English Vocabulary & Grammar Worksheets

 

Grammar Exercises to Print

Adjectives - exercises to print

• Adjectives followed by prepositions
• Compound Adjectives - easy-going etc.
• Adjectives to nouns - Make nouns from adj.
• Extreme Adjectives matching
• Personality Adjectives

Adverbs - printable exercises

• Adverbs of Frequency worksheets
• Adverbs of Sequence worksheets

Comparatives/Superlatives -

• Comparatives & Superlatives quiz -1
• Animal comparatives & Superlatives
• Pet shop price comparing using as...as
• Space comparatives and superlatives

Conditionals Sentences-zero, first, second, third

• zero Conditionals - usually used for things that are always true
• First conditionals - usually for things that have a logical end
• Conditional modals - might, should, had
• Mixed Conditionals & Other Advanced grammar Review

Conjunctions - coordinating, contrasting

• Contrasting conjunctions - Although, however, in spite of, despite
• Coordinating conjunctions

Future Forms - future simple, perfect, continuous

• Future simple vs simple past- using will, going to & present progressive
• Future forms, Future continuous, future perfect

Gerunds & Infinitives

(some verbs are followed by gerund-ing form of verbs and others are followed by infinitive to + verb, others by both)

• Gerund and infinitives - ing & to -quiz 1
• Gerunds and pronouns

Modal Verbs - can, may, might, should etc.

• Modal verb - using "should" for giving advice(coming soon)

Nouns -

• Abstract Nouns test.
• Compound nouns
• Compound nouns
• City word compound nouns
• Noun suffixes from verbs
• Word Formation of nouns

Partitives - Adjectives that describe a part ex. a piece of, a cup of

• A piece of, a cup of, a loaf of - crossword
• Food partitives - word puzzle
• Partitives board game

Passive & Past Participles

• Past participle forms of verbs 1- crossword -
• Past participle forms of verbs- 2 crossword -
• Past participle forms of verbs 3 crossword -

Past Progressive or Continuous Tense

• Past Continuous or progressive vs. past simple tense

Past Simple and Perfect Tenses : past simple, present perfect .

• Simple past board game
• simple past vs. future tense - Crossword puzzle
• Present perfect tense vs simple past 1- Find someone who
• Present perfect tense vs simple past 2 - Board Game
• Present perfect communicative activity using - EVER & NEVER

Phrasal Verbs - Verbs with a preposition usually with an idiomatic meaning. Some are however easy to figure out like - sit down

• Phrasal verbs 1 - missing preposition
• Phrasal verbs 2 - Verb meaning
• Phrasal verbs matching exercise 1
• Phrasal verbs matching exercise 2
• Phrasal verbs matching exercise 3

Prefixes and Suffixes (affixes) & Word Formation

(Prefixes and suffixes help us form new words in English. We can make new words by adding an affix to change or modify the meaning for ex. weak = weakness)

• Adjectives from nouns using suffixes
• Jobs word suffixes - teach - teacher
• Jobs word formation with compound words- pop + singer = pop singer
• Verb to noun suffixes - Add a suffix to make a noun
• Prefix meaning - matching exercise
• Prefix word base exercise 1
• Prefix word base exercise 2
• Prefix multiple choice exercise

Prepositions - Words like in, on under, by with

• Assorted prepositions test
• Prepositions of place - in, on , under etc.
• Verbs followed by prepositions
• Adjectives followed by prepositions

Present simple , present continuous/progressive tenses

• Present simple vs. Present progressive board game
• Present simple vs. present progressive game using Business verbs

Pronouns - Words that take the place of nouns

• Possessive pronoun - mine, yours , his, hers, etc.- Crossword
• Possessive pronoun - beginners
• Impersonal pronouns and gerunds

Proverbs & Idioms

• Proverbs and meaning matching exercise
• Proverbs board game - using proverb halves

Questions

• Tag questions multiple choice
• Questions Words matching
• Q and A board game
• Indirect questions quiz

Verbs - A verb is an action or doing word in a sentence. It is the most important part of speech

• Verbs Tenses - Present, past tenses, future
• Verbs gap fill exercise 2
• Verb tenses quiz - Test your knowledge of English tenses

• Kids& Beginner Course Lessons - Lessons by courses

  Course 1 Lessons

  Unit  intro – Alphabet & Phonics Resources. 

