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Booking Appointments Worksheet
In this quick exercise, learners will complete the gaps of a phone conversation to book a doctor's appointment with the phrases "I would like to book", "I can't make it", "That works for me", "Can I...
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Are All Endangered Species Worth Saving?
The worksheet is based on the video that discusses the problem of animal extinction and human role in preserving wildlife and includes vocabulary in Ukranian. The video puts forward controversial...
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Should And Shouldn’t For Giving Advice
This worksheet lets students practise the use of “should/shouldn’t” for giving advice. Students need to complete the sentences with “should/shouldn’t” and a verb from the list to create meaningful...
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Modal Verbs Of Necessity Worksheet - Do You Have A Choice?
This worksheet lets students practise the form and function of the modal verbs of necessity (have to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t). It focuses on letting the learner choose the right verb to complete...
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Revision of basic structures
This worksheet is a revision of basic structures in English: be, have got, there is/are, personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns and possessive adjectives. I have done it for my students and it is...
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Classroom Rules Game
This is a game in the form of a presentation. You can choose the number of the image by drawing lots, or put the numbers in a hat and pull out one by one. The game can be displayed on the screen of...
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Μy favourite Wild Animal
This worksheet is for beginners to practice using adjectives about wild animals: their size/shape and habits (food, habitat). It includes a gap-filling exercise and using verbs such as run, jump, fly,...
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Tips To Be More Productive At Work
This reading comprehension exercise is based on an article from The Guardian newspaper. It's aimed at students preparing for a technical degree, or adults working in the field of Human Resources. It...
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Mental Math for Grade 4
This worksheet includes objective-type questions about time, measurement, rounding, missing numbers, odd and even numbers, factors, and basic shape concepts. Students have to solve these questions...
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Modal Verbs (present forms)
This presentation aims at practicing different modal verbs (present forms). Students complete the sentences with the necessary modals and check their answers themselves. It's thematic and...
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Modals 1 – Can-Could – Ability
This is a worksheet to practice/review the modal verbs ‘can/can’t – could/couldn’t – be able to/was able to’ (expressing ability). There are eight exercises (Complete the sentences, Match the lines,...
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Modals Can-Could
This four-page grammar guide shows the use of modal verbs ‘CAN – COULD - BE ABLE TO - BE ALLOWED TO. The chart is set out in categories (degrees of certainty, obligation, and freedom to act,…); and...
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Giving Advice: Health
This YouTube video-based lesson contains lots of visuals for talking, telling, and retelling stories. Vocabulary building, warm-up, listening and discussion questions, fill-in-the-blanks, and a...
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Should (A2-B1) - ESL Pals
This lesson is for A2-B1 ESL students and details using the modal verb “should.” The worksheet explains the theory before presenting three detailed tasks where students can practice the rules and...
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