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FREE Printables: Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More

FREE Printables: Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More

Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More - Table

Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Table

Practice using adverbs of time already, yet, still, and any more with our five fantastic free printable worksheets plus answers – including two different activities at different levels, and an easy-to-use lesson plan (keep scrolling)!

Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 1

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 2

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 3

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 4

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Lesson Plan & Blank

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FREE Printables: Identify Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

FREE Printables: Identify Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

All English verbs (main verbs) have transitive and / or intransitive uses. Transitive verbs must be followed by a direct object – e.g. ‘I have a new car.’ – while intransitive verbs cannot be. Most English verbs can be used either transitively or intransitively.

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs - Comparison

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs – Comparison

Practice identifying transitive and intransitive verbs using the free printable worksheets below.

Instructions: mark the verbs in bold T for transitive or I for intransitive. Underline the object of each transitive verb, then match 16 pairs of verbs. Say why the other 8 sentences do not have a match. Discuss your answers with a partner:

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