Teacher Articles on English Grammar (Page 1)

The 'English Grammar' category offers a comprehensive collection of articles designed to enhance the understanding and teaching of English grammar. It provides teachers and academics with in-depth insights into various grammatical concepts, rules, and exceptions. This resource can be instrumental in developing effective teaching strategies, enriching lesson plans, and fostering a more profound understanding of English grammar among students.

Teaching grammar in Christmas lessons

Linking the topic of Xmas to prepositions, adjectives, have (got) for possession, the grammar of nouns, demonstratives, there is/ are, possessive S, modals, defining relative clauses, and making questions

Teaching tenses in Christmas lessons

Teaching past, present and future verb forms through the topic of Christmas and the New Year, including tense reviews and passive voice

How to teach like as a preposition

Category: English Grammar Topic: Prepositions
How to teach the preposition "like", including like as a preposition games

How to teach link verbs/copula verbs

How to teach verbs that take adjectives instead of adverbs, with linking verb games and other copula verb practice activities

How to teach like and be like

Category: English Grammar Topic: Prepositions
How to teach like as a verb and like as a preposition together

How to teach like, be like and look like

Category: English Grammar Topic: Prepositions
How to teach like as a verb and as a preposition with look and be - including like, be like and look like games

How to teach defining relative clauses

How to present and practise restrictive relative clauses for saying which thing you are talking about, with typical errors and defining relative clauses games

How to teach reduced relative clauses

How to present and practise shorter forms of relative clauses with present and past participles

How to teach non-defining relative clauses

How to teach non-restrictive relative clauses for optional extra information, including non-defining relative clauses games

How to teach a, an, the and no article

Category: English Grammar Topic: Articles
How to teach English definite, indefinite and zero articles, with articles practice games.

How to teach defining and non-defining relative clauses

How to present and practise relative clauses, including defining and non-defining relative clauses games

How to teach a/ an and the

Category: English Grammar Topic: Articles
Definite and indefinite articles teaching tips and practice activities, including a/ an and the games

How to teach relative pronouns

How to present and practise that, which, who, whose, etc.

How to teach much, many, a lot, etc

Category: English Grammar Topic: Quantifiers
How to present and practise quantifiers of large amounts and large numbers, with both adults and young learners.

How to teach quantifiers

Category: English Grammar Topic: Quantifiers
How to present and practise "a few", "some", "many", "most", etc, including communicative quantifier practice games and activities.

How to teach some and any

Category: English Grammar Topic: Quantifiers
Teaching tips for the determiners some and any, with some and any practice games

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

How to teach the zero article

Category: English Grammar Topic: Articles
Teaching tips and classroom activities for no article before nouns, including zero article games.

How to teach indefinite articles

Category: English Grammar Topic: Articles
How to present and practise a and an, including indefinite article games

How to teach used to, be used to and get used to

How to contrast the past verb and adjective meanings of "used to", including used to, be used to and get used to games/ practice activities.

How to teach be used to and get used to

How to present and practise be and get used to for easy and difficult things to be accustomed to, including common student errors/ confusions and be/ get used to games.

How to teach question formation

Category: English Grammar Topic: Questions
Tips on presenting and practising making questions in English, including wh- questions, yes/ no questions, subject questions and indirect questions/ embedded questions

How to teach verb plus gerund and infinitive

Verb plus -ing and infinitive with to presentation and practice tips, including gerund or infinitive games

How to teach the imperative

Teaching tips and classroom activities for imperatives for offers, emailing, telephoning, presentations, instructions, commands/ orders (and not requests!)

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