New Worksheet - Tense Sequences

Practice working with different verb tenses.

Verbs - Tense Sequence

New Worksheet - Gerunds, Participles, and Infinitives

Here's an explanation of how gerunds, participles, and infinitives work.

Verbs - That Act Differently - Version 2

New Worksheet - Chemistry: Drawing Lewis Structures

Need some help with Lewis structures in your Chemistry class? Here's a worksheet for some practice.

Worksheet - Lewis Structures

Fun Parts of Speech Game

Check out this fun and yet very educational game from Lakeshore Learning. This is a great way to work through the parts of speech with your class or study group.

"This easy-to-play game is a great way to practice essential language concepts with the whole class! As students match up the answers on their cards with questions on other students’ cards, they get valuable practice with essential language skills."

New Worksheet - Negative Numbers

Practice working with integers - both positive and negative.

Negative Numbers - Extra Worksheet 1

Sneaked or Snuck?

Sneaked or snuck? Which one is it?
Brian Klems addresses the answer:

'"Sneaked" versus "snuck" is one of those classic grammarian conundrums that you'll hear word enthusiasts debate all the time. Many people (like my sister) will say "snuck" without even slight hesitation, while supporters of "sneaked" (like me) will adamantly throw red flags on them, calling them out for improper use of our fine English language. But do we who say "sneaked" really have a case against the "snuck-ers" of the world?'

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New Worksheet - Interjections

Practice using interjections with this worksheet.

Interjections