Parts of Speech Playbook

Elementary (A1-A2) 25 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises: Gap-fill, Providing Vocabulary, Identifying, Sentence Completion - Elementary (A1-A2) - Parts of Speech Playbook worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises: Gap-fill, Providing Vocabulary, Identifying, Sentence Completion

Here is an informative parts of speech worksheet to help introduce students to nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions...

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises: Gap-fill, Providing Vocabulary, Identifying, Sentence Completion Here is an informative parts of speech worksheet to help introduce students to nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions. First, students read parts of speech descriptions and complete numbered examples with the words provided. Students then write other words they know for each part of speech. Next, students label the word in bold in each sentence according to its part of speech. Finally, students test their knowledge of parts of speech by completing sentences using parts of speech given in brackets.
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Tales of Grammar

Elementary (A1-A2) 35 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Grammar, Vocabulary and Writing: Matching, Collaborative Writing - Group Work - Elementary (A1-A2) - Tales of Grammar worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Grammar, Vocabulary and Writing: Matching, Collaborative Writing - Group Work

In this imaginative parts of speech activity, students match words with parts of speech and then use the words in a collaborative short story. To begin, in groups, students play a matching game where they...

ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Grammar, Vocabulary and Writing: Matching, Collaborative Writing - Group Work In this imaginative parts of speech activity, students match words with parts of speech and then use the words in a collaborative short story. To begin, in groups, students play a matching game where they take turns to pick up a parts of speech card and match it with a corresponding word card. When the groups have matched all the cards, they create a story using the word cards. Students choose one word card for each part of speech, e.g. snake, sit, hungry, really, on, so. Working in their groups, students then create a short story containing all six words from their word cards. Finally, groups read their stories to the class, who vote for the best one.
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Word Whiz

Elementary (A1-A2) 25 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar: Identifying, Matching, Providing Vocabulary, Gap-fill - Group Work - Elementary (A1-A2) - Word Whiz worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar: Identifying, Matching, Providing Vocabulary, Gap-fill - Group Work

Here is an entertaining parts of speech game to help students practice verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs. In the game, students race to identify the missing part of speech in a sentence and complete...

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar: Identifying, Matching, Providing Vocabulary, Gap-fill - Group Work Here is an entertaining parts of speech game to help students practice verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs. In the game, students race to identify the missing part of speech in a sentence and complete the sentence with a suitable word. Players take turns picking up a card, reading out the sentence using the word BLANK for the missing word and then placing the card face-up on the table, e.g. 'Ali and Tom BLANK every day.' All the players then race to put a card with the correct part of speech down next to the sentence (e.g. a verb card), saying a suitable word to complete the sentence at the same time, e.g. study. If the part of speech is correct and the word matches the sentence, the player leaves their card on the table. If a player places an incorrect part of speech card down or fails to come up with a suitable word, they take back their part of speech card, and other players can try to answer. The first player to get rid of all their cards wins the game.
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Parts of Speech Parley

Pre-intermediate (A2) 30 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Vocabulary and Speaking: Gap-fill, Categorising, Asking and Answering Questions, Controlled and Freer Practice - Group and Pair Work - Pre-intermediate (A2) - Parts of Speech Parley worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Vocabulary and Speaking: Gap-fill, Asking and Answering Questions - Group and Pair Work

In this insightful parts of speech speaking activity, students review their knowledge of the basic parts of speech while completing, asking and answering conversation questions. First, in two groups, students...

ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Vocabulary and Speaking: Gap-fill, Categorising, Asking and Answering Questions, Controlled and Freer Practice - Group and Pair Work In this insightful parts of speech speaking activity, students review their knowledge of the basic parts of speech while completing, asking and answering conversation questions. First, in two groups, students complete each conversation question with a suitable word from a box and then indicate whether the word is a noun, verb, adjective or adverb. Next, students pair up with someone from the other group and take turns asking the conversation questions to their partner, who responds accordingly. Afterwards, students share what they found out about their partner with the class.
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Silly Sentences

Pre-intermediate (A2) 25 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Vocabulary and Grammar: Brainstorming, Categorising, Forming Sentences - Pair Work - Pre-intermediate (A2) - Silly Sentences worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Vocabulary and Grammar: Brainstorming, Categorising, Forming Sentences - Pair Work

This creative parts of speech activity helps students learn and practice how to use nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in sentences. First, brainstorm nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs as a class. Students...

