Lesson Plans & Worksheets: General

Indefinite and definite articles extended speaking practice.

-ed adjectives and -ing adjective lying games

Coin games to practise -ed adjectives and -ing adjectives

Practising opposites of adjectives by drawing games.

Completing typical sentences with -ed adjectives and -ing adjectives games.

Guessing what the poem is describing with bored/ boring, tired/ tiring, etc, then writing similar rhyming paired sentences.

Adjectives ending with ed and ing practice with pictures.

Opinions with -ed adjectives and -ing adjectives discussion.

A fun guessing frequency expressions personalised guessing game, good for getting students to repeat the language without getting bored.

How you do things games, including TPR and a ladder game.

Prefixes and suffixes with opposite meanings memory game.

Meanings of prefixes and suffixes presentation

Card games to practise difficult agreeing and disagreeing phrases

Strong and weak agreeing and disagreeing listening and speaking

Commonly confused words practice

Making personal sentences about favourites with different letters of the alphabet dice game.

Words and letters which are and aren't pronounced the same as letters of the alphabet.

Commonly confused linking words presentation

Finding suitable apologies for different situations

Present Simple of be guessing games, including spelling practice.

Asking people to give their opinion phrases review

Personal yes no questions with easy adjectives speaking game.

Simple questions lying game.

Talking about being and getting accustomed writing and speaking games, including bluffing, finding things in common and guessing.

Be and get used to doing communicative practice game.

Strong and weak language with be and get used to doing speaking.

Being sympathetic and not in conversational reactions listening and speaking, with useful phrases.

Fun practice of abilities modals with a coin for finding things in common, getting particular answers, bluffing, guessing and finding differences.

Speaking practice of the past of can/ can't through discussion questions, with a grammar presentation and freer practice through question stems.

Making funny and sensible "Can you...?" questions activities.

Prepositions of position and abilities dice game.

ESL lesson plan on typical errors with cohesive devices. Students label mistakes and correct them using a list of expressions.

Verb plus noun collocations practise by discussing what to do in situations with make and do, including a missing verbs version, with advice phrases presentation and practice.

Making compound nouns and similar collocations by meaning and number of syllables activity, for vocabulary and pronunciation practice, with extra counting syllables practice.

Drawing to practise comparatives.

Students make funny and then sensible yes no questions comparing people, animals and things with adjectives with -er, -ier and more.

Memorising comparative adjective forms card games based on Othello, with synonyms and antonyms versions.

Giving opinions with comparing forms speaking, with adverbs with comparatives presentation and freer speaking practice.

Acting out adjectives with -er, -ier and more activities, with Elementary-level and Intermediate-level versions.

Students make crazy or sensible sentences with comparatives to draw like "The cockroach is taller than the boy".

Students request better treatment at work then try to remember the comparatives in the requests, good for comparative adjectives practice in Business English classes.

Comparative adjectives and superlative adjectives storytelling speaking.

Personal yes no questions with comparative adjectives game, with points for positive answers.