A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using phrasal verbs with go. Includes an explanation and examples of phrasal verbs with go, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, a gap-fill story, a speaking activity and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising make and do. Includes an explanation and examples of make and do, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (eight pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint versions

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising on, in and at. Includes an explanation and examples of on, in and at, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint versions

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using phrasal verbs with come. Includes an explanation and examples of phrasal verbs with come, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, a gap-fill story, a speaking activity and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using phrasal verbs with put. Includes an explanation and examples of phrasal verbs with put, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, a gap-fill story, a speaking activity and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using phrasal verbs with take. Includes an explanation and examples of phrasal verbs with take, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, a gap-fill story, a speaking activity and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using superlatives. Includes an explanation and examples of superlatives, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using reported speech. Includes an explanation and examples of reported speech, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Eight pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using used to. Includes an explanation and examples of used to, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, a speaking activity and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Six pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using to vs for. Includes an explanation and examples of to vs for, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using relative clauses. Includes an explanation and examples of the relative clauses, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising the articles. Includes an explanation and examples of the articles, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint version

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising the first conditional with modals. Includes an explanation and examples of the first conditional with modals, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint versions

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising comparatives and superlatives. Includes an explanation and examples of comparatives and superlatives, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint versions

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets to introduce and practise using used to vs would. Includes an explanation and examples of used to vs would, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet. Includes landscape and powerpoint versions. Seven pages in total (including an answer key).

A simple, no-frills set of worksheets for practising adverbs of frequency. Includes an explanation and examples of adverbs of frequency, multiple choice questions, sentence unscramble, sentence completion and speaking activities and a homework worksheet (seven pages including answer key). Includes Landscape and adapted PowerPoint version

10 pages each containing 3 sets of four images. Students need to find the odd one out. Answers not included because the idea is for the students to make connections between the images and some may have more than one option for the ‘odd one out’. For example, if the images are taxi, bus, aeroplane and train the odd one out could be taxi because the others are forms of public transport or aeroplane because it can fly. Topics include: animals, clothes, drinks, food, fruit, garden creatures, toys, town, transport and vegetables.

10 pages each containing 3 sets of four images. Students need to find the odd one out. Answers not included because the idea is for the students to make connections between the images and some may have more than one option for the ‘odd one out’. For example, if the images are burger, doughnut, salad and fries the odd one out could be doughnut because it’s sweet or salad because it’s healthy. Topics include: animals, clothes, drinks, food, garden creatures, house, jobs, stationery, town and transport.