What is an eWorksheet?
Maybe you have an English teacher now, maybe you’ve had one before. Either way, you probably know what a ‘worksheet’ is when it comes to homework: it’s a sheet of paper with exercises for you to fill out.
And maybe you’ve heard of an eBook: they’re books you can download off the Internet in electronic format, sometimes for money, sometimes for free. Now, combine the two words and you get an eWorksheet: it’s English exercises you can download in .PDF format to practice offline. And, at Bite Sized English, they will all be free.
And they are more than just exercises. A Bite-Sized-English eWorksheet is a thorough explanation of grammar, with different exercises along the way to help you practice. And, because practice only helps if you know you’re practicing correctly, a Bite Sized English eWorksheet will include the solutions to the exercises.
The Available eWorksheets
 Grammar: Simple past and present perfect Pages: 10 Exercises: 35 With solutions “The Pasts (Part One)” is an introduction to the most common past tenses in English.There is no “part two,” yet. But there will be. There are so many more past tenses to practice: the past perfect, the past progressive, the present perfect progressive. . . the list goes on and on. But this eWorksheet gives you a good first step into the past.
Good luck! |
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Grammar: Where each part of a sentence ‘belongs’ in an English sentence. Pages: 17 Exercises: 76 With solutions “Sentence Order” is a thorough guide to where to put each word in an English sentence. It begins defining the terms used–subject, direct object, and so on–and moves through the three most common sentence types, one at a time.
With each additional rule and exception, there are exercises to help you remember and use what you’re learning, and solutions at the end to make sure you’re completing the exercises correctly. |
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Grammar: The present progressive tense. (“I am doing.”) Pages: 10 Exercises: 39 With solutions “The Progressive: Present” is the first of three eWorksheets that will walk you through using the present progressive in English. As you can guess from the name, this eWorksheet will help you form sentences using the present progressive. (Also called the present ‘continuous’)
This is one of the first verb forms that students learn, but it has more meanings than the one you learn right away, and it’s a great place to begin if you’re not confident with the progressive in general. |
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Grammar: The past progressive tense. (“I was doing.”) Pages: 14 Exercises: 48 With solutions “The Progressive: Past“is the second part in the three part series that will explain the progressive (or ‘continuous’ tense in English.) It follows the same pattern as the first worksheet, only that it approaches the past forms of the tense.
The progressive, in general, seems to be the form that gives my students the most problems. And so, I thought that every chance to practice a little more would be a good idea! |
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Grammar: The future progressive tense. (“I will be doing.”) Pages: 13 Exercises: 75 With solutions “The Progressive: Future“is the third part in the three part series that will explain the progressive (or ‘continuous’ tense in English.) It follows the same pattern as the first and second worksheets, only that it approaches the future forms of the tense.The future progressive tense is not complicated, but it has a few differences from the present and the past. Give the worksheet a try and see how you do.
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What Do You Think?
I’m a teacher, not an English learner. I do my best to make the eWorksheets as helpful as possible, but I need your feedback on how to make them better. Or are there any topics that you’d like an eWorksheet for? Let me know, and I’ll get to work!
