In this ending punctuation learning exercise, students place a question mark, period or exclamation point at the end of 14 sentences. An answer key is provided.

In this ESL conjunction worksheet, students type the correct answer in a box, combining sentences using a subordinating conjunction. Students may click on "show a letter," "check" or "show answer" buttons.

In this past perfect tenses worksheet, students practice forming the past perfect of verbs as they combine sentences. Students read the two given sentences and complete the past perfect sentence by filling in the correct verb form.

In this ESL modals instructional activity, students type in the appropriate word to correctly complete sentences, choosing from: can, could, be able to, may or might, using negatives when necessary.

In this possessive pronoun worksheet, students change each sentence so that it uses a possessive pronoun instead of a possessive adjective.

In this connecting words worksheet, students choose the correct connecting word to complete the sentences. Students choose the connecting word for 15 sentences.

In this ESL grammar instructional activity, learners select the correct coordinating conjunctions to complete sentences. Conjunctions used are: and, but, or, so.

Third graders identify prefixes and use prefixes correctly in sentences. They edit and change sentences containing prefixes.

In this second conditional worksheet, middle schoolers form the second conditional tense of each verb in brackets in order to complete the sentences.

In this ESL worksheet, students change a set of 7 sentences into yes/no questions. An example is given, students can click on buttons for help and feedback.

In this ESL present continuous worksheet, students use a set of prompts to sentences in the present continuous tense. Students can check on "show answer" "show a letter" or "check answer" buttons.

In this ESL this/these/that/those worksheet, students type the plural and change the verb form of given sentences. Students may click on a "check answers" link.

For this reported speech worksheet, students use the correct form of the verb in a reported speech sentence. Students are given a direct quotation and must form a reported speech sentence based upon it.

In this gerunds and infinitives worksheet, students use either the gerund or the infinitive form of a given verb to complete the sentences correctly. Students have the option to "cheat" and get a hint to check their answers.

In this using first conditional clauses worksheet, students read the explanations and examples of conditional clauses, then interactively complete 20 sentences with the correct word or words with immediate online feedback.

For this using qualifiers worksheet, students use either "much" or "little" or "many" or "few" to correctly complete sentences. Students use "much" and "little" for non-count nouns and "many" and "few" for count nouns.

In this ESL adjective worksheet, students type the opposites of words that are bolded in sentences with an "opposite adjective." Students may click on a "check answer" link.

For this ESL present simple tense worksheet, pupils type the correct form of verbs shown in parenthesis in sentences. Students may click on a "check answer" button.

In this ESL will future tense worksheet, young scholars type the correct form of the verb in boxes to correctly complete sentences. Students may click on a "check answer" button.

CStudents create a sensory chart in on the topic of Mardi Gras. They design a brainstorm web using Inspiration and complete creative writing assignment. Students write a poem about Mardi Gras that is presented to the class at the final...

In this participial adjectives worksheet, students complete sentences by using either the past or present participle forms of given verbs. Students can get help by clicking on "show a letter."

In this gerunds and infinitives worksheet, students use the cues given to create the simple past tense and the correct form of the gerund or infinitive.

In this comparative and superlative worksheet, students fill in blanks with the correct superlative or comparative form of given words.

In this whom, whose, who's worksheet, middle schoolers use the correct form in order to correctly complete each sentence. Students can get help by clicking on "show a letter."