Puzzle Shapes

Click  here  and drag the puzzle pieces to make a sentence

Irregular Verbs

 A great resource to test your knowledge of irregular verb forms.

 Spin the wheel  and  learn about the different forms.

 CLICK  HERE

Spin the Wheel

Here is a game for revising Past Tense.You have to spin the Grammar Wheel 

several times until you find the correct answer!

Click  HERE  and  be patient!!! 

Word Order

Are you familiar with the correct word order in questions?
Click HERE for more practice!

Adverbs of Frequency

Put the words in the correct order.
Click  HERE

Tenses

Present Simple  OR   Present Continuous?
Exercise  1
Exercise  2

NOUN or VERB ?

Hello  5th  and  6th Grade students !

A new week has just started and I think now you can check if you remember :
          NOUN  or  VERB ?

Click  HERE

Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of Frequency

WORD ORDER

Put the WORDS  in the  correct order  to make a bridge.
CLICK  HERE  and  enjoy this nice game !

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

Simple Present Tense pdf

WORD ORDER

Let's remember THE  SENTENCES ! In the following game,arrange the words in the correct order.
When your SENTENCE is ready you'll  see a beautiful picture !!!
CLICK  HERE

Grammar :Verb TO BE

VERB TO BE.pdf

Simple Present Tense

 CLICK  HERE  and  try to remember one of the English tenses: Present  Simple.

The Opposites Song

PAST SIMPLE

 Hello  my  students,

If you want to practise your English  during  your summer  holidays,
CLICK  HERE

COMPARISON

Hello !!!

CLICK  HERE  and revise the Comparison  of  Adjectives.
e.g  A  cat is smaller  than  a  dog.

IRREGULAR VERBS ,Part 1

I WANT TO BE A POP STAR.

H E L L O  4th Grade students!!!
Here you can practise the words we have learnt about JOBS,
in Unit 7.There are four types of exercises!!!
Hope you like them!!!

CLICK  HERE

ADJECTIVES

Hello  5th Grade boys and girls!
We are studying  comparison of adjectives in  Unit  6.
CLICK  HERE  and you can review the comparative form!!!

WHAT ARE THEY DOING ?

Look at this game and try to revise Present  Continuous Tense.

CLICK HERE