ESL Grammar: EMBEDDED QUESTIONS (3) – Review #2
ESL Grammar: Embedded Questions. Practice rewriting questions as embedded questions
Advanced ESL grammar lessons, focusing on advanced tenses (past continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous), as well as passive voice, relative clauses, and embedded questions. These ESL grammar worksheets can be adapted for both online and in-person classes, and they are highly instructive and useful for students of all ages!
ESL Grammar: EMBEDDED QUESTIONS (2) – Review
ESL Grammar: Embedded Questions. Practice writing embedded questions as part of simple dialogues
ESL Grammar: EMBEDDED QUESTIONS (1) – Introduction
ESL Grammar: Embedded Questions. Learn how to write questions as embedded questions inside a sentence
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (9) – Passive vs. Active Voice #2
ESL Grammar: Active Voice and Passive Voice. Switch between passive voice and active voice
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (8) – Subject or No Subject?
ESL Grammar: Passive Voice (No Subjects). Determine whether the subject is necessary in passive voice sentences
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (7) – Passive vs. Active Voice
ESL Grammar: Active Voice and Passive Voice. Switch between active voice and passive voice
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (6) – Get/Got
ESL Grammar: Passive Voice (Get / Got). Use the passive voice with "get/got" instead of "be" verbs
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (5) – No Subjects
ESL Grammar: Passive Voice (No Subjects). Write passive voice sentences without including the subjects
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (4) – Review
ESL Grammar: Passive Voice. Practice rewriting sentences in the passive voice
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (3) – Introduction to Passive Voice
ESL Grammar: Passive Voice. Practice rewriting sentences in the passive voice
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (2) – Subject – Verb – Object #2
ESL Grammar: Subject - Verb - Object. Practice identifying subjects, verbs, and objects in sentences
ESL Grammar: PASSIVE VOICE (1) – Subject – Verb – Object
ESL Grammar: Subject - Verb - Object. Introduction to the concept of "subject - verb - object (SVO)"