This worksheets is for high school students , level A2 - B1. The students have to answer the questions and justify why they would do such a thing. The questions stimulate the speaking ability. It is important to be creative.

What would you do if?

This is a practice worksheet I have made my students before the exam. It is a kind of revision. They will practice Present Simple, Present Continuous, and Past Simple. Answer key is included. 

MIXED THREE TENSES

Much and many are used to describe quantities but apply to different types of nouns. Much is used with uncountable nouns, which refer to things we can’t count individually, like water, time, or information. For example, we say, “How much water do you need?” or “I don’t have much time.” Many, on the other hand, is used with countable nouns, like apples, books, or cars, as in “How many books do you have?” or “There aren’t many chairs in the room.” Both are common in questions and negative sentences, but in affirmative sentences, casual alternatives like a lot of or lots of are often preferred: “There is a lot of traffic today.” Both can also appear in comparisons (much more work, many more opportunities). The distinction is simple: use much for things you cannot count and many for things you can. Understanding the countable vs. uncountable rule makes their usage clear and effective.








Much and Many Practice

This text is suitable for young learners or students with learning difficulties, elementary to pre-intermediate level. The students have to read the text and answer the questions.



Dialogue - THANKSGIVING - At Emma's House

This document includes 14 categories of simple Engish words. You can either use as a pictionary or activity papers. You ca alo cut each of the word to create a new building sentence activity/game.

Basic English Vocabulary Posters (Pictionary)

The series "Weird" is meant for adults and high schoolers.  There are texts about bizarre or extraordinary things. All texts have written exercises and topics for discussion.



Weird food prices

There is a set of 26 sentences with gaps and verbs to use in brackets. Students need to choose 'will', 'be going to', 'present simple' or 'present continuous' when talking about the future and to put the verbs in the correct tense. Made for the book 'Gateway B1 plus' second edition.

Will / Be going to / Present Continuous / Present Simple for talking about the Future

Great worksheet to practice Verb To Be in its interrogative form. Speaking practice included. Recommended for students of an older age, adults o teenagers +16 years old.

To Be Questions + Speaking

Vocabulary practice - idioms. Topic - Body parts, Feet, Toes. Type of exercise - a gap-filling task. Student's level - between B1 and C1. Answers are provided on the 3rd page

Idioms with "Foot" and "Toe"

There are three different exercises to practise the Present Perfect and Past Simple Tenses. First  they will put the words in brackets into the correct tense. Then they will order the words to make sentences. And finally they will choose the correct option.  Hope it will be useful for you :)

PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE

Reading comprehension/Listening comprehension. Ideal for more advanced students B2 to C1 level. Conversation Questions are provided on the second page: topic - pollution in the city.

World's Dirties City

This test is based on the topics listed for A2 level students. It has the zero and the first conditionals, present and past simple and continuous, short writing tasks based on given vocabulary,  the -ed and -ing words and the use of should, must etc. 

A2 PREPARATION TEST

Match the problems, causes and solutions of Environmental Problems using number of shown problems filled in the column next to the causes and solutions. Some choices are used twice.


Environmental Problems

This worksheet is for very young students in order to practice face vocabulary. The students have to number the pictures. You can use this even with children who can't read yet if you dictate the words.  You can use it as a game or a competition too.



Forest animals - Number

In the first part of the task, Ss remember things from the Simple Present (be). Then, they analyze some sentences. The third act is about flexing the verbs. And the last one offers freer practice.

Present Continuous - Introduction + Exercise

Students must write the ABCs of Autumn by writing the words that match the pictures for the letters N through Z. N is for November, O is for Orange, etc. The worksheet can be paired with this matching YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KD823NqSW7s 


The video has calm classical music and pictures that match the worksheet to help students. Make sure to download the part 1 version of letters N through to Z by checking out my other worksheets.


This is a great way to practice the alphabet and vocabulary related to Thanksgiving, autumn, and the fall season.

ABCs of Autumn Part 2: Letters N-Z - Practice Thanksgiving Vocabulary and Seasonal Words

Reading comprehension. Talking and debating about different Human Rights (22 discussion questions). General and specific vocabulary. Phrase matching. True or false. 

New Zealand airport bans long hugs and goodbyes + HUMAN RIGHTS

Students must write the ABCs of Autumn by writing the words that match the pictures for the letters A through M. A is for Acorn, B is for Baking, etc. The worksheet can be paired with this matching YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KD823NqSW7s 


The video has calm classical music and pictures that match the worksheet to help students. Make sure to download the part 2 version of letters N through to Z.


This is a great way to practice vocabulary related to Thanksgiving, autumn, and the fall season.

ABCs of Autumn Part 1: Letters A-M - Practice Thanksgiving Vocabulary

A practical explanation of how to write numbers. Best suited for adult learners +16, but can be used at any stage of learning. Visually appealing so it doesn't become too hard to learn.

How To Write Numbers

The series "For or Against" is intended to stimulate discussion for advanced students. Before the teacher gives the students the worksheet, they should make a list together on the board. Then they can discuss in pairs, or in small groups, the statements of the worksheet. There is always a page that brings vocabulary to discuss and argue.

For or against - House swapping

This gap-filling exercise is for B1 lerners sutable for teenagrs and adult learners, contains the vocabulary on the topic Houses and accomodation. Answer keys are also included.

Vocabulary B1 Housing and accomodation

This worksheet is designed to help students practice the difference between eight key verbs in English: reflect, remember, revise, reminisce, remind, recite, recall, and review. The exercises will guide students in understanding how to use each word correctly in different contexts, helping improve their vocabulary and overall language skills.

Donwload DOC! Commonly confused words: reflect, remember, revise, reminisce, remind, recite, recall, review

These are texts about 3 unusual shops in the world. Your tsk is to read these texts and then answer my questions. Read it attentively and try to memory the most interesting facts for you.

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