In this grammar worksheet, students learn about reducing adverb clauses to adverbial phrases. They then rewrite 3 sentences on their own using the information they learned.

In this grammar worksheet, students learn about reducing adverb clauses to adverbial phrases. They then rewrite 4 sentences using what they just learned.

In this grammar worksheet, students read the sentence and then rewrite it with grammatical corrections. There are 15 sentences in this worksheet to correct.

In this proofreading learning exercise, students analyze 15 short sentences that have errors in grammar. Students rewrite each sentence correctly.

In this error correction worksheet, students find the grammatical errors in ten sentences. Students rewrite the sentences correctly.

In this ELL, grammar worksheet, students complete 6 short answer questions where they rewrite each sentence using correct grammar.

In this ELL, grammar activity, students complete 6 short answer questions where they use correct grammar to rewrite each sentence.

In this passive voice verbs worksheet, students change sentences about theme parks around the world to passive voice. Students rewrite ten sentences.

This writing worksheet asks students to read and rewrite 5 statements associated with Thanksgiving into questions. This worksheet would be quite useful when teaching students the differences between declarative and interrogative sentences.

In this grammar worksheet, students correct the errors in the sentences. They rewrite the sentence with the corrections. There are 6 sentences to fix.

In this sentence writing worksheet, students correct the errors in the sentences. They rewrite them on the lines provided. There are 6 sentences to correct.

In this grammar worksheet, students correct the errors in the sentences. They rewrite the corrected sentences on the lines provided. There are 6 sentences to correct.

In this grammar instructional activity, students correct the errors in the sentences. They rewrite the corrected sentences on the lines provided. There are 6 sentences to correct.

In this pronoun worksheet, students review a chart showing changes from present to past tense. Then, students rewrite 10 sentences using pronouns to replace nouns. Examples are given.

In this 1930s American history worksheet, pupils study the New Deal as they write 10 vocabulary terms that match 10 definitions, rewrite 4 false statements as true statements, and explain 2 historical themes regarding this time period in...

In this grammar errors worksheet, students identify the nine double negatives in the newspaper report. Students must rewrite the report without the double negatives.

In this imperative sentences worksheet, learners read 2 sentences and then rewrite each of them as commands. Students also write 2 commands regarding the picture on the worksheet.

In this creative writing worksheet, 3rd graders read a short passage about a fire. Students then rewrite the story in a more descriptive manner using the words provided in the box.

In this ordering worksheet, students order numbers from smallest to largest. Students study 8 sets of numbers with 5 numbers in each set and rewrite that which is given from the smallest to the largest.

In this reviewing spelling words activity, students write and rewrite the week's ten spelling words, then write sentences for each one.

In this ELL grammar worksheet, students work with the past simple negative verb forms. They rewrite a to do list using the new verbs and compare the lists verbally with a partner. They complete 8 fill in the blank answers.

In this ESL paragraph writing worksheet, students convert the dialogue to a paragraph of reported speech as they rewrite the passage.

In this scrambled food sentences worksheet, 2nd graders unscramble and rewrite four questions and four answer sentences about food.

In this present and future modals of possibility instructional activity, students choose the appropriate 6 words from the word bank to complete 6 sentences and rewrite 6 sentences using must, could, might, may, can, and can't.