In this C1 Speaking Worksheet students talk about their work-life balance, what it means to live a fulfilled life, and how they manage to juggle work, family and social relations, and other aspects of their life.
Students revise Grammar contents like comparative structures, relative clauses introduced by regardless of and the use of «no» + noun.
In the section Speaking Skills, they look at two common expressions to indicate emphasis, at expressing complaints with «can’t stand» and «can’t bear», and also at ways to express a positive attitude towards change.
Some phrasal verbs are given to help them express their ideas more accurately, together with common idioms and advanced vocabulary to speak about the topic at length.
This engaging speaking activity includes really interesting C1 speaking questions to get your students talking, so they integrate all the contents in the worksheet while they speak.
You can also download the teacher and student’s feedback templates at the bottom of the downloads box. With them, you will be able to give your students well-structured individual feedback to take home.
You can learn more about our Feedback Method in this video:
And there’s something else that’s new too!!
From now on, all Speaking Worksheets have a new design, so students have space for notes on the B-side, under the questions for the Speaking Task.
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