Flyers Grammar Worksheets (A2)
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About Flyers grammar worksheets
Cambridge Flyers is pitched at A2, and its grammar prepares children for middle school English. Learners meet the present perfect with ever, never, already and yet, the past continuous, going to and will for the future, might and may for possibility, should for advice, tag questions and sentences with if and when.
Worksheets combine short texts with pictures so older primary learners read for meaning, not just form. Tasks include choosing the right tense in a story, completing dialogues, sentence transformation with a model, matching clauses, correcting mistakes and writing short answers, similar to the Flyers Reading and Writing parts.
Answer keys and teacher copies are included. Print on A4 or US Letter, download the PDF, or share a class link so children answer online without an account.
Teaching tips: Flyers grammar worksheets
- Contrast the past simple and present perfect with a timeline on the board before the worksheet, marking 'finished time' versus 'up to now'.
- Practice tag questions orally with rising and falling intonation, as the written form alone gives children no idea how they sound.
- Use the future worksheets alongside a class plan for a trip or party so going to has a real purpose.
- Ask students to underline the time expressions in each sentence before choosing a tense; it trains them to look for clues.
Questions teachers ask
Is the present perfect really taught at Flyers?
Yes. Flyers includes the present perfect, typically with ever, never, just, already and yet. Children are expected to understand and use it in simple sentences, not to master every use.
How do Flyers grammar sheets differ from A2 adult sheets?
The structures are similar, but Flyers sheets use child-friendly topics, pictures and shorter texts, and the vocabulary comes from the YLE word lists.
Can I use these to prepare for A2 Key for Schools?
They make a good bridge. Flyers covers much of the A2 grammar, and learners who are secure at Flyers usually move on to A2 Key for Schools practice.