Matching Pairs Worksheets
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Target Language: The right to bear arms 2nd Amendment Quatering of troops 3rd Amendment Illegal search and seizure 4th Amendment The right to a grand jury, cannot self incriminate, double jeopardy ...
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Target Language: range low to high dynamics soft to loud pp pianissimo, very soft ethnic from a specific country solo to play alone tempo fast or slow mf mezzo forte, moderately loud crescendo ...
14 January 2013
Showenit Author 
United States of America
Types of Feathers
Target Language: Contour Feathers Feathers that give the bird its shape or form. Some allow the bird to fly. Remiges Contain primary and secondary flight feathers Primary Feathers Most important ...
4 November 2012
deniselacey Author United States of America
feather worksheet
Les meubles et les pieces dans la maison
Target Language: le lit la chambre a coucher le lavabo la salle de bains la casserole la cuisine la voiture le garage la television le salon le buffet la salle a manger les valises anciennes le ...
28 October 2012
prochymaster Author 
India
Hold the Flag
Target Language: rebellion uprising confederacy league glory honor union alliance stallion horse canteen pouch quarrel argue visa passport disguise conceal restaurant eat bouquet arrangement souvenir ...
30 September 2012
bflack Author United States of America
Hold the Flag tested vocabulary
Prepositions 5
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Target Language: exclude from expel somebody from something explain to face with feel like feel about fight against/with/for forget about forgive somebody for something guess at get married to get ...
6 August 2012
kaitlynneises Author 
Northern Mariana Islands
Prepositions 5
Prepositions 4
Target Language: derive something from something distract somebody from something emerge from escape from experiment on excuse somebody for something excuse somebody from something exchange somebody ...
1 August 2012
kaitlynneises Author Northern Mariana Islands
prepositions 4
Prepositions 3
Target Language: dedicate to depend on deter from differ from disagree with disapprove of discuss with devote to dream of/about dress in demand something from somebody discourage somebody from doing ...
30 July 2012
kaitlynneises Author Northern Mariana Islands
Prepositions 3
Prepositions 3
Target Language: confuse with congratulate on consist of contribute to cope with correspond with count on cover with crash into charge somebody for something charge somebody with something convict ...
25 July 2012
kaitlynneises Author Northern Mariana Islands
3rd set of preposition-verb matching.
Prepositions 2
Target Language: blame somebody for something blame something on somebody across from care for/about choose between comment on collide with communicate with compare to/with compete with/against ...
24 July 2012
kaitlynneises Author Northern Mariana Islands
Preposition practice
Match the Prepositions
Target Language: account
for
adjust
to
admit
to
agree
with
argue
with
apologize
for
ask
for
accused
of
beg
for
begin
with
benefit
from
believe
in
belong
to
boast
about
borrow
from
Write ...
23 July 2012
kaitlynneises Author Northern Mariana Islands
Verb and Preposition matching
Australian State Capitals
Target Language: Australian Capital Territory Canberra New South Wales Sydney Victoria Melbourne Queensland Brisbane Western Australia Perth South Australia Adelaide Tasmania Hobart ...
19 July 2012
Quickworksheets Author 
Australia
Draw-a-line matching worksheet for Australian State Capitals.
Latin Legal Terms
Target Language: actus reus the guilty act that may lead to criminal liability mens rea the guilty mind that may lead to criminal liability lex loci the law of the place where the matter occured de ...
21 May 2012
Quickworksheets Author Australia
A matching exercise to reinforce the meaning of some common Latin terms used in the study of law. (This activity is aimed at law students.)
Phrasal Verbs
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Target Language: run into buckle up look up leave out look down on act up do without eat out get over make up pick out hang around take in open up put off
17 April 2012
Quickworksheets Author Australia
Phrasal verbs (also known as compound verbs or multi-word verbs) are verbs plus prepositions or adverbs that can be treated as a complete semantic unit. They often have meanings that are different to the base verb they feature. An example is "put on", as in, "He put on a new shirt." This worksheet features 15 phrasal verbs that are separated from their accompanying prepositions. Students must join the verbs to the correct preposition by drawing lines to match the pairs.
