In this blog post, I'm excited to share the final part of my reading comprehension project—this time focusing on the simple future tense! This project was designed to help young English learners better understand basic verb tenses through engaging reading passages and worksheets. With these printable resources, learning grammar becomes not only effective but also fun!
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Verb “to be” Reading Comprehension and Exercises
Hey there, fellow English teachers! I have a new reading comprehension project to share with you. It is centered around the verb "to be" and designed to engage students while reinforcing essential grammar concepts. The verb "to be" is a cornerstone of language learning, and I've found that dedicating some quality time to this little powerhouse can work wonders for my students' understanding of grammar.
Friday, April 12, 2019
Irregular Verbs Puzzle Flashcards (Part 3)
Today I would like to share another part of my irregular verbs puzzle flashcards set. You can find other verb cards in my previous posts dedicated to this grammar topic. Irregular verbs are an essential and challenging part of learning English, but it's often rather difficult for students to remember them. My set of printable colorful puzzles helps children master three forms of irregular verbs fast and easily.
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The kit has 105 irregular verbs puzzle flashcards
The kit has 105 irregular verbs puzzle flashcards
This post contains 16 irregular verb puzzles for the following words.
slide – slid – slid
light – lit – lit
hit – hit – hit
let – let – let
set – set – set
spread – spread – spread
cut – cut – cut
shut – shut – shut
put – put – put
hurt – hurt – hurt
burst – burst – burst
cost – cost – cost
lose – lost – lost
get – got – got
tell – told – told
sell – sold – sold
light – lit – lit
hit – hit – hit
let – let – let
set – set – set
spread – spread – spread
cut – cut – cut
shut – shut – shut
put – put – put
hurt – hurt – hurt
burst – burst – burst
cost – cost – cost
lose – lost – lost
get – got – got
tell – told – told
sell – sold – sold
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| Irregular verb "slide" |
Thursday, November 8, 2018
Irregular Verbs Puzzle Flashcards (Part 2)
Today I would like to share another part of my irregular verbs puzzle flashcards set. In the first post related to English irregular verbs I explained the difficulty of learning this grammar topic. I hope my puzzles will help your students and children master the English language better.
BUY MY IRREGULAR VERBS FLASHCARDS IN A PRINTER-FRIENDLY PDF FILE
The kit has 105 irregular verbs puzzle flashcards
The kit has 105 irregular verbs puzzle flashcards
This post contains 19 irregular verbs flashcards designed in yellow color. All these verbs have the letter t at the end of their Past Simple and Past Participle forms. Some verbs change the vowel sound in the middle of the verbs, like in sit – sat – sat, meet – met – met. Some verbs ending with d replace it with t, for example send - sent - sent, build - built - built. Sometimes t is just added to the whole word changing the pronunciation, like in deal – dealt – dealt, mean – meant – meant.
Here is the list of today's irregular verbs:
sit – sat – sat
meet – met – met
feel – felt – felt
smell – smelt – smelt
leave – left – left
send – sent – sent
spend – spent – spent
lend – lent – lent
deal – dealt – dealt
mean – meant – meant
dream – dreamt – dreamt
sleep – slept – slept
keep – kept – kept
sweep – swept – swept
build – built – built
spoil – spoilt – spoilt
burn – burnt – burnt
learn – learnt – learnt
hear – heard – heard
meet – met – met
feel – felt – felt
smell – smelt – smelt
leave – left – left
send – sent – sent
spend – spent – spent
lend – lent – lent
deal – dealt – dealt
mean – meant – meant
dream – dreamt – dreamt
sleep – slept – slept
keep – kept – kept
sweep – swept – swept
build – built – built
spoil – spoilt – spoilt
burn – burnt – burnt
learn – learnt – learnt
hear – heard – heard
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| Irregular verb "see" |
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| Irregular verb "meet" |
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