This worksheet introduces students to common tools used in both electrical and mechanical work. It is designed for A2–B1 level learners who need technical English for their studies. The lesson begins with an online game on Baamboozle, where students review tool names by looking at pictures and saying the correct word in English. After the game, there is a set of multiple-choice review questions that test understanding of tool functions, such as which tool is used to turn screws, cut wires, or measure electricity. To help students practice language in context, the worksheet also includes four real-life scenarios. Each scenario describes a problem, such as fixing a loose chair, checking a car battery, building a metal frame, or repairing a leaking pipe clamp. Students must read the situation carefully and choose the correct tool from the options. The worksheet finishes with a pair activity where students look at pictures and describe them to a partner, using full sentences like “He is tightening a screw with a screwdriver.” The mix of online play, reading comprehension, and speaking practice makes this worksheet practical and engaging, while also preparing students for technical English in their future careers.

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Tools You Might Use in Electrical & Mechanical Work

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. This worksheet introduces students to common tools used in both electrical and mechanical work. It is designed…