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Let's do English ESL picture description. The students have to look at the picture and read the statements. They have to write right (R), false (F) or we don't…

One of those crazy pictures where you have to spot what is wrong. Good for practising the present continuous tense in a fun way. On page 2, there is a list of 20 things which are strange. - ESL worksheets

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I am now preparing work for my mainstream English classes. I hope this exercise will be useful for some of you. They have to imagine that they are in the photos, that they actually did the activities, so write in the past tense. Alternatively, they could just describe the pictures, in the present tense. I tell my students, you don't need to know the actual locations, for example, the mountains there are the Himalayas, but just saying 'mountains' is fine. Except for Machu Picchu! - ESL…

This picture description is meant for very young learners. They students read the questions and answer them with the help od the pictures. If you like this worksheet, you can find more picture descriptions…

A reading / speaking worksheet for pre-intermediate learners using a jigsaw picture puzzle as the focus. Learners can look and answer true or false, then answer the questions about the picture and some about their opinions. - ESL worksheets

We’re starting a new school year. I’m starting off with all the vocabulary associated with schools. The nouns: pencil, desk, teacher. The verbs: stand up, raise your hand, read and writ…