ESL Parts of Speech Activity - Vocabulary and Grammar: Brainstorming, Categorising, Forming Sentences - Pair Work This creative parts of speech activity helps students learn and practice how to use nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in sentences. First, brainstorm nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs as a class. Students then copy down the words into the word bank on their worksheet. In pairs, students then take it in turns to choose a word from the word bank to complete each sentence with the parts of speech indicated. Students say each word to their partner, and both students cross it off in the word bank and write it in the space provided. Each word can only be used once. When the students have finished, review the sentences they came up with together as a class.
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Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives, and Adverbs

Pre-intermediate (A2) 30 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Vocabulary Exercises: Categorising, Unscrambling, Binary Choice, Error Correction, Gap-fill - Speaking Game: Forming Sentences - Pair Work - Pre-intermediate (A2) - Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives, and Adverbs worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Vocabulary Exercises: Categorising, Binary Choice, Error Correction, Gap-fill - Speaking Game: Forming Sentences - Pair Work

This free parts of speech worksheet helps students learn how to identify verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs and use them in sentences. First, students...

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Vocabulary Exercises: Categorising, Unscrambling, Binary Choice, Error Correction, Gap-fill - Speaking Game: Forming Sentences - Pair Work This free parts of speech worksheet helps students learn how to identify verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs and use them in sentences. First, students read a sentence and put the words in the correct parts of speech category. Students then read sentences describing verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs and indicate which part of speech is being described in each one. Next, students put words into the correct parts of speech category and put words in the correct order to make sentences. Students then move on to read sentences and underline the correct part of speech to be used in each one. Afterwards, students rewrite sentences, correcting the mistakes. Next, students read sentences and fill in gaps with the correct parts of speech using their own ideas. Lastly, in pairs, students take it in turns to say a letter of the alphabet and then the word verb, noun, adjective or adverb. Their partner then has 30 seconds to think of a suitable word and use it in a sentence. Students score one point for each correct sentence. The student with the most points at the end of the game wins.
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What Type of Word?

Pre-intermediate (A2) 25 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar: Gap-fill, Guessing, Sentence Completion, Freer Practice - Group Work - Pre-intermediate (A2) - What Type of Word? worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar: Gap-fill, Guessing, Sentence Completion, Freer Practice - Group Work

Here is a useful parts of speech game to help students identify the position of verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs in sentences. In groups of three, two students play the first game and one student acts...

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar: Gap-fill, Guessing, Sentence Completion, Freer Practice - Group Work Here is a useful parts of speech game to help students identify the position of verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs in sentences. In groups of three, two students play the first game and one student acts as judge. The players take it in turns to choose a square and identify the missing part of speech in the sentence. The student acting as judge checks the answer sheet. If the part of speech is correct, the player chooses a suitable word to complete the sentence. If the judge agrees the word is appropriate, the player marks the square with an 'O' or an 'X' accordingly. It is then the other player's turn to choose a square. The first player to get five squares in a row wins the game. Afterwards, students play a second game, giving the student who acted as judge a chance to play.
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Crucial Combinations

Intermediate (B1) 25 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Game - Vocabulary: Identifying, Gap-fill, Guessing - Pair Work - Intermediate (B1) - Crucial Combinations worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Vocabulary: Identifying, Gap-fill, Guessing - Pair Work

In this fun parts of speech game, students race to guess missing parts of speech in sentences. First, in two groups, students identify the two missing parts of speech in each sentence on their worksheet, writing down their answers. Next...

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Vocabulary: Identifying, Gap-fill, Guessing - Pair Work In this fun parts of speech game, students race to guess missing parts of speech in sentences. First, in two groups, students identify the two missing parts of speech in each sentence on their worksheet, writing down their answers. Next, students pair up with someone from the other group. Students then take turns reading each sentence to their partner using the word 'blank' for the missing words and then asking for the two parts of speech they need to complete the sentence, e.g. 'I need a verb and a noun'. Their partner checks the word pairs in the box on their worksheet for the appropriate words and reads them aloud. If the student agrees the answers are correct, they write the words in the sentence and their partner crosses them out. When a pair has completed all their sentences, they put up their hands to have their answers checked. The first pair to complete all their sentences correctly wins.
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Parts of Speech Dominoes

Intermediate (B1) 25 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar, Vocabulary and Speaking: Matching, Forming Sentences from Prompts - Group Work - Intermediate (B1) - Parts of Speech Dominoes worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar, Vocabulary and Speaking: Matching, Forming Sentences - Group Work

In this productive parts of speech game, students match words with parts of speech and make sentences using the words. The first player places one of their dominoes at either end of the domino...

