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Halloween is coming: spooky worksheets, lessons, flashcards and games for every level

Halloween

Grammar · A2 · 5 printable sheets, each with an answer key.

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  1. Sheet 1 · 25 minPast continuous: what were you doing when the clock struck twelve?A stormy Halloween night with a surprise upstairs: students learn the past continuous with the past simple, when and while, and tell a story.Premium
  2. Sheet 2 · 25 minComparatives and superlatives: the monster league tableA light-hearted monster league table: students compare a mummy, a vampire, a zombie and a werewolf, spot mistakes and invent monsters of their own.Premium
  3. Sheet 3 · 25 minGoing to: who's bringing the pumpkin soup?A group chat planning a Halloween party: students learn be going to for plans and predictions, complete sentences and plan a party.Premium
  4. Sheet 4 · 25 minSome and any: have we got any candles?Ella and Sam check the kitchen before their party: students learn some and any with countable and uncountable nouns and make a shopping plan.Premium
  5. Sheet 5 · 25 minShould and shouldn't: trick-or-treat safety tipsSafe and happy trick-or-treating: students learn should and shouldn't for advice, give tips for common problems and make a safety poster.Premium