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ESL Grammar
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Subjective, possessive, objective, demonstrative and interrogative pronouns.
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Poster showing examples of uncountable nouns.
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Color coded word wall listing examples of intransitive phrasal verbs. Can be used alone or as prompt with phrasal verb card game.
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Poster illustrating the “1st Conditional.” “If I finish my work, I will play soccer tonight.”
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Color coded word wall listing examples of inseparable phrasal verbs. Can be used alone or as prompt with phrasal verb card game.
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"Be", "have" and "do"-posters showing primary verb conjugations. Essential building blocks for compound tenses.
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Change the sentences to negative using don't, doesn't, or didn't.
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Practice changing statements to questions using proper word order and wh- words.
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Identify the primary verbs in a sentence, then indicate whether they are used as auxiliary verbs or main verbs. Intermediate level.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of one-syllable words.
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Fill in the blanks with the correct form of "be", "have", or "do".
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Fun five minute exercise to practice changing modal auxiliary structures from affirmative to negative and back to affirmative.
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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of two-syllable words.
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When should you use "a" and when "the"? When should you use neither? This unit of clear explanations and review worksheets should help.
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Color coded word wall listing examples of separable phrasal verbs. Can be used alone or as prompt with phrasal verb card game.
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Practice using modal auxiliaries in the negative form.
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Practice correct use of "some" and "any."
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Complete the puzzle by providing simple past form for 20 common verbs.
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Change statements to questions using "do", "does" or "did".
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Board game to practice irregular verbs, adaptable to various levels.
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Large poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Write the plural forms of common f and fe endings. Then unscramble the letters in the shaded areas to find out the mystery phrase.
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Roll the die, advance the number of spaces indicated and create a sentence using the verb illustrated. Failure to make a sentence results in losing a turn.
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Poster showing adjectives of quantity and countable/uncountable nouns.
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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of three-syllable and irregular words.
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Complete the puzzle by providing simple past form of 57 irregular verbs.
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Poster grouping verbs with similar principal part forms together.
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Easy exercise to identify countable and uncountable nouns.
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Identify italicized nouns as subjects or objects and replace them with appropriate pronoun.
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Illustrated bookmarks showing correct usage of seven problem verbs: lie, lie, lay, sit, set, raise, rise
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Change the irregular verbs in these sentences to the simple past.
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Practice forming comparative and superlative words by solving the puzzle. Choose with or without word bank.
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Use this double-sided flashcard set to learn or review irregular verbs.
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Easy exercise to practice few, fewer, many, little, less and much with countable and uncountable nouns.
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Small poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Written practice answering questions in the simple past using irregular verbs.
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Bookmarks showing the principal parts of similar irregular verbs.
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This oral activity allows everyone to speak and practice various language patterns built around action verbs. The "game board" is actually comprised of classmates! Rather than turning a card over to find a match, players ask questions. Adaptable to any level.
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Fill in the missing verb forms: basic, past simple, past participle.
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Templates specifically designed for students to make their own phrasal verb flashcards. Choose beginning level template with place to mark if separable or intermediate level with place to mark transitive, intransitive, etc.
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