This worksheet focuses on the topic of video games and their positive and negative effects on teenagers and is designed for A2-level learners. It begins with vocabulary work to introduce and practise key expressions related to gaming, such as stress reduction, memory, problem-solving, and online behaviour. Students then read a balanced text discussing how video games can help players relax, react quickly, improve memory, and develop thinking skills, while also highlighting potential problems such as toxic online behaviour and spending too much time gaming. A range of comprehension activities, including gap fill, multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, and short-answer questions, helps students check their understanding of the text and recycle the target vocabulary in context. The worksheet is suitable for individual work, pair work, or whole-class use and works well as a lead-in to later discussion or essay writing on the topic of video games and digital habits.

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Are Video Games Good or Bad for You?

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. This worksheet focuses on the topic of video games and their positive and negative effects on teenagers and is…