A site where ESOL tutors can access resources and download for classroom use. These resources aim to be engaging and accessible to the ESOL learner, within an Irish context.
Level/s: A1, A2
Theme/s: Days, Ireland, Numeracy
A trio of worksheets where the learner can practice using the second conditional form in speaking, writing and a grammar-centred cloze test
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Countries, Entertainment, Free time, Geographical features, Likes, Money, People, Places in the city, Travel
Grammatical Forms: Past Simple
Learners can test their understanding, knowledge and use of question words
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Daily routine, Entertainment, Feelings, Free time, Likes, People, Places in the city, Shopping, Travel, Weather
Grammatical Forms: Mixed Tenses
A short worksheet focusing on commonly asked questions and the importance of auxiliary verbs in forming questions in different tenses
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Body functions, Daily routine, Dislikes, Entertainment, Feelings, Food, Free time, Hobbies, Likes, People, Places in the city, Seasons, Time, Travel, Weather
Grammatical Forms: Mixed Tenses
Here the worksheets centre around the vital quantifier ‘enough’, and the use of ‘too’. Leaners can contrast and compare their use, and have the opportunity to also engage with the forms, too much and too many in relation to countable and uncountable nouns
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Food, Free time, Money, Numeracy, People, Places in the city, Things in the home, Time, Travel, Weather
Grammatical Forms: Countable & Uncountable Nouns, Quantifiers
On this worksheet, learners can practice their understanding and knowhow of the three key present tenses – present simple, present continuous and present perfect simple
Level/s: B1, B2
Theme/s: Daily routine, Entertainment, Hobbies, Likes, People, Shopping, Time, Travel
Grammatical Forms: Mixed Tenses, Present Continuous, Present Perfect Simple, Present Simple, Time expressions
A short collection of worksheets allowing the learner to engage with the use of present simple and present continuous and how they provide meaning and represent different forms of the present tense. Also an opportunity for learners to ask and respond to questions in both forms
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Daily routine, Free time, Hobbies, Likes, Places in the city, Shopping, Time, Travel
Grammatical Forms: Present Continuous, Present Simple, Time expressions
A variety of worksheets centred around the use of the present perfect simple and how this structure is formed. Leaners can practice this language point through a diverse range of activities
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Food, Free time, Likes, Places in the city, Shopping, Travel
Grammatical Forms: Present Perfect Simple, Time expressions
Literacy: Syntax
Focusing on the use of: already – still – just – yet – never – ever with Present Perfect Simple. We consider the positioning of these adverbs and the additional meaning they bring to the present perfect sentence
Level/s: B1, B2
Theme/s: Entertainment, Free time, Hobbies, Likes, People, Places in the city
Grammatical Forms: Adverbs, Present Perfect Simple
A collection of worksheets centres around the use of the present continuous for the future actions, arrangements and short-term plans
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Free time, Hobbies, Likes, Nationalities, Seasons, Time, Travel
Grammatical Forms: Future Forms, Present Continuous, Time expressions
Here the learner can develop their understanding and usage of the past simple working together with the past continuous to make interesting sentences. Focus on the long action portrayed by the past continuous, linking with the short, key, action highlighted by the past simple.
Level/s: B1, B2
Theme/s: Daily routine, Free time, Home, People
Grammatical Forms: Past Continuous, Past Simple
A diverse collection of worksheets centred around the passive voice permitting the learner the opportunity to practice sentence structure, verb form, and changing from the passive to the active form. Learners can also asked questions to classmates and work together to discuss answers to questions in the passive voice.
Level/s: B1, B2
Theme/s: Ireland, Jobs, People, Places in the city, Shopping, Things in the home, Work
Grammatical Forms: Mixed Tenses, Passive Tense
Literacy: Syntax
A worksheet permitting the learner the opportunity to practice the use of ought to and ought not to (and had better / had better not), to give advice and make suggestions
Level/s: B1
Theme/s: Daily routine
Grammatical Forms: Modal Verbs
