GRAMMAR Worksheets
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Capitalization Rules
Instructions: Directions: Read the text. Find or identify the capitalization errors. In the space below the text rewrite it with correct capitalization.
Target Language: The third ...
Past continuous
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Instructions: Change the words around to make good sentences.
Target Language: She was cooking when the baby cried.
They were driving when the police stopped them.
I was walking home when I ...
14 June 2017
sodsdawn Author 
Canada
Grammar Knowledge
Target Language: determiner the first word in a noun group adjective a word used to describe a noun simple What type of sentence is one independent clause verb an independent clause can only have one ...
16 March 2017
gramarye Author 
Australia
identify the names of various parts of grammar
Gold B Vocabualry: Ch. 1 Word Family
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Instructions: The aim of this worksheet is to help you practice selecting the correct word family. All the words are from Focus on Vocabulary 2, Chapter 1. Underline the word that correctly completes ...
23 May 2016
jdemir Author 
United States of America
Collocations worksheet chapter 1
Finish the Dependent Clauses
Target Language: When we arrived at the beach When we saw the house When you visit Victor Harbor When it is raining When you have a cold If you go to the beach If we rent a house If it rains tomorrow ...
21 March 2016
gramarye Author Australia
Practice using dependent clauses by finishing the sentences.
Say or Tell?
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Instructions: WRITE the correct word for the blank space in each sentence.
Target Language: I don't know if she's telling the truth.
Not saying 'thank you' for your gift isn't polite!
Can you ...
3 February 2015
ShirleyNorrie Author 
United Kingdom
That vs. Which vs. Who
Target Language: 1. Cars that are hybrids use less gasoline than cars that aren't. 2. People who exercise regularly are less likely to become obese. 3. Roses, which are often brightly colored, are ...
30 December 2013
Quickworksheets Author Australia
An intermediate to advanced worksheet reviewing the correct usage of "that", "which" and "who".
Picnic Grammar
Target Language: During the holidays I went on a fabulous picnic with my friends.On the way to the picnic I bought some petrol. When we arrived at the picnic ground there were not many places to park ...
10 January 2013
gramarye Author Australia
A short recount of a picnic cloze worksheet. Tests a range of vocabulary such as quantifiers, conjunctions, nouns and adjectives. Pre-Intermediate level for adults.
English land 3 Review & chant words
Target Language: falling sleeping reading studying dancing jumping eating drinking playing swimming running climbing
7 March 2012
monkeykiddo Author 
Japan
Quiz: Its or It's
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Target Language: The dog returned to its home. It's raining outside. I think it's great that you've written a book. It's time for me to go to school. I like your new TV. Its screen is very big. This ...
13 February 2012
Quickworksheets Author Australia
Even native English speakers sometimes find the difference between "its" and "it's" confusing. Test your student's ability to distinguish between "its" - a possessive - and "it's" - a contraction of "it is".
Words with "ie" and "ei"
Target Language: ceiling belief receipt cashier receive relief piece deceive friend leisure
24 January 2012
nightingale Author 
Singapore
"I before E except after C".... and except if there is an exception such as "leisure"!
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31 January 2018
Lisa12204 Author
United States of America
To review capitalizations rules in English. Students are to read the text, highlight in yellow the letter to be capitalized, compare their work against the answer sheet, make any necessary corrections, and then rewrite the text in proper essay format. Essay format has the text indented, written in the margins, no splitting of words with hyphens, and no lines skipped between paragraphs. The text is cited by the URL copied on the bottom of the text.