How to teach verbs of senses
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Verbs and Tenses
How to teach sense verbs/ verbs of sensation/ sensory verbs/ verbs of perception, including look like, smell like, etc and verbs of senses games
How to teach relative pronouns
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Relative Pronouns
How to present and practise that, which, who, whose, etc.
How to teach too and enough
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Quantifiers
Teaching tips for too, too many, too much, enough and not enough, including too and enough games.
Fun for all the family 3 - Quite a few games for articles and determiners
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Determiners
Games for a, an, the, some, etc, for both adults and young learners
Unreal Past games
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Verbs and Tenses
Fun classroom activities for past tenses for hypothetical situations, including linking to the same structures in conditionals
52 TPR grammar games
Category: English Grammar
Topic: General
Using Total Physical Response (TPR) games involving movement to practise grammatical forms such as Present Continuous, prepositions and future tenses.
Teaching Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Nouns
A look at ways to teach countable and uncountable nouns
Ways of Expressing the Future in English
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Future Forms
A look at seven ways of expressing the future in English
70 characteristics of a good grammar presentation
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Learning and Teaching
An in-depth look at how to present grammar
Putting the Grammar back into Christmas
Category: English Grammar
Topic: General
Putting the seasonal cheer back into grammar
Where's the (roach)? It's (preposition) the wall.
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Prepositions
A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer "Where's the (roach)?" with "It's (preposition) the wall."
Changing Wh-questions with the be verb to indirect questions - a handout
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Questions
A teacher handout covering changing Wh-questions with the be verb to indirect questions
Teaching the five W's - Who, What, Where, Why, When
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Questions
A short lesson plan on teaching students interrogative pronouns
Is collocation all it's cracked up to be?
Category: English Grammar
Topic: Vocabulary
Collocation is getting a lot of positive press at the moment.