Instant Worksheets
Is it a fragment or a complete sentence? That’s what students have to determine on the first part of the worksheet. Then they must rewrite fragments to make them into sentences. (more…)
Further your students’ knowledge of commas with this worksheet that has them practice making lists of three items, separated by commas, in each sentence. (more…)
Proper comma placement is essential in English, so don’t leave your students hanging. On this worksheet, they will put commas in their proper places in ten different sentences. (more…)
Portmanteau words are those that blend parts of two words and result in a new word. Students are given twelve words, and must plug them into the correct equation on the worksheet. (more…)
This worksheet focuses on teaching students that two sentences with the same ending can be combined to make one sentence. (more…)
This worksheet is a mess, with eight run-on sentences just begging to be rewritten correctly. (more…)
On this worksheet, students will find two paragraphs. In each, students must choose the correct verb from at least one pair in each sentence. (more…)
The English language features homonyms, which are sometimes difficult to learn, since they are words that look (and sometimes sound) exactly the same, but have different meanings. Have your students work on this quirk of the language by filling in the correct words in the sentences. (more…)
Homophones can get confusing, but this worksheet will help your students learn the difference between words that sound alike but have different meanings. (more…)
If you’re trying to teach your students how to write a letter, start here. This basic template teaches students how — and where — to write the date, greeting, body, closing, and signature. (more…)