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ESL Grammar
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Change the irregular verbs in these sentences to the present perfect.
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Posters showing basic differences between countable and uncountable nouns.
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Large poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Subjective, possessive, objective, demonstrative and interrogative pronouns.
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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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Two pages of rules for tag questions followed by a worksheet to practice the rules.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of one-syllable words.
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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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Fill in the missing verb forms: basic, past simple, past participle.
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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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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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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of two-syllable words.
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Poster showing examples of uncountable nouns.
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Poster illustrating the “1st Conditional.” “If I finish my work, I will play soccer tonight.”
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Poster illustrating use of "some" and "any" as well as compounds like "somebody" and "anything".
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Illustrated bookmarks showing correct usage of seven problem verbs: lie, lie, lay, sit, set, raise, rise
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Easy exercise to identify countable and uncountable nouns.
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Poster grouping verbs with similar principal part forms together.
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Board game to practice irregular verbs, adaptable to various levels.
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Practice using modal auxiliaries in the negative form.
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"Be", "have" and "do"-posters showing primary verb conjugations. Essential building blocks for compound tenses.
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"Three in a Row"--Card game similar to Go Fish. Players must get three parts of irregular verbs.
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Practice correct use of "some" and "any."
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Identify italicized nouns as subjects or objects and replace them with appropriate pronoun.
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Poster illustrating the “0 conditional." “If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.”
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Change statements to questions using "do", "does" or "did".
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Complete the puzzle by providing simple past form of 57 irregular verbs.
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Written practice answering questions in the simple past using irregular verbs.
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Practice changing statements to questions using proper word order and wh- words.
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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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Replace the subject or object (already identified) with the correct pronoun. Easy
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Grammar reference bookmarks for comparative and superlative forms of three-syllable and irregular words.
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One page explanation with examples each for active and passive voice; and one page for each of practice.
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Easy exercise to practice few, fewer, many, little, less and much with countable and uncountable nouns.
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Poster showing adjectives of quantity and countable/uncountable nouns.
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Ten Dolch words (ate, said, eight, myself, funny, like, stop, very, better, fly). Practice spelling & context reading with a crossword puzzle, cloze sentences, a cloze story, and a "find the words" story.
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Bookmarks showing the principal parts of similar irregular verbs.
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Handy reference to distinguish modal auxiliary verbs from primary auxiliary verbs.
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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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