In this printable ESL worksheet / accompanying interactive quiz students have to find and describe nine impossible/unrealistic things in a beach scene.  Students will have a chance to use the following language structures: there is/there are (+present participle), present continuous tense,  has. You can find the solutions on page two of the printable worksheet.

As a follow-up task, you can get students to make the unrealistic scenes or objects into realistic ones. This could be used for practising the Second conditional, present participles or SHOULD. For example: Teacher: How could you realistically put a hot air balloon in this scene? Student: 
A) If there were people in the balloon and there were no bike hanging from it, it would be realistic (CONDITIONAL 2). 
B) A balloon with some people in it and no bike hanging from it would be realistic. 
C) The balloon should have some people on board and there should be no bike hanging from it.

I think since it's an open-ended task, you can meaningfully use this activity with levels ranging from elementary to intermediate. 

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There is / there are / there was / there were / there will be, etc.

Find nine impossible things in this beach scene

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Let's do English ESL guided grammar production. In this printable ESL worksheet / accompanying interactive quiz students have to find and describe nine impossib…