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A or An

A little, little, a few, few

A few, few, a little, little Guided Discovery

A little, little, a few, few 2

Aeroplane Mode – Listening Exercise

Antonyms Practice

Antonyms 2

Apostrophes – Mixed

Apostrophe  Practice 1

Apostrophe Practice 2

At the doctor’s surgery – Matching Exercise

Council Tax Reading Exercise

Comparatives & Superlatives Worksheet – Speaking Practice

Days and Months – Choose the correct spellings

Double Negatives

For vs Since

Forming Past Perfect Passive Sentences

Funny British Accents Listening Exercise with Answers

Future Perfect 

Future Perfect Continuous 3

Future Simple – Forming Questions

Future Simple – Forming the Passive Tense

Future Simple – Multiple Choice

Gerunds 1

Homophones 1

Homophones 2

IELTS Worksheets

In or On 

Days Months and Years

Insurance Complaint Letter – Reading

Is vs Are

Mark the Prepositions

Medical Vocabulary 2

Medical Vocabulary 3

Medical Vocabulary 4

Mixed Tenses

Mixed Tenses 2

Much vs Many

Past Perfect – Multiple Choice

Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous – Forming Questions

Past Simple – Multiple Choice

Past Simple – Forming Questions

Past Simple – Irregular Verbs

Past Simple – Irregular Verbs 2

Past Simple Continuous – Multiple Choice

Past Simple Continuous – Forming Questions

Past Simple vs Past Perfect

Present Perfect – Multiple Choice

Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous – Forming Questions

Present Perfect Continuous – Multiple Choice

Present Simple Worksheet 1

Present Simple – Forming Questions

Present Simple Continuous – Forming Questions

Present Simple Continuous – Multiple Choice

Present Simple Passive Exercise

Punctuation – Capital Letters

Punctuation Capital letters 2

Punctuation Practice

Punctuation Practice Mixed 1

Punctuation Practice – Question Mark or Full Stop

Reported – Past Continuous – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Future Simple – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Past Continuous – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Past Perfect – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Past Perfect Continuous – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Past Simple

Reported Speech – Present Perfect – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Present Perfect Continuous – Multiple Choice

Reported Speech – Present Simple

Reported Speech – Present Simple Continuous – Multiple Choice

Say vs Tell

Second Conditional – Multiple Choice

Spelling and Grammar Practice

Spelling Numbers – Beginner

Spelling Numbers – 1- 20

Spelling Numbers – 42 – 60

Spelling Numbers 61 -80

Spelling Numbers – Advanced

Used to – Multiple Choice

Will, Shall or Going to

Vocabulary – Multiple Choice Intermediate

Zero Conditional – Multiple Choice