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…)
Students just beginning their lesson on adjectives by reading sentences, then circling the describing word in each. (more…)
Students learning about adjectives can use this worksheet to create their own sentences by filling in the describing words. (more…)
A grammar lesson isn’t complete without direct objects. Students must read fifteen sentences, and identify the direct object in each. (more…)
Students learning about capitalization will be able to correct each of the sentences on this worksheet. (more…)
On this worksheet, students will practice using the conjunctions because or but to combine two sentences. (more…)
This worksheet asks ESL students to fill in the sentences with the correct versions of to be, going to, or will. (more…)
ESL students will use their knowledge of weather words to complete the sentences based on the pictures. (more…)
Early ESL students will be able to read the present-tense sentence, then choose the image that represents that sentence. (more…)
Based on the images, ESL students will fill in the blanks for the what are you doing? questions and their answers. (more…)