VERBS Worksheets

Julie11 Canada

ESL Level 1 Simple Present and Past Matching

Johnson1 India

sodsanne Canada

Julie11 Canada

ESL Beginner Christmas Verbs Simple Past Tense

Julie11 Canada

ESL Level 1/2 Christmas Verbs Past Tense

Julie11 Canada

ESL Level 1 Christmas Verbs

Quickworksheets Australia

Keilynp Brazil

ksintaki Greece

Vetalina Russian Federation

caiecedmar Spain

sodsdawn Canada

sodsdawn Canada

Adult ESL

elizabeth63 Hungary

sodsdawn Canada

SuzBerlin Germany

SuzBerlin Germany

mbernsosky United States of America

talkpusher Colombia

Sentence builder

Quickworksheets Australia

A tricky parts of speech sorting activity for high-level ESL or high school students.

Greenwish Bahrain

Lisa12204 United States of America

Pronunciation/articulation drill for ending sounds in English. Objective: This is a speaking exercise for the final sound of verbs. The teacher chooses the tense to practice either 'past tense' or 'present tense.' The tense of the verb does NOT change during the drill. Directions: Students work in small groups. Select one person to flip the cards and to ask the question What did he do?/What did she do? The rest of the group answers. Follow the examples: What did he do? (to talk) He talkSSSSSSS. What did she do? (to walk) She walkTTT. When all of the verbs are completed in the drill the person to the left of the leader now becomes the leader. The leader mixes the cards and begins again. Continue until everyone has had the chance to be the leader. Remember, the ending sound is to be EXAGGERATED! This is to be a fun way to drill endings that are difficult to remember. Remember my dear students, in my class, you must be brave to learn to speak English!

sodsdawn Canada

Irregular past tense

Lisa12204 United States of America

ABC order of cleaning verbs

Anna123 Vietnam

Verbs

Lisa12204 United States of America

Review of past tense of verbs for daily activities

Lisa12204 United States of America

Vocabulary review of weather and verbs of daily activities

gringa999 United States of America

These are in the past tense. There is a #1 that has the base form.

gringa999 United States of America

These are in the base form. There is a #2 that has the past tense form.

nikolemjohnson United States of America

elizabeth63 Hungary

twagoner United States of America

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Esuu1986 Poland

Kseniya6277 Russian Federation

Jodiwil United States of America

QualityLearning Argentina

Past verbs connected to holidays

trogers United States of America

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LNKoehne1030 United States of America

QualityLearning Argentina

catdevo Australia