Adjectives ending in -ed/-ing

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This is a compilation of exercises that I found on the web regarding the -ed/-ing ending of adjectives. I hope you find them useful!

Adjectives ending in -ed/ -ing

Adjectives ending in -ed/-ing

-ed/-ing quizz

Verb tenses. Future

 

Future tenses. Exercises 

 

Simple future/ Future continuous 

Conditional transformations.

 

Conditionals 

Reported Speech. Transformations

 

Direct and Indirect Speech. Transformations 

Passive transformations

A few transformations!

Tense revision! Present Perfect or Past Simple

Here's a quick exercise for those of you who still have problems with these two tenses.

Present Perfect or Past Simple? 

Some exam practice

Hi, everyone!

Long time no see!

And I'm back because we are in the middle of exam week, right?

All of you have an exam, right?

(I honestly hope that is not your face after reading the introduction of this post)

Anyway, today I'm posting some extra exercises for you to revise before Thursday's exam (my exam).

Remember, click on the link to download the copies (answer key included).

Vocabulary activities

Present Simple/ Present Continuous Activities

Extra exercises

Future tenses (review)

I honestly hope that the situation depicted below doesn't sound familiar to you.

But, I'm aware that some of you need to brush up on some grammar aspects such as the future tenses.

So, I'll be posting a series of grammar exercises on this blog

If that is your case, this is your entry :) 
Click on the link to download the documents.

Future tenses (review)

Future tenses exercises (ANSWER KEY)

Found a gem!

You might have pictures something like this...

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Well, not exactly.

I'm sorry to pop your dreams in such an abrupt way. But, this is an ESL blog and gems aren't usually bright and shiny. 

However, I'm quite sure you'll like as much as I do the following web page. 

mbonillo.xavierre.com

The Passive Voice

I've been MIA for a couple of days but, as you know, things have been tough around here. 

However, today I've kept a few minutes to post some documents involving the passive voice in English. Hope you find them useful!

First of all, this is a nice webpage including lots of exercises (and on line checking). Have a look at it, it has got different levels and exercises!

www.englisch-hilfen.de

And, for those of you who prefer taking grammar quizes, there's the following webpage. 

www.learnenglishfeelgood.com

Negative Prefixes

Check your knowledge on line!

Negative prefixes

Negative Prefixes 2

Negative Prefixes. A game

Negative Prefixes. Quizlet

Tenses Revision. Cumulative exercises

My students' face change into indescribable colours when they faced texts that mix up several verb tenses. 

Dear students, I don't want to give you nightmares. 

But if the former paragraph totally describe yourselves, you should get more practice. 

A table with all the tenses to help you through this arduous task.

Verb tenses

Some exercises to practice (Answer key is included)

Tense revision. Exercises

More conditional exercises (on line)

We know that...

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More exercises on conditional exercises for those of you who want to become experts at them.

Conditional sentences

Conditional sentences transformations

Look at this face...

This is the face of my students when they don't understand something (usually while I'm still explaining it). 

Sometimes, they translate this face into words. And it's something like that: "I don't entender very mucho".

Well, one of this phenomenal moments took place this morning when we were going through conditional transformations. Do you know what I'm talking about? Those exercises in which you are given one sentence and you are asked to create a second sentence with the same meaning as the former but using different words. Brilliant. 

Well, I've been gathering some on line practice. Help yourselves!

Conditional Sentence Transformations. Introduction

Conditional Transformations

Conditional Transformations. 2

Conditional sentences: a repost

Hi, guys! 

Since I haven't had enough time to write a post as half as good as last year's, I decided to take a shortcut.

I'm reposting what I wrote last year, so you don't have to look up that specific entry in my post list.

Conditional Sentences (a repost)

Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing. More practice!

Good morning!

I'm a morning person, although I have to admit that Monday mornings are kind of hard (sigh).

But, show must go on and today we start a new week full of new posts! Yay!

So, let's get to the point. 

Today I've brought you a post focused on adjectives ending in -ed and -ing. Below you'll find several worksheets for you to practice (answer key is included) and become an expert in participial adjectives!

Help yourselves! 

Worksheet 1

Worksheet 2

Grammar practise

Now that you've taken a look at your grammar notes, you can brush up your English before the exam. 

Below you can find a few links to help you with this task: 

Present Simple: grammar exercises

Present SImple: Reading Comprehension

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Past simple vs Past Continuous