Worksheets

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

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

Read and fill in the blanks with the appropriate word.

Read and choose the correct word for each blank

 Future Tenses - Part 1

Read and answer

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

Complete the exercises using the grammar structures: past simple, past perfect and past perfect continuous

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

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

Students can take a practice test for FCE reading.  This shoiuld be accompanied by FCE E1 Use of English.

This cloze exercise is designed to review useful vocabulary for essay writing.  It also has a theme about housing.

Read the text and write in the correct form of the word on the right.

Read the text and write the letters of the missing sentences.

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This ESL worksheet, designed for the B2 level, enables your students to practice the grammar related to the Present Perfect tense in the English language while learning vocabulary associated with the holiday of Thanksgiving. 

Read the text and write in the letter of the missing sentence

Read the first sentence and then write in the non-defining relative clause in the second sentence.

Read the sentences and choose the correct adverb.

High Note 9 Reading WB

Passive Voice Review

Articles (a, an, the, no article)

Read and choose the correct word for each blank.

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.