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Sample paragraphs are given and students must analyze them to determine if they follow the rules of a good conclusion.

This quiz is designed to test students' understanding and application of key English grammar and vocabulary topics. It is divided into five sections:

1. Quantifiers: Students must choose the correct quantifier (e.g., some, any, a lot of, a few, little) to complete sentences that deal with quantity and amount.
2. Connectors: This section tests students on their ability to use appropriate connectors (e.g., so, and, but, because, then) to join ideas and form coherent sentences.
3. There is / There are: Students must identify and use the correct form of "there is" or "there are" in context, focusing on singular and plural nouns.
4. Descriptions of People: Learners choose the correct adjective or descriptive word (e.g., polite, loyal, blonde, friendly) to complete a paragraph about a best friend.
5. Prepositions of Place: Using an image as support, students complete sentences with the correct prepositions (on, in, next to, under, behind) to describe the positions of animals relative to a house.

Students must write the time correctly

This is a follow up activity for O.Henry's short story, Students must read the story (not included in the worksheet) and choose the correct option.

Students must say what people have just done.

Cambridge Exercise

Students must listen and choose the kind of phrase

Resolver todos los ejercicios.

must and mustn't

School rules / Must- Mustn't

Practice using must and mustn't. Identify verb forms; gerund and infinitive.

Listen to the song and complete/choose the correct words

Atividade Utilizando Must e Can

The students must find 3 heroes of Greek Mythology

Modal verbs to talk about ability - obligations and necessity

Students must weather vocabulary to the correct picture and fill in the blank of key word sentences based on the Korean translation.

The pupils must answer the questions

An event and its complement cover all possible outcomes. The sum of their probabilities must be equal 1.

In this key word transformations ESL worksheet, your C2-level English students must rewrite sentences using a given word to test their advanced knowledge of English grammar, paraphrasing, and idiomatic use of different expressions.

Consonant blends can often be found at the beginning or end of words. They're composed of two or three consonant graphemes that precede or follow a vowel within a syllable e.g.;, st-op, str-ing. Children must learn how to pronounce them orally but also how to spell them in written speech.

Content: PPE, car parts, verbs related to auto mechanics, modal auxiliaries: may, should, and must

Choose must, mustn't, have to, do/does have to

students must demonstrate knowledge of the difference between past and present tense, and they will show how to form negative sentences

students must choose the correct past tense