For language teachers
Printable language worksheets, with answer keys
Choose a language, a topic and a sheet. You get a page ready to print for the class and a separate answer key for you. Make a fresh version of the same sheet for a resit in one click.
- ✓ Word searches, bingo, crosswords, flashcards and matching
- ✓ The key is its own page: pupils never see the answers
- ✓ Every word checked in two dictionaries, with article and gender
Make a sheet
Pick a language, a topic and a sheet. Every Generate gives a fresh version of the same sheet.
Sheet types
Word search
Grid by level, words in the target language, solved grid as the key.
Bingo cards
Every card different, with a caller sheet to cut out.
Crosswords
English clues, answers in the target language, filled grid as the key.
Flashcards
Cut-out cards, printed to fold or double-side.
Matching
Draw a line from the English, or the picture, to the word.
Topics
Days of the week
Both languages write the days in lower case and treat them as masculine nouns…
Months of the year
Months are lower case in both languages, and both use them without an article in ordinary …
Colours
Colours are adjectives, so in both languages they follow the noun and most of them agree w…
Body parts
The body is where the article matters most: both languages normally say the head, the arm,…
Weather
Weather is taught as phrases rather than single words, because each language builds them w…
Food and drink
Food is one of the most regional topics in both languages: the same fruit can have a diffe…
Animals
Animal names have one fixed gender whatever the sex of the animal, which surprises English…
Spanish-speaking
The list includes the countries where each language is official or the main language, with…
Family members
Family words come in masculine and feminine pairs, and in both languages the masculine plu…
Clothes
Clothes vary a lot by region in both languages…
Classroom objects
Often the first vocabulary of the year, because every word is in the room…
How the words are checked
A wrong article on an answer key costs a teacher’s trust, so every word is confirmed in two published dictionaries before it reaches a sheet, with its article, gender and plural recorded. The numbers come from engines checked against a second, independent working of the rules.