Elementary-Level Worksheets

We have eight different flashcards based on the weather.

They're available in two and six-per page sizes.

For elementary-level students.

Comparative adjectives can be a stumbling block for some lower-level students. If your class needs additional practice, this worksheet can be set as homework. There are five different exercises, including controlled practice and creative production. It?s great for students who are having difficulty producing the target language accurately. For elementary-level students.

Taking movies as the theme, this worksheet looks at adverbs of frequency (often, usually etc.) and the pattern 'once a week'. There's a basic conversation, with follow-up exercises, and lots of chances for your students to communicate using the language. This worksheet is written for elementary-level students. There's also a British English version, substituting 'cinema' for the 'movie theater', and 'film' for 'movie'.

This is a great way to teach 'going to' for future plans.

There's a conversation about a trip to Italy, followed by practice exercises, and activities to get your students speaking.

This worksheet is written for elementary-level students.

Do you have students going on holiday? These flashcards are an ideal supplement for your classes.

You can use them in so many ways!

You can build travel vocabulary and collocations, or have your students make up a story based on them.

This quiz is a great way to practice countable and uncountable nouns. Your students need to study the pictures on the first page. They then cover, and see how many they can remember, writing them in the correct box. For elementary-level students.

Do your students need more practice with the Past Continuous (Past Progressive)?

This worksheet has intensive practice, with four different exercises. It's a great way to review the structure, and can either be used in the classroom, or set as homework.

For lower-intermediate level students.

Do your students need extra practice in the formation of Past Simple sentences?

This worksheet has exercises looking regular and irregular forms, with additional question practice.

It's perfect for homework, or a quiet thirty minutes in a class.