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar, Vocabulary and Speaking: Matching, Forming Sentences from Prompts - Group Work In this productive parts of speech game, students match words with parts of speech and make sentences using the words. The first player places one of their dominoes at either end of the domino on the table, matching a word with a part of speech or vice versa. The player then makes a sentence using the word they just matched with the part of speech. For example, if a student matched the word of with preposition, they might say 'Windows are made of glass'. The other group members listen and judge the sentence. If the other students agree the sentence is correct and uses the part of speech appropriately, the domino remains in place. If not, the player must take back the domino. Play then passes to the next student and so on. The first player to get rid of all their dominoes wins the game.
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Parts of Speech Practice

Intermediate (B1) 30 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises: Matching, Categorizing, Identifying, Gap-fill - Intermediate (B1) - Parts of Speech Practice worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises: Matching, Categorizing, Identifying, Gap-fill

Here is a free parts of speech worksheet to help students learn and practice the eight parts of speech. Students start by matching definitions to the correct parts of speech. Next, students put words...

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises: Matching, Categorizing, Identifying, Gap-fill Here is a free parts of speech worksheet to help students learn and practice the eight parts of speech. Students start by matching definitions to the correct parts of speech. Next, students put words into their parts of speech categories. Students then decide which parts of speech are missing from sentences. After that, students complete sentences with words from Exercise B. Following that, students identify and underline the word that does not belong in each word group. Lastly, students complete sentences with their own words.
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Word Family Races

Upper-intermediate (B2) 20 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar and Vocabulary: Multiple Choice, Identifying, Matching - Group Work - Upper-intermediate (B2) - Word Family Races worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar and Vocabulary: Multiple Choice, Identifying, Matching - Group Work

In this engaging parts of speech game, students identify which of several related words is the correct part of speech to complete sentences. In groups, students take turns picking up a card...

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Grammar and Vocabulary: Multiple Choice, Identifying, Matching - Group Work In this engaging parts of speech game, students identify which of several related words is the correct part of speech to complete sentences. In groups, students take turns picking up a card and reading out the sentence on the card using the word 'blank' for the missing word in the sentence, e.g. I thought the movie was very 'blank'. Next, the student reads out three words from a word family, e.g. enjoy, enjoyment, enjoyable. The other group members listen and race to choose the correct word to complete the sentence, along with correctly identifying the word's part of speech. The first student to say the correct word and part of speech wins and keeps the card. Students get one guess per round. If no one gets the correct word and part of speech, the card is placed at the bottom of the pile to be used again later in the game. The student with the most cards at the end of the game wins.
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Word Wizard

Upper-intermediate (B2) 35 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar Exercises: Gap-fill, Identifying, Categorising, Error Correction, Unscrambling - Upper-intermediate (B2) - Word Wizard worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar Exercises: Gap-fill, Identifying, Categorising, Error Correction, Unscrambling

In this comprehensive parts of speech worksheet, students identify parts of speech and use them to construct grammatically correct sentences. Students start by completing sentences with...

ESL Parts of Speech Worksheet - Grammar Exercises: Gap-fill, Identifying, Categorising, Error Correction, Unscrambling In this comprehensive parts of speech worksheet, students identify parts of speech and use them to construct grammatically correct sentences. Students start by completing sentences with words from a box. Next, students sort the underlined words in the sentences by their parts of speech. After that, students identify parts of speech errors in sentences and rewrite them so that they are correct. Finally, students use their knowledge of parts of speech to unscramble sentences.
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Parts of Speech Bingo

Advanced (C1) 20 minutes
ESL Parts of Speech Game - Vocabulary and Listening: Matching - Group Work - Advanced (C1) - Parts of Speech Bingo worksheet preview

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Vocabulary and Listening: Matching - Group Work

In this enjoyable parts of speech game, students play bingo by matching advanced parts of speech with words. You or a student reads a word at random from the caller's sheet. There are four words to choose from for each part of speech...

