A Wordy Wonder

Mad Libs

Want to put your English skills to the test while having boatloads of fun? Try this word game that creates ridiculously funny stories!

You’ll need: 


How to play:

Example:

Fill in the blanks: 

1. Adverb - gracefully

2. Verb ending with -ing – fighting 

3. Adjective – blue

4. Plural noun – bears

5. Place – the supermarket

Story:

I am 1. ________ 2. _________ the 3. __________ 4. ___________ in 5. __________

I am 1. gracefully 2. fighting the 3. blue 4. bears in 5. the supermarket

Try it out!

Fill in the blanks with a word in the required form:

1. Plural noun _________________________

2. Noun ______________________

3. Place ______________________

4. Verb ending with -ed __________________ 

5. Adverb _______________________

6. Adjective _____________________ 

7. Noun ________________________

8. Verb-ing _________________________

9. Adjective _________________________

10. Noun ___________________________

11. Verb ending with -ing ___________________

Now fill in the blanks in this story with your words from the list.

A New Teacher

Mr. Paul is a new teacher in our school. With 10 _______________________ (1. plural noun) of experience, he had studied in a/an ______________________ (2. noun) school in ___________________(3. place). 

Mr. Paul is absolutely brilliant. He _____________________(4. verb ending with -ed) his students and would help them ____________________(5. adverb). He makes his lessons efficient yet __________________ (6. adjective). Once, he drew a/an __________________________(7. noun) to show us the rules of _____________________(8. verb ending with -ing). I finally understood such ______________________________(9. adjective) topics and enjoyed his _____________________(10. noun) very much. 

He has some advice for aspiring students: “Keep ________________________( 11. verb ending with -ing) !”

Here is a PDF version of the game. Try it out yourself!