Halloween
Grammar · B1 · 5 printable sheets, each with an answer key.
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- Sheet 1 · 25 minNarrative tenses: the last bus on Halloween nightA ghost story on a late-night bus: students choose between the past simple, past continuous and past perfect, then write their own spooky opening.Premium
- Sheet 2 · 25 minUsed to: Halloween before plastic pumpkinsOld Halloween customs (turnip lanterns, guising, soul cakes) to practise used to, didn't use to and the past simple, ending with a partner interview.Premium
- Sheet 3 · 25 minThe passive: how Halloween travelled the worldThe history of Halloween from Samhain to social media, told with the present simple and past simple passive.Premium
- Sheet 4 · 25 minConditionals: if a black cat crosses your pathSuperstitions from around the world for the first conditional, and a night in a haunted castle for the second conditional.Premium
- Sheet 5 · 20 minRelative clauses: a monster that only comes out at nightDefining relative clauses with who, which, where and whose to describe classic Halloween monsters, ending with a monster riddle game.Premium