State Capitals 41 - 50
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Target Language: South Dakota Pierre Tennessee Nashville Texas Austin Utah Salt Lake City Vermont Montpelier Virginia Richmond Washington Olympia West Virginia Charleston Wisconsin Madison Wyoming ...
18 March 2012
Jodiwil Author United States of America
State Capitals 31 - 40
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Target Language: New Mexico Santa Fe New York Albany North Carolina Raleigh North Dakota Bismarck Ohio Columbus Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oregon Salem Pennsylvania Harrisburg Rhode Island Providence ...
18 March 2012
Jodiwil Author United States of America
State Capitals 21 - 30
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Target Language: Massachusetts Boston Michigan Lansing Minnesota St. Paul Mississippi Jackson Missouri Jefferson City Montana Helena Nebraska Lincoln Nevada Carson City New Hampshire Concord New ...
18 March 2012
Jodiwil Author United States of America
State Capitals 11 - 20
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Target Language: Hawaii Honolulu Idaho Boise Illinois Springfield Indiana Indianapolis Iowa Des Moines Kansas Topeka Kentucky Frankfort Louisiana Baton Rouge Maine Augusta Maryland Annapolis
18 March 2012
Jodiwil Author United States of America
State Capitals 1 - 10
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Target Language: Alabama Montgomery Alaska Juneau Arizona Phoenix Arkansas Little Rock California Sacramento Colorado Denver Connecticut Hartford Delaware Dover Florida Tallahassee Georgia Atlanta...
18 March 2012
Jodiwil Author United States of America
Adjective Opposites
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Target Language: Delicious Yucky Expensive Cheap Black White Antique New Tall Short Woollen Cotton Luxury Ordinary Outdoor Indoor Wise Silly Pretty Ugly Older Younger Fat Thin
14 January 2012
gramarye Author Australia
match the adjectives with their opposites
Math Vocabulary Test #1
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Target Language: Addends The numbers added in an addition problem that are combined to form a sum. Addition An operation that combines two or more numbers to find a total number. Commutative Property ...
13 January 2012
Lisap Author
Prepositions of Place
Target Language: She put her lipstick ___ her bag. in The cat slept ___ the rug. on Jake sat ___ an oak tree. under Sally waited ___ the gate. at He is ___ a party today. at Perth is ___ the Swan ...
17 July 2011
Quickworksheets Author Australia
Match 10 sentences with the appropriate prepositions of place: in, at, on, over, under.
Present Perfect Verbs
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Target Language: saw have seen ate have eaten drank have drunk drove have driven did have done swam have swum threw have thrown wrote have written told have told made have made was have been chose ...
7 May 2011
Quickworksheets Author Australia
Simple past and present perfect (have + past participle) verb forms for some common irregular verbs. After students have finished matching the simple past and present perfect verb forms, instruct them to write some example sentences using both the simple past and present perfect tenses. e.g. "In the last month I have seen three whales in the bay." "Yesterday I saw a great movie."
Opposites Attract
Target Language: hot cold old young many few large small dark light open shut rise fall heavy light thick thin fast slow push pull soft hard
4 January 2011
Quickworksheets Author Australia
Matching pair cutout cards for a range of basic adjectives of opposite meanings.
Examples are hot / cold, heavy / light, old / young, push / pull.
Jobs
Target Language: a fire fighter sells meat a baker takes care of patients a dentist fixes teeth a teacher bakes bread a bus driver fights fire a singer drives a bus a football player sings songs a ...
28 September 2010
violeta Author 
Macedonia
Past Participle
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Target Language: sing sung catch caught choose chosen do done drive driven find found give given hide hidden know known leave left make made meet met
27 September 2010
nomad Author 
Japan
Some irregular verbs - matching cards of infinitive and past participle.
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15 January 2013
ccscott91102 Author
United States of America