A Feast of Homonyms 
A matching game of homonyms.
Created by Mona
Parts of Speech
Students will match the part of speech with the correct definition.
Created by Colleen N. Sheridan
Singular and Plural Nouns
Match the singular nouns with the correct plural nouns. Words include both
regular and irregular nouns.
Prefix Skills
This game is here to help you in learning your prefixes.
Created by Jose Otero
Homographs 
Homographs are words with more than one definition. Guess which homograph is
being described. Example: something used with a hammer OR part of your finger or
toe. Answer: nail.
Created by Tracy Boyd
Contractions
Match the contractions with their correct word pairs
Created by Donna Taylor
English Irregular Verbs
Learn the past tense of irregular English verbs
Created by Sarah Taylor
Filling in gaps 
Chose the correct word from the list to complete the story.
Compound Words
A compound word is one made up of two separate words. In this activity, match
two words together correctly to make a new word.
To / Two / Too - (copy) 
Learn the difference between the homophones to, two, and too.
Created by Decarl
Adjective Phrase Practice 
Adjective phrases modify the noun or pronoun in front of them. They will tell
"what kind" or "which one" about these nouns and pronouns.
More Contractions
Word pairs and their shortened forms.
Irregular Verbs
Learn past tense and past participles
Created by Quia Editors
Problem Verbs - sit/set
Remember:
Sit and it's principle parts mean to rest in an upright position.
Set and it's principle parts mean to place or put something.
Problem verbs review -
sit/set/lie/lay/rise/raise
Practice with these games to get a clear meaning of each of these troublesome
verbs. Understanding the meaning of these verbs will help you use them and their
principal parts correctly.
Rise/Raise Practice Quiz
Remember:
The principle parts of rise mean to get up/to go up/to appear to go up on its
own. They do not have an object.
Rise Rising Rose ...
"Said" Word Search
Sixty words to use instead of "said".
Sars Report in TODAY dated April 8,
2003
This cloz passage focuses on the use of verbs.
Enjoy this exercise!
Created by Chan Mei Har
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