  Aim: Teach letters of the alphabet

  Unit   1 – Greetings - Hello

  Aim: Teach basic greetings – Hello, Hi, Goodbye.

  Unit   2 – What’s your name?

  Aim: To teach kids how to say their names.

  Unit   3 – How old are you?

  Aim: Teach kids how to say their age and  learn numbers 1 to 5.

  Unit   4 – Numbers – How many?

  Aim: Teach kids how to count from 1 to 10.

  Unit   5 A – Colours – What colour is it?

  Aim: Teach kids how to describe things through colours.

  Unit 5 B - Colours Vocabulary

  Aim: Teach colours vocabulary

  Unit 5 C - Green Monster Colours Lesson

  Aim: Teach colours through a colours songs

  Unit   6 – Fruits – I like apples.

  Aim: Teach kids names of fruits and how to express likes.

  Unit  7 – Body – I have a head.

  Aim: Teach kids parts of the body.

  Unit  8–  Actions  – I can, I can’t.

  Aim: Teach kids how to express ability using simple action verbs.

  Course 2 Lessons

  Unit  1 – Animals – Farms Animals. 

  Aim: Teach students how to express preference by using vocabulary related to farm animals.

  Unit   2 – Family Members

  Aim: Teach words and expressions used when describing family.

  Unit  3 – School bag

  Aim: To teach words and expressions related to classroom items.

  Unit   4 – Actions – Can and Can’t  

  Aim: Teach action verbs

  Unit   5 – Shapes & Sizes

  Aim: Teach various shapes and adjectives to describe size.

  Unit   6 – Demonstrative Pronouns – This/That/These/Those

  Aim: Teach  singular and plurals of nouns and demonstrative pronouns.

  Unit   7 – Numbers – 10 to 100

  Aim: Teach numbers 10 to 100 and pronunciation differences between long and short vowels.

  Unit  8 – Toys – Where is it?

  Aim: Teach  words and expressions related to toys and to ask where things are.

  Unit  9 –  Days of the week and weekly activities

  Aim: Teach days of the week and some things we do weekly.

  Unit 10 -   Weather – What’s the weather like?

  Aim: Teach students how to ask about the weather and describe it.

  Unit 11 -   Food – What do you want to eat

  Aim: Teach students about the things we eat and express want

  Course 3 Lessons

  Unit  1 – Pets : Why do you like dogs?

  Aim: Teach  names of pets and give a brief description of pets using personality adjectives.

  Unit   2a – Time – What time is it?

  Aim: Teach students how to tell the time and also how to talk about daily routines.

  Unit   2b – Time – What time is it?

  Aim: Teach students how to tell the time using quarter to/past/ Half past etc.

  Unit   3 – Months & birthdays – When is your birthday?

  Aim: Teach students months of the year and how to tell dates using months and ordinal numbers.

  Unit   4 – Jobs – What people do.

  Aim: To teach kids how to describe jobs using action verbs.

  Unit  5  – Actions – What are you doing?

  Aim: Students will learn how to describe actions in progress using the present progressive.

  Unit   6 – Transport – How do you come to school?

  Aim: Teach students different means of transport and talk about going around.

  Unit   7 – Clothes – What are you wearing today?

  Aim: To learn to describe what someone is wearing.

  Unit   8 –  Where is it? – At home

  Aim: Teach kids prepositions of place, alongside rooms and things at home.

  Unit  9a – Vegetables – How much are the carrots?

  Aim: Teach kids vegetable vocabulary and how to go shopping for veggies.

  Unit  9b – Vegetables – Extra Vegetable Vocabulary lesson - Cauliflower, broccoli etc.

  Aim: Teach students extra vegetable vocabulary.

  Unit  10 –  Weather  and clothes  - Put on your sunglasses.

  Aim: Teach kids how to talk about clothes relative to the weather.

  Unit 11 -  Zoo – What does a panda look like?

  Aim: To teach students how to describe zoo animals by what they eat and look like.