Editorial: the case for a four-day working week
Reading · Editorials · C1 · 45 min. A newspaper editorial on the four-day week, with inference, key phrases and statements about the writer's attitude.
About this worksheet
A newspaper editorial on the four-day week, with inference, key phrases and statements about the writer's attitude.
- Level
- C1
- Category
- Reading
- Topic
- Editorials
- Time
- About 45 minutes
- Exercises
- Reading text, Multiple choice, Matching, True / False, Speaking / writing task, Writing lines
- Answer key
- Included
- Access
- Free
On the sheet
- Reading text: Read the editorial.
- Multiple choice: Choose the best answer. Most answers are implied rather than stated di
- Matching: Match each phrase from the text to its meaning in context.
- True / False: Do these statements reflect the writer's attitude? Write T (true) or F
- Speaking / writing task: Critical response: write a letter to the editor (180–230 words).
- Writing lines: Write your response here.
