Worksheets

Complete the gaps with the correct tense form: Present Simple or Present Continious. Pay attention to time markers.

preposition of time

Gerunds and infinitives

Was going to...

Prepositions of time

Activities to practice food vocabulary and future time clauses.

Complete all the test in the given time

Grammar worksheet on the Future Simple and Present Simple for future time reference (in clauses)

Sport, hobby, free time

Practice your Simple Past skills in a fun and meaningful way!

Instructions: Fill in the blanks using the correct form of the verbs (Simple Past). Choose from the word bank below. You will also need to use time expressions to complete the story.

Times of Fun and Joy

 You should complete these task in the time given, check your grammar and make sure you complete the entire test.

Listen and read

Follow the instructions.

Follow the instructions

Do it

Study the rule. Remember that the indefinite infinitive is generally used when the time is not specified. But the continuous infinitive represents the action that is ongoing or happening over a period of time.

Students provided compound adjectives for descriptions and it's time to check on their answers!

do it

Students practice Test 1 for Unit 1. Leisure time

follow the instructions

U2 -Uses of Leisure Time- Barron Essential Words

Please read carefully before you begin the test.

1. Write your full name at the top of the answer sheet.
2. Read each question carefully before answering.
3. Follow the instructions for each section (multiple choice, matching, gap fill, etc.).
4. Use a blue or black pen (if handwritten). Do not use a pencil.
5. Do not leave any answers blank. If you are not sure, make your best guess.
6. Check your answers if you have time before submitting the test.
7. You are not allowed to use a dictionary, phone, or any other help.
8. Keep silent during the test. If you have a question, raise your hand.

Good luck!

NOW COMPLETE THIS LISTENING AGAIN. THIS TIME YOU HAVE THE WORDS TO HELP YOU

Open the brackets and use the proper tense, either the Future or the Present Simple.