ESL Grammar

Grammar: Some versus Any Completion Questions (ESL)

Practice correct use of "some" and "any."

Worksheet: Somewhere, Anything... (ESL)

Practice using compounds of "some" and "any".

Worksheet: Missing Verb Forms (ESL)

Fill in the missing verb forms: basic, past simple, past participle.

Worksheet: Present Perfect (ESL)

Change the irregular verbs in these sentences to the present perfect.

Worksheet: Simple Past (ESL)

Change the irregular verbs in these sentences to the simple past.

Bookmarks: Seven Problem Verbs (ESL)

Illustrated bookmarks showing correct usage of seven problem verbs: lie, lie, lay, sit, set, raise, rise

Bookmarks: Irregular Verb Families (ESL)

Bookmarks showing the principal parts of similar irregular verbs.

Crossword: Confusing Verbs (ESL)

Crossword with requiring proper choice and form of confusing verbs.

Card Game: Irregular Verbs (ESL)

"Three in a Row"--Card game similar to Go Fish. Players must get three parts of irregular verbs.

Poster: Lie or Lay? (ESL)

Illustrated poster showing correct usage of lie and lay.

Poster: Possessives (ESL)

Poster showing possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns, with examples of use.

Poster: Pronouns and Case (ESL)

Poster showing subject, object, and possessive pronouns.

Poster: Raise or Rise? (ESL)

Illustrated poster showing correct usage of "raise" and "rise".

Poster: Sit or Set? (ESL)

Illustrated poster showing correct usage of "sit" and "set".

Poster: Subject and Object Pronouns (ESL)

Illustrated poster showing difference between subject and object pronouns.

Poster: Irregular Verb Families (ESL)

Poster grouping verbs with similar principal part forms together.

Worksheet: Lie or Lay? (ESL) -easy

Fill in the correct form of "lie" or "lay". EASY

Worksheet: Lie or Lay? (ESL)

Fill in the correct form of "lie" or "lay".

Worksheet: Raise or Rise? (ESL)

Fill in the correct form of "raise" or "rise".

Worksheet: Sit or Set? (ESL)

Fill in the correct form of "sit" or "set".

Worksheet: Subject or Object Pronoun? (ESL)

Identify italicized nouns as subjects or objects and replace them with appropriate pronoun.

Worksheet: Subject or Object Pronoun Easy (ESL)

Replace the subject or object (already identified) with the correct pronoun. Easy

Poster: Grammar--"Do" as an auxiliary verb (ESL)

Poster explaining the use of "do" in questions, negatives and as emphatic form. Includes word order models.

Worksheet: Don't, Doesn't, Didn't, (ESL)

Change the sentences to negative using don't, doesn't, or didn't.

Worksheet: Do, Does, Did (ESL)

Change statements to questions using "do", "does" or "did".

Worksheet: Wh- Questions (ESL)

Both written and oral practice forming questions with "wh-" words and a form of "do" as an auxiliary. Students form questions, then interview classmates for answers.

Worksheet: Change to Wh- Questions (ESL)

Practice changing statements to questions using proper word order and wh- words.

Worksheet: Yes/No Questions (ESL)

Oral and written practice. Change statements to yes/no questions using "do", "does", "did". Then interview classmates for answers.

Grammar Poster: Conjunctions

One overview page and six specific pages of conjunction facts and usages.

Grammar Poster: Interjections

Two beautiful full color posters about interjection facts and usages.

Rules: Adjective Order for Describing People (ESL)

"She has LENGTH, STYLE, COLOR hair." Word order and suggested vocabulary for describing people's appearances.

Oral Activity: Action Verbs Part 1 of 2 (ESL)

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.

Oral Activity: Action Verbs Part 2 of 2 (ESL)

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.

Oral Activity: Action Verbs, Find Your Match(ESL)

Players practice specific word patterns and verbs by intermingling with group to find their match.

Game: Action Verb Game Board 1 of 2 (ESL)

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.

Game: Action Verb Game Board 2 of 2 (ESL)

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.

Grammar Posters: Linking Verbs

Posters identify linking verbs and show how to tell the difference between linking verbs and action verbs.

Worksheet: Linking Verbs (upper elem)

Fill in the correct linking verb for each sentence. Some verbs can be used more than once.

Worksheet: Linking Verb or Action Verb? (upper elem)

"I can’t smell anything with this terrible cold." Underline the verb in each sentence. Identify the verb as LINKING (L) or ACTION (A).

Flashcard Template: Phrasal Verb Template (ESL)

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.