Elementary-Level Worksheets

This is a great worksheet for a first lesson. The theme is introducing yourself. There's a conversation, followed by some basic exercises, and a quick survey. This worksheet includes the following: * My name is... * Are you ... / Is he ... / Is she ... * Short answers (Yes, I am. etc) * Where ... from?

Some students find basic articles really tricky to master! This worksheet looks at the indefinite article, with adjectives and nouns, proper nouns and a few exceptions. This is perfect for elementary-level students.

This worksheet looks at 'modifiers' such as 'really', 'pretty', 'fairly' and 'not very'. There's a gap-fill conversation, followed by practice exercises. The worksheet rounds off with an interview exercise, so that the students can personalise the language, and find out the opinions of their classmates. This worksheet is written for elementary-level students.

This is a great travel-English worksheet for elementary students.

There are simple warm-up questions, a conversation to practice, plus lots of role-playing.

By the end of the lesson, your students should find taking a taxi abroad a breeze!

There's a British and American-English version of this worksheet.

This card game is designed to demonstrate to students how they can make many different questions using the Present Simple. It's a great motivating exercise, with students understanding how much they can already say in English. These cards are designed for elementary-level students.

This information gap exercise is an easy way to improve your students' accuracy with Present Simple question forms. The students each have half the information on Peter's day. They need to form questions correctly to find the missing information. ** This worksheet has been updated with a question-writing section for students who need additional practice of the target language. ** For elementary-level students.

This is a great error-correction worksheet practicing the present perfect. It's kept at a low level, so it's ideal for elementary students who have been introduced to basic uses of the tense - experiences, for since, etc. The present perfect can be a rather serious topic. This worksheet is both fun, and easy to teach!

This lesson has great fluency practice for lower-level students. If they've been introduced to the Past Simple, they can handle this.

'Your Last Vacation' has collocation / vocabulary practice, a gap-fill dialogue, role-plays plus discussion questions.

It's ideal for building conversation skills.