Try a complex sentences practice worksheet (with answers) specifically designed to help Year 7-9 students practise their English language skills. These no-prep, printable resources are perfect for busy teachers wanting to revise grammar and punctuation conventions with their middle school classes. Designed for both individual and class use, they make NAPLAN English language revision a breeze.

Here's why you should make use of the worksheets:

You know—and your students know—that they really should have internalised language conventions by now. And by now, I'm talking Years 7 to Year 9. After all, these skills form part of the Year 3-5 curriculum.

But they haven't.

Our 30 language skills worksheets are designed to kick-start that internalisation. They provide a set of invaluable resources for you to use regularly with the whole class or for them to use individually.

The worksheets are printable and contain answers on separate sheets. The simple black and white design is age appropriate—no cute animals in sight!

Our worksheets are intended to complement, not replace, your own teaching of specific language skills. While most contain basic explanation, they offer practice, not detailed, explicit instruction.

Need ready-made explicit grammar and punctuation lessons?

If you would like to access explicit instruction Powerpoints/ Googleslides and games to help you teach each of these thirty English language skills from scratch, please try our Click and Play course. Each Click and Play lesson is self-contained, engaging, low to no prep, active, fully resourced and one hour long. The lessons are mapped against the Year 4-6 WA Curriculum but the graphics are designed for use with Years 4-9. You can try Session 1 of Click and Play, our Grammar and Punctuation course for free. It’s perfect for helping students learn all about nouns, verbs,adjectives, and adverbs!

30 English language skills worksheets are available:

Apostrophes of Omission

Apostrophes of Possession

Commas (Part 1)

Commas (Part 2)

Complex Sentences

Compound Sentences

Direct Speech

Doubling Consonants

Dramatic Sentences

Dramatic Verbs

Editing |Homonyms

Homophones

Indirect Speech

Latin & Greek Root Words

Long o and i Vowel Sounds

Modality

Nouns Verbs Adjectives and Adverbs

Paragraphs Narratives

Paragraphs Non-Fiction

Plural Noun Endings os oes ves and rare

Plural Noun Endings s es and ies

Prefixes

Prepositions Articles Conjunctions Interjections Pronouns

Question and Exclamation Marks

Shun Word Endings

Simple Sentences

Simple Tenses PLUS

Suffixes

Verbs ending in ing and ed

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