Students read, discuss and analyze a newspaper article about France introducing a ban on smoking in bars, cafes and restaurants. They assess the key vocabulary words used in the article and view the grammar side of the article.

In this vocabulary worksheet, students test their memory as they recall 50 words from unit of study and complete the graphic organizer categorizing the words and then respond to questions regarding the meanings of some of the words.

In this grammar learning exercise, learners review and discuss how to correctly use indefinite and definite articles. Students fill in forty-six blanks with appropriate articles.

In this relationship worksheet, students compare sets and determine the relation of the set. They identify sets as symmetric, anti-symmetric, reflexive or transitive. This one-page worksheet contains six problems.

In this language arts activity, students read about the proper use of the definite and indefinite articles. They complete 28 sentences showing the proper use of the articles, and complete a model paragraph using the proper articles and...

For this vocabulary worksheet, students review the meanings of the words "job" and "work", then fill in the blanks using context clues to determine the meaning.

In this some, any and no worksheet, 7th graders review and discuss when to use articles and relative pronouns in sentences and answer twelve questions regarding these grammar rules.

Students prepare to write a discursive composition. They pay particular attention to generating, selecting, ordering and organizing ideas. Students incorporate the use of linking devices and paragraph planning.

In this six-question game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this six-question game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this six-question game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this six-question game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this six-question game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this six-question game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this game, students fill in the blanks in each sentence with one countable noun and one uncountable noun from the list. Each noun is used only once.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

In this game, students sort the words into countable and uncountable noun categories and place them in the columns in alphabetical order from top to bottom.