ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (3) – How Many Times?
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense (Frequency). Use the present perfect tense to talk about how many times you have done something
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 PERFECT TENSE (2) – Experiences
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense (Experiences). Use the present perfect tense to talk about experiences
ESL Grammar: PRESENT PERFECT TENSE (1): Introduction
ESL Grammar: Present Perfect Tense. How to construct the present perfect tense (have/has + past participle)
ESL Grammar: PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE (8) – Writing
ESL Grammar: Past Continuous Tense - Writing. Practice writing a short story using the past continuous tense
ESL Grammar: PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE (7) – Past Continuous vs. Present Continuous
ESL Grammar: Present Continuous Tense vs. Past Continuous Tense. Choose the correct verb form according to the context of the sentences
ESL Grammar: PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE (6) – Review #2
ESL Grammar: Past Continuous Tense. Practice completing several past continuous tense sentences
ESL Grammar: PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE (5) – “while” & “as”
ESL Grammar: Past Continuous Tense with "while" and "as." Use the past continuous tense with the words while/as to talk about two things that were happening at the same time
ESL Grammar: TENSES REVIEW QUIZ (8)
ESL Grammar: Tenses Review. Change positive sentences to negative sentences
ESL Grammar: TENSES REVIEW QUIZ (7)
ESL Grammar: Tenses Review. Change positive sentences to negative sentences
ESL Grammar: TENSES REVIEW QUIZ (6)
ESL Grammar: Tenses Review. Fill in the blanks with different tenses of the same verb
ESL Grammar: FUTURE TENSE (10) – Future Tense / Present Continuous Tense
ESL Grammar: Future Tense. Use the present continuous tense to express the future tense
ESL Grammar: FUTURE TENSE (9) – plan to / might
ESL Grammar: Future Tense with "plan to" and "might." Make future tense sentences with "plan to" and "might"