Fichas

A fact is something that is true and is supported by evidence. An opinion is something you believe or feel to be true and is open to debate.
This is a fun Halloween worksheet for ESL students to practice the skill: distinguishing between fact and opinion.

Instructions: Look at the family tree and answer the questions.
Page extracted from ESL worksheets and activities for kids.
Written by Miriyung Pitts.
2014.

This exercise is to practice rewriting sentences for ESL secondary students.

English as a Second Language English as a Second Language (ESL)
FF1 Unit 14

Do the test in 30 minutes.

grammar

Online_Viet Teacher_S5_W21_U6_Grammar 2 & KET Writing

Students will practice daily routine vocabulary and how to speak about routine.

Read and answer the questions

This worksheet is for LEAD high school students (ELL/ESL new Canadians and refugee students who have significant gaps in their education).

Grammar: A / An / Some / Any

Choose the correct answer

Complete the gaps with the form of the verb that is missing.

Examen Unité 4 - Silhouette 2

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Follow the instructions

Ejercitar la conjugación del verbo en modo subjuntivo.

Complete the gaps with the correct tense form: Present Simple or Present Continious. Pay attention to time markers.

Follow the instructions and complete the test.

Listen to the song and fill in the blanks by using the words from the box.

Choose the correct tense of each sentence.

In this worksheet, your ESL student must fill in the blanks with the appropriate reflexive pronouns, such as myself, yourself, herself, himself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, and themselves.

This is for students to practice KET listening.

1️⃣ Đọc kỹ từng câu.

2️⃣ Xác định danh từ trong câu (1 con hay nhiều con):

• Nếu là một con → điền It.
  Ví dụ: The dog is big. → It is big.
• Nếu là nhiều con → điền They.
  Ví dụ: The dogs are big. → They are big.

3️⃣ Điền It hoặc They vào chỗ trống cho đúng.

✅ Ghi nhớ:

• It → dùng cho một (số ít).
• They → dùng cho nhiều (số nhiều).

Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions: to, in. on, from.