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Parts of Speech
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Read the explanation for forming possessive nouns, then practice by completing the chart.
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Read the explanation of possessive pronouns, then practice by circling the possessive pronoun in each sentence.
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Don't be tense! Learn the rules and practice the difference between present simple and present continuous tense.
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Simple introduction with lots of practice. Nine pages and an answer key
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Read the explanation of pronouns, then practice by underlining the pronoun in each sentence.
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Read the explanation of subject pronouns, then practice by completing each sentence with a subject pronoun.
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Brief introduction to simple past, present, and future.
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When to use the correct ending sounds. Good practice for early readers and ESL.
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Read the explanation of concrete nouns, then practice by underlining the noun in each sentence.
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Briefly explains rules for spelling simple past tense regular verbs.
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[member-created with abcteach] Trace and cut out this pencil-shaped pattern for a great shapebook about "helping verbs". Includes verbs such "as am, has, had..." as well as blank pages for writing your own.
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This innovative lesson uses the first chapter of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland to help students understand the difference between "she" and "her". A grammar drill that's fun for everyone!
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[member-created using abctools]unscramble the helping verbs, from "are" to "should"
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From "bad" to "yellow".
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From "beside" to "wisely"
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Subjective, possessive, and objective pronouns.
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Subjective, possessive, objective, demonstrative and interrogative pronouns.
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From "bite" to "write"
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Cut out the words. Put the common nouns into one column, and the proper nouns into the other.
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"A young duck is a ...." Complete the fifteen sentences by choosing the correct diminutive to match each noun (mostly animal babies).
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Write adjectives to describe the picture (a cow) and then write sentences using those adjectives.
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Practice using the correct verb.
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Choose the correct collective noun to complete the sentences. Then create some collective nouns of your own.
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Fish, lions, squirrels, birds, cows, ants... do you know what they're called when they travel in a group? This worksheet will help.
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Underline and label (common, proper, etc.) the nouns in each sentence.
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Underline each noun in the story, and then place it in the appropriate column (singular, plural, common, proper, etc.)
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Solid, varied practice of simple past and present tenses with regular verbs.
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Change each sentence from singular to plural.
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Underline the pronoun in each sentence and label it as "subject" or "object"
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A worksheet to increase familiarity with transitive verbs.
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waddled, galloped, barked... complete twenty sentences by choosing the best animal-specific verbs.
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A donkey... hisses? brays? cackles? Complete each sentence with the correct verb.
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Defines and gives brief examples of action and being verbs. Students are then to sort verbs according to function and write sentences using both types of verbs.
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Underline the subject once and the predicate twice. This is a set of three worksheets of increasing difficulty ("The boy played" and "The boy played with a dog" and "The boy played with a dog in the snow")
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Three pages: subject, object, and possessive pronouns.
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Short explanation and five pages of practice on subject/verb agreement.
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