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Simple Sentences is sutable for EFL/ESL beginning learners. It helps children to practise and make simple setences by using three or more words.

The purpose of this activity is to know when to use past simple and past continuous, within one sentence. It consists of 10 sentences and gives you the grade at the end with the corrections and a short explanation. Best for ages 11 and up.

Simple exercise using the past simple. Students should make sentences using the given words.

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This is a fun game for beginners (especially for kids) to practice correct word order or reinforce the knowledge of present simple. The PDF of the game is also available

This is a great game for pre-school children (2+) but it can be used with older children as well. you can use it for simple vocabulary review or to make sentences. The major point in this game is the candies which motivate learners at that age to continue the game and learn more vocabulary.

This activity is good for developing students' comprehension. How they would analyze the sentence which is given with the missing word. In this game students are provided with some help in the case of if they are not able to guess the answer. It helps students play with the words, match them with the given blank boxes and then fulfill them. I tried this activity with my 2 EEC students. They worked on it as a group and it was productive. The students got motivated because they were trying to guess the missed word the first.

This game will help to practice Present Tense and improve and deepen the knowledge of it by making right questions. It will also help to improve vocabulary and reading as one should read, understand and then write the sentences in right order.