Print your own English worksheet

Generate a learning sheet, inspect the answers and keep the source notice.

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  1. Print your words (0s–7s)
    A word list becomes a worksheet with clues and an answer sheet.
    Spoken example: Turn a short English word list into a worksheet with clues and an answer sheet..
  2. Choose the content (7s–14s)
    Select a shared collection, or supply your own words and clues locally.
    Spoken example: Choose a shared collection, or type your own words and clues in this browser..
  3. A useful clue (14s–22s)
    water | a clear liquid that people drink
    Spoken example: For an unfamiliar word, supply a meaningful clue instead of guessing a definition..
  4. Generate and check (22s–30s)
    Inspect every word, clue and answer before printing.
    Spoken example: Generate the sheet, then check that every clue matches its intended answer..
  5. Keep the notice (30s–38s)
    Choose whether the answer sheet is included. Keep the source notice.
    Spoken example: Choose whether to include the answer sheet. Keep the source notice with the worksheet..
  6. Try one small set (38s–45s)
    Open matching printables and make a four-word worksheet.
    Spoken example: Open the matching printable. Start with four words and check the result before printing..

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