Simple English Videos dot com is two months old today! Wehey! As well movie trailers with clickable transcripts, we’ve been making one minute video lessons and someone suggested worksheets would come in handy. So we’re celebrating with some pdfs with simple follow on exercises – traditional homeworky-style things for jogging memories.
These links will take you to the pdfs and the pictures underneath will take you to the videos and clickable transcripts. Enjoy!
In Case Worksheet
Remember and Remind Worksheet
Raise and Rise Worksheet
Lend and Borrow worksheet
Last and Take Worksheet
High and Tall Worksheet
Hard and Hardly Worksheet
Fun and Funny Worksheet
Fall and Feel Worksheet
During and For Worksheet
Concentrated and Concentrating Worksheet
Check and Control Worksheet
Alone and Lonely Worksheet
In case
Remember – Remind
Raise – Rise
Lend – Borrow
Last – Take
High – Tall
Hard – Hardly
Fun -Funny
Fall – Feel
During – For
Concentrated – Concentrating
Check – Control
Alone – Lonely
P.S. Don’t forget to show your students all the movie trailers with clickable transcripts while you’re over at the Simple English Videos site. They’re a cool way to see natural spoken language in context.
P.P.S And if you’re think you might like to use one of the movie trailers in class, there’s another worksheet here.
P.P.S Come back soon because we have more of these lessons in the works.
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Is there not a worksheet for the “Used to do” “Used to doing” video? I couldn’t see it there, listed with all the other worksheets. Many thanks. All your videos and worksheets are great by the way! I love them, and plan to use them in my lessons soon! 🙂
Hi Sarah. So glad you like the videos. I’ve drafted but haven’t got round to posting a worksheet for ‘used to do – doing’ yet. Thanks for the reminder and I’ll try to get to it this weekend, if not before.
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Hi Sarah,
I’ve just uploaded a worksheet for the ‘Used to do – Used to doing’ video – and three others too. Hope your students like them. Cheers!