Past Simple vs Past Continuous
Combine completed events and background action in past-time storytelling — when, while, and the simple/continuous choice. Premium B1 worksheet.
Combine completed events and background action in past-time storytelling — when, while, and the simple/continuous choice. Premium B1 worksheet.
Practice the Present Simple through daily routines — third-person -s, do/does, and frequency adverbs. Free A1 worksheet with answer key.
Practice the Present Simple through daily routines — third-person -s, do/does, and frequency adverbs. Free A1 worksheet with answer key.
Describe what is happening right now with the Present Continuous — picture description, -ing spelling, signal words. Free A1–A2 worksheet.
Drill the 22 most common irregular Past Simple verbs in story context and personalised production. Free A2 worksheet with answer key.
Combine completed events and background action in past-time storytelling — when, while, and the simple/continuous choice. Premium B1 worksheet.
Drill the Present Perfect Continuous for ongoing actions — for/since, duration vs quantity, state verbs. Premium B1–B2 worksheet with answer key.
Use the Past Perfect Continuous for duration before a past moment — narrative gap-fill in workplace stories. Premium B2 worksheet with answer key.
Use be going to for plans, intentions, and evidence-based predictions — with contrast against will. Free A2 worksheet with answer key.
Use the Future Perfect for actions completed before a future deadline — by, by the time, before. Premium B2 worksheet with answer key.
Use the First Conditional for real-future possibilities, plus unless and might/may/could. Free A2–B1 worksheet with answer key.
Use the Third Conditional for past regrets — would have, could have, might have, with Cambridge-style transformations. Premium B2 worksheet.
Combine past and present time frames with mixed conditionals — Type A and Type B with identification and rewriting tasks. Premium B2–C1 worksheet.
Combine four past tenses in a single story — Past Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous. Premium B1–B2 worksheet with answer key.
Express emphasis and sufficiency with so, such, too, enough — including word order and article rules. Premium B1–B2 worksheet with answer key.
Use at, in, on for time and place — calendar, address, and fixed-phrase practice. Free A1–A2 worksheet with answer key and Teacher Notes.
Premium B1–B2 ESL worksheet on the rise of podcasts — with answer key and Teacher Notes.
Premium B1–B2 ESL worksheet on fake news and media literacy — with answer key and Teacher Notes.