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Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
Many students, especially ESL students, have difficulty determining which verbal should be used in a sentence: an infinitive or a gerund. This worksheet works on this usage by asking students to choos ...
One easy way to find the direct object in a sentence is to rewrite the sentence in passive voice. The direct object then becomes the subject of a sentence. Your student will practice this strategy in ...
Now let’s work on another use of parentheses! They are often used for acronyms, dates and numbers. Your student is asked in this worksheet to add the parentheses in the correct place. It’s a fine way ...
Parentheses are a vital part of the punctuation world! In this worksheet your student is asked to put parentheses in sentences where the parenthetical elements are adding information. Perfect for Comm ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
The slash is an often used and often misunderstood punctuation mark. It is used for abbreviation, alternate spellings and to represent “and” or “or.” This worksheet asks your student to work with the ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
An ellipsis often shows a hesitation or a pause. There are certain rule that go with using this unique punctuation mark. Your student will learn all about it in this worksheet. Whether as a practice f ...
Hipervinculo Inglés-Lengua extranjera
The ellipsis is an important punctuation symbol, especially as students write longer reports and essays that require text citations. This worksheet asks your student to review a passage from John F. K ...
There’s a great punctuation mark that students need to know about–the dash! This worksheet features the dash when it is used as a substitution for words or parentheses. While it’s compatible with 8th ...
A dash can show an interruption in a sentence. There are certain spacing and size requirements about the dash. Your student will learn all about this punctuation mark in this worksheet. Une it for Com ...
Some pronouns that sound like they are plural are actually treated as a singular: everyone, anybody, and somebody to name a few. In this worksheet your student will work with these special pronouns in ...
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