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Adjectives: After Be and Before a Noun — A1
describing people and things · grammar practice for level A1.
Type Grammar packLevel A1Age Young learners (5–10)Skill GrammarTopic describing people and things
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What’s inside
- A clear rule box with examples
- Choose-the-answer, complete-the-sentence and fix-the-mistake tasks
- Three speaking prompts using the target grammar
- A teacher’s page with a 40-minute plan and the answer key
A look inside
An adjective comes before the noun. It does not change for plural. a big house, two big houses
- Learn the rule
- Complete the sentences
- Find and fix the mistake
- Speak
And, But and Or
Articles: a, an, the
can and can’t
Can I…? Can You…? Requests and Permission
How Often? Adverbs of Frequency
Instructions and Suggestions: Imperatives and Let’s