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Grammar - ESL
Causative Verbs
REPORTED SPEECH MIXED
complete a table with grammar rules to form comparative and superlative adverbs
Filling the blanks.
Categorizing sentences and Writing sentences
Unscramble the words. Write who if the adjective clause gives information about a person. Write that if the adjective clause gives information about a thing.
Grammar Focus
Grammar - Language Arts
Transcribe the affirmative into interrogative questions.
Exercises to practice Passive voice
Discussion about the different uses of make, let and allow
Answering the questions: What is she doing? What are they doing? What is she wearing. Exercise affirmative sentences in Present continuous tense grammar and spelling.
Decide if the sentence is : Interrogative - Imperative - Declarative - Exclamatory
Vocabulary - Language Arts
grammar exercises Past Perfect Tense
Selecting an adjective to complete the sentence
Basic English Lesson 13 (Comparative degree and agreement/disagreement)
Choose the correct option for the answer
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Use one past perfect simple form and one past perfect continuous form in each pair.
Form and practice
Grammar lesson
English language
Students read the sentences, find the mistakes and rewrite the sentences correctly.
This activity is to help students distinguish between apostrophe "S" and contractions
Students practise making up passive constructions.
video, grammar explanation and exercises about present continuous and simple present
Grammar Worksheet (Will & Wont)