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Advanced Peer Editing Worksheet
A thorough and comprehensive peer-editing or self-editing worksheet for essays that covers organization, quality introduction, conclusions, developed body paragraphs as well as grammar issues such as...
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Sentence Structure
This a very basic and essential lesson about grammar and sentence structure. This lesson will demonstrate all the necessary items found in a simple sentence. This will show you how to locate each...
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Questions and Answers
Simple board game to practice elementary wh-questions such as "What's your name? How old are you? Where are you from" and yes/no questions with 'be'. The students are supposed to put the sentence...
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Simple Compound Complex Sentences
You can solve any type of your examination questions about sentence structure through the reference material. Please thoroughly refer to it and get success . When you study type of sentences you keep...
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Questions through Songs Reloaded
I'm sharing a second version of this simple and yet effective activity to practice question forms. As in the previous version, students will have the chance to to work on word order, listen to songs...
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Do and Does- Affirmative, Interrogative and Negative
The worksheet is about the usage of do and does. It has its own grammar chart with the structures for the questions (interrogative) and answers (negative and affirmative) Also students are expected to...
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Inversion
This worksheet is useful for intermediate and advanced students. it is just to introduce the topic. The white letters can't be seen in the white board, so you can use them as revision as well. So...
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Direct and Indirect Questions
This is a simple scheme to introduce the difference between direct and indirect questions. To be filled by students themselves. Mind that the terms may differ, so you can change "information...
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Making Sentences Game
Find an English magazine or newspaper and cut out about 40 words ensuring you have a balance of parts of speech and stick them onto a sheet of paper in no particular order something like in the...
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Unscramble Sentences 1
Unscramble sentences one: twenty-five sentences to practice the use of the verb to be in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. At the beginning there are easier sentences that become more...
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Unscramble Sentences 2
Unscramble sentences one: twenty sentences to practice the use of the verb to have got in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. At the beginning there are easier sentences that become more...
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Unscramble Sentences 3
Unscramble sentences one: twenty sentences to practice the use of present continuous in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. At the beginning there are easier sentences that become more...
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Parts of the Speech Train
I came up with this idea when I was teaching the parts of speech. It is very simple. I used a train to show my ss that all should have an order. I labelled them with the words Subject, Verbs and so...
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Movie Worksheet: Lost and Found
The worksheet features tasks to a 25-minute film adaptation of the children's book Lost and Found. The film is directed by Philip Hunt. There are three tasks in the worksheet: a pre-watching task...
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Have/Has Got Constructor
This is a constructor to use during your grammar classes. It helps in creating different types of sentences with have/has got. You can either ask your students to translate the similar constructions...
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Order of the Adjectives PDF
This is a worksheet for revising order of adjectives. It contains an activity in which the learners are asked to unscramble the words to make sentences. It is appropriate for elementary levels. You...
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Different Types of Hair, Order of Adjectives
This PowerPoint includes different types of hair + how to put the adjectives to describe hair in the right order. It is appropriate for elementary and pre-intermediate levels, both young learners and...
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Order of Adjectives
This power-point presentation is appropriate for teaching the order of adjectives. It is suitable for elementary students and also upper levels. First it shows the rule of ordering adjectives then it...
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Wh-Questions (Word Order)
This worksheet contains activities on Wh-questions word order and is particularly suitable for the elementary-pre-intermediate students. In part A, students are asked to fill in the spaces with the...
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Questions Words Worksheet
A fill in the blank exercise for practicing the questions words. Students read the answers and decide which question word is adequate. The tenses are mixed. This helps ss to identify the question word...
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Figure out Parts of Speech
The activity (which is basically just one slide) is aimed at helping your students to figure out parts of speech in the text. The words in red are non-existent, thus you can use this activity even...
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Word Unscramble - Dinosaurs
This resource can be used when teaching kids about dinosaurs! Students are asked to unscramble the letters and write the words correctly on the lines. There are fifteen words to unscramble from...
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Create Sentences
Teacher instructions: cut out the sheet. The task for the students is to create as many sentences as possible. I have done this in teams of five students. It is also good to make students write down...
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Too or Enough
20 sentences that students have to complete the correct too or enough form either with noun or adjective. The key to the sentences is provided. Hope the worksheet is useful to revise this type of...
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English Resource - Unscramble the Sentences 1
English resource: unscramble the sentences. This multi-step worksheet will help children practice their sentence building. Students unscramble the words to write a statement. They then use the same...
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English Resource - Unscramble the Sentences 2
English resource: unscramble the sentences. This multi-step worksheet will help children practice their sentence building. Students unscramble the words to write a statement. They then use the same...
