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A1 Grammar Worksheets

200 printable grammar worksheets · A1 (Beginner)

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A1 grammar worksheets

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About A1 grammar worksheets

Beginners at A1 need the core structures that let them talk about themselves and their daily lives. That means be in all its forms, present simple for routines, have got, can for ability and permission, there is and there are, articles, plurals, possessive adjectives, this and that, some and any, and the past of be.

The worksheets present one structure at a time with clear examples, then practice it through matching, multiple choice, gap fill with a word bank, unscrambling word order and short personalized sentences. Instructions are simple and consistent, so beginners can work on their own.

Every sheet includes an answer key and a teacher copy. Print on A4 or US Letter, download as PDF, or share a class link for online completion without an account. Differentiated versions offer large print and a dyslexia-friendly font.

Teaching tips: A1 grammar worksheets

  • Teach question forms and short answers alongside positive sentences from the first lesson, so learners can start real conversations.
  • Use the word order exercises as a pair race with cut-up sentence strips before learners complete the written version.
  • Keep a consistent color for verbs when you write on the board, then ask learners to highlight verbs on the worksheet the same way.
  • Recycle a structure a week later with a different sheet rather than repeating the same one.

Questions teachers ask

What grammar should an A1 learner know?

By the end of A1, learners typically handle be, present simple, have got, can, there is/are, basic articles and plurals, possessives and simple questions. Past simple of be and a few regular verbs often appear towards the end.

Are these sheets suitable for adults?

Yes. The CEFR A1 worksheets use adult and teen contexts such as work, shopping and daily routine. For children, use the Starters and Movers pages.

Where are the answer keys?

Each worksheet has an answer key and a teacher copy you can print or view on screen.