Worksheets

Read and choose the correct relative pronoun

Present Simple verbs

reading

This ESL worksheet presents a multiple-choice exercise designed for students seeking to enhance their reading comprehension skills and knowledge of English grammar at the C2 level. Thanks to this real-life text about the Japanese technique of Kintsugi, they will learn how to master the English language at the highest level. 

This ESL worksheet for third-grade students allows them to learn English vocabulary related to Halloween within the context of a haunted house. 

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Listen and choose A B or C.

This ESL worksheet allows your students to practice the English grammar of the Past Perfect Continuous tense.

Listen and choose the correct answer

Read the adapted version of Roald Dahl's short story "The Landlady" and do the multiple choice questions.  Great for Halloween.

LISTENING

Thanks to this ESL worksheet on the present perfect, your students will practice their knowledge of this tense in the English language while learning vocabulary related to the fall season. 

Complete exercises about the simple present tense for affirmative and negative statements

Exercise Advanced All Mixed Tenses

Put the verbs into the correct form to create mixed conditionals. Use the hints in blue to understand which type of mixed conditionals you need.

Grammar: Superlatives

Vocabulary: Places in Town

These future tense activities allow your students to practice using the different future tenses in the English language: Future Simple (will), Going to, and Future Continuous, both in the positive and negative form. 

📝 Activity instructions

🔊 Listen carefully to the audio.

✍️ Complete the story by writing the missing verbs in the past tense in the blank spaces.

•     Focus on regular and irregular verbs.
•     Pay attention to pronunciation and context to identify the correct verb.
•     Write only one verb per blank.
•     Make sure your answers are in the past simple tense.

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Read and answer

Passive Voice ( Present, Present Continuous, Present Perfect)

Students will practice days of the week and months

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