ESL Parts of Speech Game - Vocabulary and Listening: Matching - Group Work In this enjoyable parts of speech game, students play bingo by matching advanced parts of speech with words. You or a student reads a word at random from the caller's sheet. There are four words to choose from for each part of speech. Students look at their bingo cards to see if they can match the word with a part of speech shown on their card. If they can, they cross off the part of speech. The game continues until a student has crossed off all the parts of speech on their card. When this happens, the student shouts 'Bingo!' and reads out the parts of speech they crossed off. If they match with the words that were called out, the student wins the game. Play several rounds, making sure students receive a different bingo card each time.
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Understanding Parts of Speech

Parts of speech are the categories that group every word in a sentence by the job it does, such as naming things (nouns), expressing actions (verbs), or describing qualities (adjectives). When students cannot identify what part of speech a sentence slot needs, they slot in the wrong word form and produce errors like 'She runs quick' instead of 'She runs quickly,' which immediately mark their writing as inaccurate.

This page spans A1 to C1 levels with thirteen resources across worksheets, card games, a dominoes game, and a bingo game, including two free downloads.

The eight parts of speech each play a distinct role in a sentence, from naming people and things to connecting ideas and expressing emotion.

Part of SpeechFunctionExample WordExample Sentence
Noun Names a person, place, thing, or idea city 'The city never sleeps.'
Verb Expresses an action or state run 'They run every morning.'
Adjective Describes or modifies a noun bright 'She wore a bright jacket.'
Adverb Modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb quickly 'He quickly finished his work.'
Preposition Shows the relationship between a noun and another word on 'The book is on the table.'
Conjunction Connects words, phrases, or clauses but 'I wanted to go, but I was tired.'
Pronoun Replaces a noun to avoid repetition they 'Maria left early. They always do.'
Interjection Expresses a sudden feeling or reaction wow 'Wow, that was unexpected.'

When to Use Parts of Speech

Avoiding repetition with pronouns: A writer switches from a noun to a pronoun when the noun has already been introduced and repeating it would make the text feel clunky, so a passage that opens 'David called the office' can continue 'He left a message' rather than naming David again.

Choosing prepositions to signal precise relationships: A speaker selects a preposition carefully when the spatial or logical relationship between two things needs to be exact, so saying 'the meeting is on Friday at three' rather than 'the meeting is Friday three' removes all ambiguity about time and place.

Using conjunctions to control sentence logic: A writer reaches for a conjunction when they want to show the logical relationship between two ideas rather than leaving readers to infer it, so 'I studied hard, so I passed' signals cause and effect in a way that two separate sentences would not.

3-Step Framework for Teaching Parts of Speech

1. Introduce and Label: Start with a structured introduction that moves from reading to identifying. The worksheet walks students through descriptions of each part of speech, then asks them to label the word in bold in each sentence according to its part of speech. That identification step is the real test: students have to stop and decide what job each word is doing, not just match a definition.

2. Consolidate Through Collaborative Storytelling: Move into creative production with a matching and writing activity. Groups first pair word cards with their part-of-speech cards, then each group selects one word for each part of speech and writes a short story containing all six words, for example building a story around 'snake, sit, hungry, really, on, so.' The constraint forces genuine grammatical thinking because every chosen word has to function correctly in the story.

3. Push Precision With a Word Family Race: Finish with a fast-paced game that demands precise discrimination. The reader presents three related words from a word family such as 'enjoy, enjoyment, enjoyable,' and the other group members race to choose the correct word to complete the sentence and correctly identify its part of speech to win the card.

Common Mistakes with Parts of Speech

Using the wrong preposition: Students often transfer preposition use directly from their first language, choosing a preposition that feels logical to them but does not match standard English usage. Wrong: 'I arrived to the airport at six.' Correct: 'I arrived at the airport at six.'

Using a noun form instead of an adjective: Students often use the noun form of a word in a position that requires an adjective, particularly with words from the same family that look similar in both forms. Wrong: 'The weather was beauty yesterday.' Correct: 'The weather was beautiful yesterday.'

Common Questions About Teaching Parts of Speech

What is a good worksheet for teaching parts of speech?

The free worksheet Parts of Speech Practice covers all eight parts of speech in one resource, moving from matching definitions to categorizing words, identifying errors, and completing sentences with students' own ideas, giving a teacher a single worksheet that tracks from recognition through to production in around 30 minutes.

What is an engaging game for practicing parts of speech?

What makes the game Word Whiz engaging is that every player is active on every turn. One student reads a sentence aloud using BLANK for the missing word, and all others race to put down the correct part of speech card and say a suitable word at the same time, for example 'study' for 'Ali and Tom BLANK every day.'

What is an effective speaking activity for reviewing parts of speech?

The activity Parts of Speech Parley works well for a quick review because students speak and think about word class at the same time. They complete conversation questions by filling in a suitable word and identifying whether it is a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb, then ask those same questions to a partner and share their findings with the class.

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