Upper Intermediate - worksheets 3
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Reported Speech and Reported Questions
Reported Speech worksheet
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Practice of different reporting verbs and of the reported speech tense changes.
Reported Questions Extra Word
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Students read sentences using reported questions and find the extra word.
Reported Questions Re-Ordering Worksheet
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Students put the words into the correct order to make sentences using reported questions.
Say / Tell worksheet
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Each gap needs the correct form of 'say' or 'tell' to complete the sentence.
Reported Speech Re-Ordering Worksheet
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Students re-order the words to make sentences using reported speech.
Direct & Reported Speech Gap Fill Worksheet
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Students turn direct quotations into reported speech.
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Reason, Cause, Purpose
Reason And Cause Worksheet
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Multiple choice worksheet containing sentences with reason and cause expressions such as "seeing as", "due to", etc.
Purpose, Reason and Result Re-Ordering Worksheet
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Students put the words into the correct order to make sentences using expressions of purpose, reason and result.
Cause and Result Gap Fill Worksheet
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Gap fill worksheet using expressions of cause and result.
Purpose, Reason, Result: Multiple Choice
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Multiple choice worksheet that focuses on words and expressions of purpose, reason and result.
Miscellaneous
Few, A Few. Little, A Little
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Here, the focus is on the difference between "few" and "a few".
Make/Let Sentence Re-Writing
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Students read sentences and then re-write them using either "make" or "let".
Both or Either? Neither!
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Sticky area for some higher level students - the use of both, either, neither. This gap fill worksheet deals with the problem.
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