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Irregular Past Participles crossword

Grammar - ESL

English as a second language 

Fill in the crossword with the past participles of the irregular verbs given.

 

  • Main content: Irregular verbs
  • Other contents: past participle, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Future Perfect, Passive Voice

 

Look on the Bright Side B2 Cloze Emotions Feelings

Grammar - ESL

Read and choose the correct word for each blank

2B Present perfect and past simple contrast

Grammar - ESL

I can use the past simple and present perfect tenses correctly.

B2 - Future Tenses - Part 1

Grammar - ESL

 Future Tenses - Part 1

Passive Voice All Tense B2 Fill in the Blank

Grammar - ESL

Look at the sentences and the tense cue; complete with the correct form of the auxiliary to form the passive voice.

Passive Voice All Tenses 2 Fill in the blanks B2 Advertising

Grammar - ESL

Read the sentences, note the time words in bold and write in the correct form of the passive voice.

I1 - Lesson 13 - Present Perfect x Simple Past

Grammar - ESL

Present Perfect x Simple Past

PARAPHRASING B2 PARTS 1 and 2

Grammar - ESL

key word transformation. PARTS 1 AND 2  paraphrasing  ABOUT SPECULATING ABOUT THE PRESENT, THE PAST. AGO TO FOR/FOR TO AGO/LAST7AGO TO SINCE/SINCE TO FOR/ FOR TO SINCE. TOO TO ENOUGH/ ENOUGH TO TOO. REPORTED SPEECH.

Wish/if only – Activities

Grammar - ESL

Wish/if only – Activities

Reported Speech 3 Time/Place

Grammar - ESL

Task one  - match the expression in direct speech to the reported speech expression.

Task two - read the sentences and choose the correct expressions.

reporting verb

Grammar - ESL

Change the following sentences into reported speech. Use the reporting verb in brackets.

 

  • “I will study harder next time.” (promise)
  • “You should speak to your teacher.” (advise)
  • “Don’t touch the wires!” (warn)
  • “We have decided to travel to Japan.” (decide)
  • “You must leave the room now.” (order)
  • “I promised I would help her.” (promise)
  • “You mustn’t tell anyone about this.” (warn)
  • “He advised me to take the job.” (advise)
  • “We decided to change the plan.” (decide)
  • “Don’t be late for the meeting.” (order)

I1 - Lesson 12 - Articles (a, an, the)

Grammar - ESL

Articles (a, an, the, no article)

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