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English Resource - Unscramble the Sentences 3
English resource: unscramble the sentences. This multi-step worksheet will help children practice their sentence building. Students unscramble the words to write a statement. They then use the same...
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My Parts of Speech Balloons
This worksheet is for the students practice activity about parts of speech. Before giving it to them, make sure that they are already familiar with the words, however translating beforehand is...
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Small Talk vs. Meaningful Conversation
This speaking activity is based on an article from The Elephant Journal entitled "Small Talk: I can't do it anymore" by Morgan L. Callison. We ask ss to say what they understand by "small talk" and...
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Questions Drill (for Russian Speakers)
This is a great worksheet for practising questions with elementary students. They have to create questions with given words and tips. Print it on the color paper, cut it, make it one column worksheet...
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Word Order in Questions
First there is an explanation of how to ask questions in present simple using the verb to be and other verbs. Then there are exerices to support the theory. The answers are provided and it is up to...
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Word Search - Albert Einstein
We have created a fun word search for your students to enjoy. There are eighteen words hidden in the grid that are all associated with Albert Einstein. Students try and find all of the words hidden in...
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Movie Worksheet: Word Order ,10 + 10 Amazing Facts (Present Simple)
A worksheet to practice the present simple and sentence structure. In the video there is a short explanation of word order in English plus an activity similar to the one in the worksheet with 10...
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Adjective Order - Practice 1
When more than one adjective is used in a sentence, it is important to put them in the right order. Using the acronym O SASh.COM, students can practice putting adjectives in the right order. There is...
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Adjective Order - Practice 2
When more than one adjective is used in a sentence, it is important to put them in the right order. Using the acronym O SASh.COM, students can practice putting adjectives in the right order. This...
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Noun + Noun Collocations: Food
This worksheet can be used to practise 'noun + noun' collocations and help students understand the importance of word order in this kind of structure using some common food vocabulary. The words can...
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Adjective Order - Practice 3
When more than one adjective is used in a sentence, it is important to put them in the right order. Using the acronym O SASh.COM, students can practice putting adjectives in the right order. There is...
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The Sentence Train and Word Order
This worksheet teaches your beginner students the rules of forming English sentences, focusing mainly on the subject-verb position. Kids (and adults, too) love the image of the train and the idea of...
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Replace Love - A Valentine's Day Grammar and Vocabulary Worksheet
Color-coded grammar activities are great for visual learners so they can see how the order of words should look. Use this Valentine's Day themed color-coded grammar worksheet to get students seeing...
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In Flanders Fields Video and Worksheet
This is the famous poem written by Lt. John McCrae during World War I (1915). I've made a worksheet with six exercises to learn to understand the poem. You can watch the video, do the exercises (write...
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Placing Adverbs of Frequency in Sentences
This is a quick and easy exercise of adverbs of frequency. It has both the verb be and regular verbs, so the teacher should have already explained the difference in adverb placement. The student...
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Order of Adjectives
This is a grammar-guide about the order of adjectives (describing objects). It’s an explanation on how to use several adjectives in front of a noun. With some examples and a few illustrations. I hope...
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Superlatives: Form, And Use With Present Perfect With “Ever”
This worksheets lets students revisit the form of superlatives and their use with present perfect with “ever”. In the first exercise students complete a table with the correct comparative and...
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Irregular Verbs and Introduction To Present Perfect: Form
This worksheet lets students review common irregular verbs and gives them the opportunity to practise the form of present perfect. In the first exercise students complete a table with the past simple...
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Present Perfect With Yet, Just And Already
This worksheet lets students review past participles, and it gives students the opportunity to practise present perfect with “yet, just, already”. In the first exercise students need to complete the...
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Demonstratives – This, that, these, those
We use demonstrative pronouns like this and these to refer to people/things that are near us. We use that and those to refer to people/things that are NOT near us. Students choose the correct word...
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Common Quantifiers, “Too”, And “Enough” With Nouns, Verbs And Adjectives
In this worksheet, students practise the function of the following quantifiers: a lot of, too many, too much, a few, a little, many, much, enough and use them in context. An answer key is included.
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The Present Simple Tense
This resource has a few exercises to practise the Present Simple Tense. It is appropriate for revision and learning the rules concerning tense and the position of adverbs in a sentence.
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Swan Song by Dua Lipa
Students listen to the video of Swan Song by Dua Lipa, work on their listening skills and examine the importance of speaking their minds. This worksheet includes a variety of activities to explain...
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NATO: Brief History and Mission
The task is based on the video explaining the key functions of NATO today and introducing the history of the organization. Vocabulary assignments focus on collocations and dependent prepositions.The...
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