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Quantifiers
Order of quantifiers. This grammar-guide contains a one-page chart and is a summary of the most common expressions of quantity, ordered from ‘zero quantities’ (not any, no, few…) to ‘more than you...
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Plural forms of noun
This five-page worksheet contains five various exercises to practise the plural forms of nouns. Different levels. (countable and uncountable nouns, singular and plural nouns, regular and irregular...
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Food 1
There are eight activities on this worksheet about food: blanks exercises, matching exercises, analogies, word search, idioms, put the item in the appropriate box, mark the noun ‘countable’ or...
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Power Point Song – Blackbird By Paul McCartney
There are a variety of methods to teach students English by using songs, from listening comprehension to grammar rules. This short worksheet includes three defined activities involving adjectives,...
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Flour and Flowers (quantifiers/countable/uncountable)
This table teaches countable and uncountable, and quantifiers, using the words flowers and flour. It contains neatly organized boxes showing examples of how to use quantifiers and in which case each...
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Noun Quiz
This noun quiz helps learners understand the different types of nouns. The point value of the nouns and pronouns may be changed. There are 14 questions: 1–10 are easy, but 11–14 offer a little bit...
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Uncountable and Countable Nouns
This nine-page grammar guide of uncountable nouns is ordered by category (abstract nouns, diseases, food, liquids, feeling, gases, languages, particles, weather words, etc.), and nouns that can be...
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A, SOME, ANY
This practical worksheet is useful for practicing the difference between some, any, and a or an. The worksheet is colorful and easily understandable. It is suitable for young learners who start...
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