Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that is often used with it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Ten matching games. Drag and drop each noun next to the adjective that best describes it. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Choose a word that corresponds to each of the parts of speech listed in this ten-question quiz. Answers and a percentage score is available upon completion.

Choose the correct word to match each of these five parts of speech. When finished, check the answers to receive a percentage score.

Choose the correct grammatical term for each of the ten definitions provided. When finished, answers can be checked and a percentage score is provided.

Information and examples of when to use "to" and when to use "toward" when writing sentences.

This site from The Internet TESL Journal provides a 15 question preposition practice activity. Students are asked to fill in the missing preposition in a complete sentence. "Easy" level of difficulty. Answers are provided without...

An interactive exercise where students read ten sentences and identify the part of speech of the word in capitalized text in each sentence. Score is tallied along the way, and the percentage score as well as the completion time is...

Students use the online "Little Explorers" picture dictionary to seek answers to questions about rocks and minerals. This exercise, which promotes dictionary use, deductive reasoning, and earth science vocabulary, would work well with...

Students use the online "Little Explorers" picture dictionary to seek answers to questions about Halloween. This exercise, which promotes dictionary use, deductive reasoning, and vocabulary building, would work well with ESL students...

Students use the online "Little Explorers" picture dictionary to search for the occupations described in a series of clues. This exercise, which promotes dictionary use, deductive reasoning, and vocabulary building, would work well with...

This is targeted practice for question formulation; guided prompts ask the student to type question (yes-no or who, what, where, when). Students can then check the answer, ask for a hint, or see the answer.

This is a basic explanation of adjectives & adverbs, with examples of each. This resource explains how to change adjectives into adverbs through interactive exercises (with hints and answers).

Brief interactive exercise on proper usage of "there is," "it is," "is there," "is it," "there was," "it was," "was it," etc. Twelve questions, the student types in the blank & can then check the answer or get a hint.

In this six-question adverb game, students click and drag the correct adverb into the box beside the appropriate verb. Click "Check" for the score.

This interactive quiz assesses student understanding of comparative and superlative adverbs.

Matching games and lessons for English-speaking learners of Vietnamese. Could also be useful vocabulary practice for Vietnamese-speaking English language learners.

In this six-question adverb game, students click and drag the correct adverb into the box beside the appropriate verb. Click "Check" for the score.