L5U5 Diagrams of the past. Regular verbs except 1.

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Simple past. Diagrams for affirmative, interrogative and negative.

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Was or were

Grammar - ESL

English as a second language 
positive, negative, questions

 

  • Main content: Past simple
  • Other contents: verb to be

Family Members and Apostrophe ’s

Grammar - ESL

ESL English Activity – Family Members and Apostrophe ’s

Level

  • A1–A2 (Beginner/Elementary ESL)
  • Ages: +9 years old

Topics

  • Family Members Vocabulary
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Describing People
  • Apostrophe ’s (Possession)

What Students Practice

  • Identifying family relationships
  • Reading and understanding a short text
  • Answering comprehension questions
  • Matching words and definitions
  • Completing sentences
  • Using apostrophe ’s correctly

Grammar Focus

  • Possession and family relationships

Skills Developed:

  1. Vocabulary, reading, writing, grammar and sentence building

Activity Types

  • Match the words
  • Fill in the blanks
  • Reading comprehension
  • Picture identification
  • Rewrite sentences using apostrophe ’s

Rachel - You're a Shoe (Friends) To Be Practice

Grammar - ESL

This worksheet is based on a scene from the TV show Friends in which Rachel talks to her father about making her own life choices. Students will watch the scene, listen for key information, learn new vocabulary, and practice the verb to be (am, is, are) through a variety of grammar activities.

 

Objective

  • Develop listening comprehension skills.
  • Learn and practice vocabulary from the scene.
  • Review and use the verb to be in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.
  • Improve reading comprehension and sentence-building skills.
  • Encourage students to use grammar in meaningful contexts.

Reading: There is and There are - Verb to be: is/are

Grammar - ESL

Read and choose the correct alternative 

 

Look at the pictures and answer YES or NO