The following is a random selection of questions that introduce the use of ‘too’ and ‘either’ as adverbs. This fluency exercise also helps students practice previous question forms, so students can use a variety of short answers, such as ‘Yes I am’, ‘No I’m not’, Yes it is, No it Read more…
These exercises give students practice using vocabulary connected with professions. In English, rather than ask: “What is your job?”, people typically ask: “What do you do?” in reference to a person’s job. This simple exercise helps beginner and elementary students learn how to use the correct verbs to talk about Read more…
The questions featured in this exercise sheet help students practice using the verb to be, and the auxiliary verbs do and can. These very simple exercises give students practice in fluency, sentence accuracy and listening. You can use these exercise to consolidate existing grammar knowledge with your beginner students, or as Read more…
The questions featured in this exercise sheet help students practice using the forms of have and has. These very simple exercises give students practice in fluency, sentence accuracy and listening. You can use these exercise to consolidate existing grammar knowledge with your beginner students, or as a brief review. The Read more…
These exercises help students to practice using direct questions with auxiliary ‘do’. Students often struggle with question forms in English. Elicit students students to form direct questions with ‘Do’ from the answers provided in the list. These exercises help your students practice their fluency, accuracy, listening skills and agility.
This exercise is a favourite amongst ESL students. Students often struggle with question forms in English. The prompts in this exercise use the full range of interrogative wh- questions to help your students practice their fluency, accuracy and linguistic agility. By providing the students with the answer to a question Read more…
These exercises give students practice using a range of countable and uncountable quantifiers. Students develop better accuracy and fluency from moving quickly from one group of words to another as they give their own authentic answers to each of the questions. This is a great exercise to use at the Read more…
This is a great exercise to use for consolidation of a range of difficult grammar areas for beginner students. These exercises gives help students not only help students practice a range of elements when using countable and uncountable nouns. Aside from practicing their fluency, accuracy and pronunciation, students also practice Read more…
These simple exercise help your students practice the four basic coordinating conjunctions: and, but, or, so. You can use these exercises as an introduction or as a brief lesson starter to consolidate previous grammar knowledge. They help with accuracy and fluency as well as listening skills.
These simple exercise help your students practice the basic prepositions of time using vocabulary for days, months, dates and seasons. Students practice their fluency, accuracy, pronunciation and listening skills. These are great exercise to use as a brief lesson starter to consolidate previous grammar knowledge.