In this worksheet your student will add dependent clauses to add interest.
Add an Independent Clause to a Dependent Clause
These dependent clauses are looking for an independent clause!
Adverbial Phrases
Here’s some practice for understanding adverbial phrases.
Another Time
Here’s a creative writing prompt that will move your student through time and space.
Brackets: Changing the Text
This punctuation worksheet features using brackets with edited quotations.
Brackets: Clarifying Text
Now let’s work on brackets to clarify meanings.
Character Analysis in The Red Badge of Courage
Your student will analyze the main character from the classic novel, “The Red Badge of Courage” in this worksheet.
Churchill’s Speech: We Shall Fight on the Beaches
Your student will discover Winston Churchill’s gift of oratory in this worksheet.
Colons and Lists
Colons are colossal in this worksheet on punctuating lists!
Colons Used With Explanations
Here is some practice on using colons with explanations.
Colons: Introducing a Quotation
This worksheet features using colons as an introduction to a quotation.
Conjunctive Adverbs and Independent Clauses
Conjunctive adverbs can work like a conjunction when they connect independent clauses.
Context Clues for Meaning
Here’s a high school drill for using context clues for finding word meanings.
Context Clues in Julius Caesar
“Julius Caesar” is the text for this context clue worksheet.
Context Clues: Reading for Meaning
A passage from “A Tale of Two Cities” is the focus for this context clues worksheet.
Correct Spelling: Right or Wrong
In this “Right or Wrong” classroom activity, your students will correct spelling mistakes while proofreading the sentences on this worksheet.
Cyrano de Bergerac: Poetic Speech
Edmund Rostand wrote Cyrano de Bergerac in 1897. It is a play about a French musketeer who is a man of many gifts and talents. Students read from the play and answer related questions.
Different Perspectives: The American Revolution
Poet Rudyard Kipling offers an alternative perspective on the American Revolution in this worksheet on point of view.
Discuss the Paradox
This worksheet asks your student to explain the paradox in each situation.
Explain the Hyperbole
We think you’ll flip over this hyperbole worksheet!