This worksheet helps students to practice the use of nouns and adjectives in simple exercises, gap-filling and other ways. Teachers can use this worksheet to enhance student learning of the subject matter.
This worksheet helps students to practice the use of nouns and adjectives in simple exercises, gap-filling and other ways. Teachers can use this worksheet to enhance student learning of the subject matter.
This is an exercise for elementary students to practice the use of countable and uncountable nouns. Here you've got a set of interesting activities that help your students to remember the rules of the use. This task can be used as a revision activity ...
A simple worksheet where students are given rules and then are asked to do the following exercises: gap filling with some, any or no. They are also taught how to use how much and how many.
This is a worksheet for teaching quantifiers and countable ans uncountable nouns at intermediate level. There's a brief explanation followed by 2 different activities in which students are asked to choose the correct quantifier and complete the senten ...
This worksheet is meant for young learners. It uses Bing Crosby's song and Youtube video to review Christmas vocabulary, motivate students to speak, and practice both their reading and listening skills. I use flashcards to teach / review the vocabular ...
This is a worksheet for teaching or revising determiners at elementary level. Students are asked to complete 15 different sentences with some, any or no. The answer key is included .
This is a colourful classroom poster for teaching or revising containers and countable and uncountable nouns at elementary level. The worksheet is available in both colour and black and white version.
Here's a lovely mini-book for teaching or revising containers and quantities related vocabulary at elementary level. There are eight pages with vocabulary in order to teach the new vocabulary in a simple and appealing way.
Two dice for revising containers, quantities and countable and uncountable nouns. Recommended for elementary students who are asked to to roll both dice and then make a sentence by using the picture clue provided.
This is a very simple worksheet for teaching or revising some and any at elementary level. There are 3 different and easy activities in which students are asked to complete the sentences with some or any; make the sentences given negative and mak ...
This simple flow diagram helps to explain the differences between countable and uncountable nouns in sentences. It is useful as an aide-memoire after you have taught the concepts to your students. It doesn't give a lot of examples but can be 'filled o ...
This is an information gap activity for partners. Each worksheet contains food items that can be found in a grocery store. Each worksheet is missing prices for different items. Partners must ask for the prices that are missing on their worksheet. Work ...
This is a worksheet about the differences between countable and uncountable nouns. Students have to write if the nouns are countable or not, use how much and how many and change sentences to the negative and interrogative forms. The vocabula ...
This test deals with unit 6 - time prepositions in, on, at; used to; articles a, an, the and zero article, expressions for countable and uncountable nouns - few, a few, little, a little, much, many, too much, too many. From vocabulary and communicatio ...
It is very important to distinguish between countable and uncountable nouns in English because of the many grammar rules implied. Before you start teaching quantifiers, you could try this worksheet which provides explanations but also oral practice to ...
This activity was thought for students to analize and compare the two models of food pyramids. They have to recognize the food as well as the group they belong to. They can talk about the food they consume and classify the food items in countable/non ...
Brief test to check some grammar points of your elementary students. Personal information questions in a club or a spa situation, colours, animals, the weather, cardinal numbers up to 100. Multiple choice, match the columns, answer questions, odd man ...
The topic of the presentation is subject and verb concord and its difficulties and special cases. It is aimed for upper intermediate level of English, the materials are not usually taught in schools this way. Nevertheless it is an interesting and slig ...
Pretty simple set-up. Students look at the words on the slide, for the first slide they simply look and try to remember. For the second slide, they can write down the words and try to remember. After giving them about 3-4 mins. to look at each slide, ...
A simple presentation about quantifiers that includes: much, many, (a) little, (a) few, a lot (of), some, any. Examples, uses and exercises, perfect for elementary students to introduce the topic. indicates countable and uncountable nouns as ...