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MarionG
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Can īt find what I īm looking for
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The search function doesn īt agree with me...
I am looking for a story gap fill worksheet which uses only regular verbs in past simple. I am pretty sure some wonderful worksheets on the subject exist but I can īt find them...Every time I type īregular � it finds me all the irregular verb sheets as well since īregular � is part of the word īirregular � AAAHHHHRRRG
I don īt need unconnected sentences (those I īve got lots) but rather a story. Ideally, it would be in fairytale style . It can have īto be � in past tense but the other verbs should be regular... If you uploaded a sheet like that or if you know of a sheet like this, pleeeease let me know (here or by PM) |
22 Dec 2010
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flo84
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I īve found this but is it exactly what you are looking for ?
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22 Dec 2010
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MarionG
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Mariethe, thanks! My students are only 11 yrs old and pre-intermedeate in level, I īm not so sure the subject talks to them but it is indeed the kind of thing I īm looking for.
Flo84, (and Mariethe) which key words did you use to search?
Flo84, the sheets you suggested are indeed OK for the level of my students but I really want a kind of story. Maybe if I use your keywords + īstory � I can find something? |
22 Dec 2010
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flo84
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I used "past simple regular verbs"
Good luck in your search
Flo |
22 Dec 2010
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anca13
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something like this? 
Or like these so cute ones?
You can adapt them really pretty simple.  |
22 Dec 2010
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victor
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I īve seen this:
It īs not gap-filling, but could be easily edited. |
22 Dec 2010
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MarionG
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I will try with the suggested key words, thanks..
Anca, of course I know aimee īs sheets, but just like the other one you suggested (which has over 1700 downloads ?!) it has both regular and irregular verbs.
this is my student īs first encounter with the past tense so I want to start with regulars only... Thanks anyway..
Edit: Victor, you posted while I typed , Iīll have a look, thanks! |
22 Dec 2010
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nasnous
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May be this one can be helpful, you can change the selected verbs if you want your students to deal only with regular verbs.
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22 Dec 2010
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