Case indicates the function or role that the noun or pronoun plays in the sentence. Three primary cases: nominative, accusative, and genitive.
Language is like a big, colorful puzzle, and words are the pieces that fit together to create beautiful pictures, or in this case, sentences. Prefixes and suffixes are special pieces of this puzzle. A prefix is a little group of letters we add at the beginning of a word to change its meaning, like adding […]
Looking for fun ways to teach phrasal verbs? Are you an English native speaker, but struggle to explain or teach phrasal verbs to your students? Read this post for 5 fun ways to approach this difficult grammar topic!...
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Teach the eight parts of speech with creativity and engagement. The eight parts of speech should be fun grammar activities.
Sentence diagrams are another tool in your grammar toolbox when teaching students to be great writers. Learn more about sentence diagramming.
Metaphor is a figure of speech where we compare two unrelated or different things. These two things must have one thing in common. In simile we use as, so,
This will be quite a short post. But sometimes easy does it. So, I hope it will be the case. I would love to explain the usage and form of Used to here. To achieve this I have created the following mind map: Used to – mind map In this mind map I try to...
This worksheet is perfect for practicing the present perfect tense with since and for. Complete the sentences with 'for' or 'since'
Many students do not understand the present perfect tense. Here is an infographic which should make the present perfect tense easier for students to understand. Advertisement: [showmyads] Advertisement:[showmyads] And now it is time to practise the present perfect tense: Present perfect simple – penalty game. More games to practise present perfect tense can be found...
TEFL Teachers: Teach phrasal verbs in a way your students understand and remember with this NEW and effective technique. Free PDF download included.
The usage of THERE IS and THERE ARE is quite easy to understand. In this post there is a mind map, a worksheet and two games to help you or your students.
Let's face it: It's HARD to teach grammar! Make teaching verbs fun with verb worksheets and activities that are relevant and engaging?
Teaching English with songs is a great way to boost student engagement. Check out these 17 ideas for activities using music and songs!
Teaching dependent and independent clauses in upper elementary does not have to be as tricky or difficult as you think.
Diese Sketchnote Übersicht ist Teil der Reihe: "Englische Grammatik in Sketchnotes" Simple PresentSimple PastPresent ProgressivePresent PerfectPresent
Hands-on grammar will change your grammar lessons! When students manipulate and play with their language, they understand concepts.
Are you looking for engaging grammar ideas and activities and practice for your middle school English Language Arts students? Check out this blog post.
Hello! If you’re looking for an easy, fall back list of ideas of introducing your students/children to new grammar, here it is! I have kept my ideas that worked from my original list on here …
Prepositions of Time: In, At, and On In English, In this blog, You will learn about Prepositions of Time with Examples In English
Looking for engaging grammar lessons? Engagement involves active learning, social interaction, connections, and student interest. Start here!
Are your students struggling with grammar? In this post, I want to share how to sequence grammar in your high school English classroom.
How to teach regular and irregular past tense verbs! Verb tenses are a difficult concept that are taught best by pattern.
Homophones and homonyms can be confusing for ESL students. In this blog post, we’ll provide a list of common homophones and homonyms, along with examples to help you understand how to use them correctly. What are Homophones and Homonyms? Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings, such as “bear” (the animal) and “bear” (to carry), or “lead” (the metal) and “lead” (to guide). Homonyms are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings, such as “read” (to interpret written information) and “read” (to say out loud). List of Homophones Ate (consumed) – Eight (number
