Marlie's ESOL Class

Comprehensive workbook with 14 activities. Learn when to use Present Perfect vs. Past Simple, with clear examples and practice exercises.

Slide version of the guide above with answer keys. Perfect for teachers to review and present solutions in class.

Same presentation without answers. Use this for classroom practice, group work, or homework review sessions.

Practice using "already," "yet," and "just" with everyday activities. Interactive slides walk through a typical day with present perfect questions.

Master time words: Already, Yet, Just, Ever, and Never. Includes definitions, examples, usage comparisons, and practice activities.

Full guide slides with family topics and -ed endings practice. Follow-along presentation for class use.

Fill-in-the-blank exercises to practice choosing and using the correct verb tense. Work at your own pace.

Slide version of the worksheet above. Great for classroom display and group exercises.

Check your work instantly. Type in your answers for word scrambles and cross-out exercises to see if you got them right.

Practice Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous. Word scrambles and cross-out exercises with instant feedback.

Projector-friendly card game. Flip cards for meaning, subject, verb, time word, and sentence type. Share everyone's sentences, then fix the error sentence together.

Printable student worksheet to use with the card game. Circle categories, write one sentence per round, and rewrite the corrected sentence.

Simple & continuous verb review: patterns, formulas, and the six meanings (habit, finished, now, background, future, future continuous). Projector-friendly slides.

Learn proper English word order: WHO + VERB + WHAT + WHERE + WHEN. Start with simple sentences and progress to more complex patterns through 12 exercises.

Answer key for the activity above. Review the correct answers for all sentence ordering exercises and learn from any mistakes.

Learn and practice superlative forms and quantifiers. Interactive slides with examples, rules, and exercises for mastering the most, the least, and quantifier usage.

Fun review game to prepare for your test. Answer questions about Level 3 Unit 2 material in an interactive quiz format.

Teacher answer-key slideshow for the Level 3 group post-test review. Reveal answers one at a time or all at once. Covers vocabulary, grammar, unscramble, and writing prompts (Q1–41).

Improve pronunciation and reading skills with games and lessons. Includes Laubach method activities designed for Spanish-speaking learners.

Practice English by discussing housing topics! Flip cards to reveal categories and adjectives, then discuss which items are the nicest, most expensive, best for families, and more.

Practice health vocabulary with superlative adjectives! Flip cards to explore topics like body parts, healthy habits, nutrition, mental health, and medical professionals.

Open-ended discussion prompts about home life, landlords, housing problems, and safety. Flip cards to reveal a category and six topic cards with questions to discuss in class.

Slideshow for conversation class: practice interview skills with Boston-themed prompts. Interactive presentation for job interview preparation.

Printable-style worksheet for the guidebook project. Work through tasks at your own pace or assign for homework.

Projector-friendly slide deck for the modals lesson. Use in class alongside the guidebook worksheet.