ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (5) – don’t / doesn’t
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (Negative Sentences). Using "don't" and "doesn't" to make negative present tense sentences.
ESL grammar worksheets and lessons for both online and in-person classes. These ESL grammar lessons include clear, simple explanations of parts of speech, tenses, and more advanced aspects of English grammar, ideal for teaching ESL grammar lessons to students of all ages!
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (4) -es
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (adding -es to verbs). Adding -es to verbs that end in s, sh, ch, x, or z
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (3) – Change -y to -ies
ESL Grammar: Present Tense (verbs ending in -y). Adding -s/-es to verbs that end in “-y”
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (2) -s/-es
ESL Grammar: Present Tense. Adding -s/-es to verbs in present tense sentences when the subject is He, She, or It.
ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (1) – Introduction
ESL Grammar: Present Tense. Using present tense to talk about things that always happen
COUNT & NONCOUNT NOUNS (7): “There is” / “There are”
ESL Grammar: Count and Noncount Nouns with "There is" and "There are." Use "there is" with singular nouns and noncount nouns and "there are" with plural count nouns
COUNT & NONCOUNT NOUNS (6): “some”
ESL Grammar: Count and Noncount Nouns with "some." Use "some" with both count nouns and noncount nouns
ESL Grammar: NOUNS (6) – “There is…” & “There are…”
ESL Grammar: Nouns with "There is" and "There are". Use "there is" and "there are" to talk about singular/plural nouns.
ESL Grammar: NOUNS (5) – Review Lesson
ESL Grammar: Nouns Review. Practice identifying nouns in sentences
ESL Grammar: SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES (4) – Review
ESL Grammar: Superlative Adjectives. Learn the use of "the" with superlative adjectives and correct the errors in the sentences
ESL Grammar: SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES (1) -est
ESL Grammar: Superlative Adjectives (adjective + est). Add "-est" to adjectives to make them superlative
ESL Grammar: ADVERBS (5) – Irregular Adverbs #2
ESL Grammar: Irregular Adverbs. Practice using the irregular adverbs hard, hardly, late, and lately
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