Worksheets

In this A2-level ESL worksheet, students must examine different flags and choose the correct answer about nationalities and languages.

Students will practice -ed and -ing adjectives

Present Simple, Present Continuous and state verbs

Use the irregular yo-go verbs to complete sentences.

Do the exercies.

Grammar: There Is / There Are

Choose the correct answer

GRAMMAR - PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE - 03

listen carefully

Grammar: A / An / Some / Any

Choose the correct answer

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.

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.

Follow the instructions and complete the worksheet

Follow the lesson and complete the worksheets

In this ESL match worksheet, your students must fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the comparative and superlative in English sentences that contain Thanksgiving vocabulary.

Interview your partner to fill in each blank.

grade 4 english global success - unit 2: time and daily routines

Write in the past tense form of the verb.

Complete the sentences with the ordinal numbers

Complete the  following exercises using the vocabulary about free time activities.

Vocabulary

English Level: A2–B1 (Elementary to Lower-Intermediate)

• Understand details about gambling, risk, and cultural differences

• Follow explanations and comparisons

• Recognize cause and effect (ex: why gambling is risky)

Write a short paragraph comparing Tobermory and Edinburgh.

Use at least 4 adjectives, including comparative and superlative forms.

Include a beginning, middle, and ending sentence.

Students will practice can and can't