"Used To" Worksheet.
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Here the confusion between "used to" for past habits and "get/be used to" for getting accustomed to something new is tackled.

Future Continuous or Future Perfect?
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Students given choice of future continuous or future perfect to complete these sentences.

Third Conditional Worksheet.
Students use prompts to write complete sentences using the third conditional.

Wishes and Regrets Worksheet.
This worksheet focuses on both past and present wishes and regrets.

Passive Using "Get".
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In informal English, "get" is often used to construct passive sentences. But it's not always possible. This worksheet helps students figure out when it is possible.

Passive Verb Patterns.
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This goes beyond a basic worksheet to practise the passive. This worksheet concentrates on particular verb patterns which sometimes confuse students such as the necessity to use the gerund or infinitive passive after certain verbs or constructions.

Double Comparatives Worksheet.
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Worksheet focusing on the double comparative structure - e.g. the more, the merrier, etc.

Few, A Few. Little, A Little.
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Here, the focus is on the difference between "few" and "a few".

Present Perfect Simple or Continuous worksheet.
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Focuses on the difference in the two present perfect forms. i.e. I have worked and I have been working.

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.

Relative Clauses Worksheet - Defining and Non-Defining.
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Students use given prompts to form sentences using both defining and non-defining relative clauses.

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