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Very
short stories in graded English, levels B1 to C1 - for class and for
home
A
choice of short short stories to read online or print out,
for school, college and home study. Texts
in graded English, mostly under 1000 words, all with lesson plans / worksheets
and
classroom ideas for teachers, for use with intermediate and advanced
EFL / ESL. MP3
audio recordings accompany most stories.
Short
stories - advanced English - B2 and C1
- NEW
Short
story: Unsolved Mysteries
- a short story
from the USA in advanced level
English, with interactive
exercises - (B2
level - 920 words)
- NEW
Short
story: A suitable job
- a short story
from Britain in advanced level
English, with lesson plan and interactive
exercises - (C1
level - 950 words)
- Short
story: The Car
- a short story
from Britain in advanced level
English, with audio, lesson plan and interactive exercises
- (C1
level - 950 words)
- Short
story: Blue
Gum Tree - a short story from New Zealand with
audio and interactive
worksheet (B2
level - 850 - 900 words)
- Short
Story: Lucky Jim
- an original short story from the
USA, with
audio and interactive
worksheet -. (C1 level
-
800-850 words)
- For Elise
- An original short story from the USA - with audio and interactive
worksheet (B2
level ~
1150 words )
- A few good
reasons
- An original
short story from the USA with
audio and
interactive
worksheet (B2
level ~
950 words )
And a longer short story..
Short
stories - intermediate English, teenage
fiction - B1 and B2
© Unless
otherwise indicated, short stories referenced on this page are
protected by copyright - Linguapress and individual authors.
Teachers, writers ? Got a good short story you'd like us to publish?
If so, let us know
Short stories must be your own © original
work, be set in an English-speaking environment, and be appropriate for
teenagers or young adult readers.
Linguapress
is also interested in publishing good short stories by established
writers whose works are in the public domain, and welcomes suggestions.
To be in the public domain, works must be by a writer who died over 70
years ago.
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