Valentine’s day exercises

Lesson #1730

On this page you will find Valentine’s day themed exercises for different kinds of grammar.

Exercise 1 – Present perfect

Exercise 2 – Present continuous

Exercise 3 – Past continuous

Exercise 4 – A/An

Past simple van onregelmatige werkwoorden oefenen

Lesson #1091

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test

Lesson #21878

COOPERATIEVE MISSIE

Repair the Time Machine

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Passive extra oefening

Lesson #21425
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Rewrite each sentence. Change active sentences into passive sentences and passive sentences into active sentences. Keep the tense the same.
1. The art teacher displays the students' work in the hallway every month.



2. A new website is being developed by the school’s media team.



3. The football team won the regional championship last season.



4. The stage had been decorated by the volunteers before the audience arrived.



5. The librarian has ordered several new books for the reading project.



6. The science experiment was being observed by a group of visitors.



7. The language department will organise an exchange programme next year.



8. Hundreds of trees are going to be planted by local residents this weekend.



9. Someone has forgotten a laptop in the computer room.



10. All visitors must sign in at reception.



11. The geography teacher explains difficult concepts very clearly.



12. A special exhibition is being prepared by the history department.



13. The students submitted their projects before the deadline.



14. The classroom had been cleaned by the caretaker before the lesson started.



15. The head of department has sent an email to all parents.



16. The school trip was being planned by a committee of teachers.



17. The orchestra will perform a concert in December.



18. New lockers are going to be installed by the maintenance staff.



19. Someone has damaged one of the tables in the cafeteria.



20. Safety goggles must be worn during chemistry lessons.



21. The volunteers serve hot drinks during the event.



22. A fundraising campaign is being organised by the student council.



23. The debating team reached the final round of the competition.



24. The lost property had been collected by the office staff.



25. The PE teacher has chosen the players for the tournament.



26. The invitations were being printed when the printer stopped working.



27. The school will open a new study centre next term.



28. Several old computers are going to be replaced by newer models.



29. Someone has taken my calculator from the classroom.



30. Mobile phones must be switched off during examinations.

Grammar trainer

Lesson #18547

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Passive trainer

Lesson #18112

English grammar

Passive Trainer

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Informal to formal letter

Lesson #18099

You have received the informal email below from a customer.

Subject: My Tattoo… Yikes 😬

Hey,

So, I got a tattoo at your shop recently, and honestly, I’m super bummed with how it turned out. It looks nothing like what we discussed, and some of the lines are crooked/messed up. I was really excited for this piece, but now I’m just disappointed every time I look at it.

Can we figure out a way to fix this? I’d really appreciate it because this was a big deal for me.

Thanks,

[Your Name]

Rewrite this informal email as a formal letter of complaint to the tattoo shop.

In your letter, make sure you:

  • use a formal greeting and ending;
  • clearly explain the problem with the tattoo;
  • describe why you are dissatisfied;
  • refer to the original agreement or design;
  • remain polite and professional throughout the letter;
  • request a suitable solution;
  • give a clear reason for your request.

Write a formal letter of at least 100 words. Organise your writing into paragraphs and use appropriate formal language. Check your spelling, grammar and punctuation before submitting your work.

Formal Complaint Letter: Tattoo Shop

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Jouw inzending

Woorden: 0 / 100

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My Midnight Library

Lesson #18095

Imagine that you enter your own Midnight Library. Every book in this library contains a different life that you could have lived.

Choose one book from the shelves. Describe what the book looks like, why you choose it and what happens when you open it.

In your story, explain:

  • which alternative life the book contains;
  • why you choose this particular book;
  • where you arrive after opening it;
  • what happens in this alternative life;
  • whether you decide to stay or return to the library;
  • what you learn from the experience.

Write a creative and detailed story of at least 200 words. Use paragraphs and check your spelling and grammar before submitting your work.

My Midnight Library: Which Book Would You Open?

Schrijf je tekst in het vak hieronder. Je ziet tijdens het typen hoeveel woorden je hebt geschreven.

Inlevermodus

Wie ben je?

Vul je voornaam in om verder te gaan.

Jouw inzending

Woorden: 0 / 200

Je tekst wordt automatisch als concept opgeslagen op dit apparaat zolang je nog niet hebt ingeleverd.

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tenses trainer

Lesson #17714

Tenses Trainer

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Mixed tenses

Lesson #17707

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Formal letter: Campsite complaint

Lesson #16964

Formele brief schrijven

Schrijf een formele brief. De rubric reageert direct op je tekst.

Je kunt tijdens het schrijven van modus wisselen.

0 woordenDoel: 150–250 woordenLettertype: Arial 12

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Opbouw brief

  • Juiste aanhef + witregel0 / 1
  • Alinea 1: testnaam, leeftijd, woonplaats en reden0 / 1
  • Alinea 2: extra uitleg + witregel0 / 1
  • Alinea 3: vragen of oplossing + afronding0 / 1
  • Afsluitende zin + witregel0 / 1
  • Juiste afsluiting + witregel0 / 1
  • Digitale handtekening + witregel0 / 1
  • Voornaam + achternaam0 / 1
  • Arial 12 gebruikt0 / 1
  • Correct woordenaantal0 / 1
  • Interpunctie (geschat)0 / 10
  • Woordenschat (geschat)0 / 10
  • Grammatica (geschat)0 / 10
  • Formeel taalgebruik0 / 5
  • Uitvoering opdracht0 / 5
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Preparation application letter

Lesson #16845

Build a strong application paragraph

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