Improve your English with B1 short stories using the past perfect tense. Learn to order past events and understand cause-and-effect sequences clearly.
Improve your English with B1 short stories using the past perfect tense. Learn to order past events and understand cause-and-effect sequences clearly.
Practice be going to with six A2 stories about plans and predictions, reading questions, grammar exercises, and answers. Free printable PDF.
Practice reported speech with six B1 stories, questions, grammar exercises and answers. Read or listen, then download the free printable PDF workbook.
A job interview, a day at the beach, and a business idea all involve time—but they do not use the...
The past continuous tense is used to talk about actions that took place at a particular time in the past....
A lost wallet, a rainy beach trip, and a surprise party: these three past simple tense stories show how we...
What have you been doing lately? Growing tomatoes, training for a race, or learning a new language? These present perfect...
Anna has painted three pictures. James and Laura have just returned from Paris. David hasn’t learned to bake bread yet....
What is Alex’s family doing before dinner? Why is Sophie’s brother getting everyone wet? These three present continuous tense stories...
What does Tom do before school? Where does Michael work? These simple present tense stories show how we talk about...