GRAMMAR CHART - Contractions with Be Verbs
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grammar worksheet - future continuous
ALL Things Grammar. Grammar Focus Future Continuous. Level Intermediate. ANSWER Contractions are common in spoken English. However they are not so common ...
DATE: - GRAMMAR DICTATION - PRESENT SIMPLE (negative
Use contractions where possible (eg. aren't don't
There is and There are
Study the grammar reference chart below. We use 'there is' and 'there are' to say that something exists. © www.allthingsgrammar.com.
Contractions [pdf]
One contraction that is not on the above list is “it's.” It is You probably use contractions when you speak to your friends and family members every day;.
grammar worksheet - present perfect continuous
ALL Things Grammar. Grammar Focus Present Perfect Continuous. Level NOTE: Contractions are often used for 'have not' (haven't) and 'has not' (hasn't) ...
DATE: - GRAMMAR DICTATION - PRESENT SIMPLE (negative
11-Mar-2022 Use contractions where possible (eg. aren't don't
grammar worksheet - present perfect continous
ALL Things Grammar. Grammar Focus Present Perfect Continuous. Level NOTE: Contractions are often used for 'have not' (haven't) and 'has not' (hasn't) ...
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET - There is / There are
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grammar worksheet 1 - commonly confused words
contraction of it + is your. (pos.adj.) belonging to you you're. (contraction) ALL Things Grammar. Grammar Focus Commonly confused words. Level Intermediate.
GRAMMAR CHART
OR They aren't late. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com. ? Contractions are commonly used in spoken English
DATE: - GRAMMAR DICTATION - PRESENT SIMPLE (negative
Use contractions where possible (eg. aren't don't
grammar worksheet - future continuous
www.allthingsgrammar.com. 1. Contractions are common in spoken English. However they are not so common in written. English such as formal business letters
Grammar Worksheet There Is / There Are
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There is and There are
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Grammar Worksheet Present Perfect Continuous
My cat ______ ______ (sleep) ______ all day. ALL Things Grammar ... NOTE: Contractions are often used for 'have not' (haven't) and 'has not' (hasn't).
ZERO CONDITIONAL with:
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grammar worksheet - too
www.allthingsgrammar.com. Page 2. GRAMMAR WORKSHEET. ALL Things Grammar. Grammar Focus Too. Level Intermediate. ANSWER KEY. 1. I am too. 2. we do too.
grammar worksheet - present continuous
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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET AS (Comparisons Adjectives)
ALL Things Grammar. Grammar Focus 'as … as' Comparisons with adjectives. Level Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate. ANSWER KEY. 1. My brother isn't as old as
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I IYou You
He He
She will be studying. She will not be studying.
It It
We We
They TheyYes, No,
I be studying? I I you you you he he heWill she she will. she will not.
it it it we we we they they they1. (I / not travel / next week) _______________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________ 3. (you / work / tonight?) __________________________________________________ 4. A: (she / study?) ______________________________? B: No, she _____________ 5. (they / not drive / tomorrow) _____________________________________________ 6. A: (you / sleep?) _________________________________ B: Yes, I _____________ 7. (we / watch TV / tonight) ________________________________________________ 8. (Mr. Smith / fly to Italy / soon) ____________________________________________ 9. 10. A: (we / eat / soon?) ______________________________ B: Yes, we ___________ 11. (where / you / stay?) ___________________________________________________ 12. (I / do my homework / tonight) ____________________________________________
13. (how / they / get to work?) _______________________________________________ 14. A: (she / play?) _______________________________? B: No, she _____________ 15. (I / get a haircut / this afternoon) __________________________________________
Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com GRAMMAR WORKSHEET ALL Things GrammarGrammar Focus
Future Continuous
Level Intermediate
ANSWER KEY
1. I wo
2.3. Will you be working tonight?
4. A: Will she be studying?
5. driving tomorrow.
6. A: Will you be sleeping? B: Yes, I will.
7. We will be watching TV tonight.
8. Mr. Smith will be flying to Italy soon.
9. The sun will be setting at seven
10. A: Will we be eating soon?
B: Yes, we will.
11. Where will you be staying?
12. I will be doing my homework tonight.
13. How will they be getting to work?
14. A: Will she be playing?
15. I will be getting a haircut this afternoon.
Grades as Grammar Notes
percentages15 / 15 = 100%
14 / 15 = 93
13 / 15 = 87
12 / 15 = 80
11 / 15 = 73
10 / 15 = 67
9 / 15 = 60
8 / 15 = 53
7 / 15 = 47
6 / 15 = 40
5 / 15 = 33
4 / 15 = 27
3 / 15 = 25
2 / 15 = 20
1 / 15 = 7
0 / 15 = 0%
Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com1. Contractions are common in spoken English.
However, they are not so common in written
English such as formal business letters or
essays. 2. school this afternoon.you should without a following verb to answer a question.For example: (A) Will he be walking to
school? (B) YeThe above example is a mistake.
The following is correct:
(B) Yes, he will. 3.However, saying can emphasize the
sentence.For example: No, I will not give up!
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