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Grammar activity
Future Forms and Tenses. Keep or Give
This game is focused on practicing future tenses and forms. Students can play individually or in groups.
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Passive (Mixed Tenses) Battleship + 6 templates of different colours
This game is a fun and engaging way to practice grammar concepts while playing a classic game of Battleship. Students place ships on a board and take turns guessing where their opponent's ships are, while also practicing transforming passive sentences to active.
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Active/Passive Voice. Keep Donate Bankrupt Game
This game focuses on identifying and correcting mistakes in active/passive voice sentences. Students earn points through various bonuses and the winner is the one with the highest score.
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Past Simple Revision
This set is designed to help A1-A2 level students revise Past Simple tense. It includes discussion questions, a rules poster, exercises to practice sentence structure, and fun activities to reinforce verb usage.
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Compare two pictures
The activity involves comparing two pictures that share some aspects using different adjectives and structures to practice comparatives and speaking skills.
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Correct the mistake
This game involves finding mistakes in sentences as quickly as possible. Tenses in the game: Present Simple, Present Progressive/Present Continuous, Present Perfect,
Past Simple.
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Present Perfect/Past Simple Zoom Reactions Game
In this fun activity, students will practice identifying and using the present perfect and past simple tenses while participating in a competitive game.
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Present Perfect/Past Simple Keep or Give Game
In this interactive activity, students will practice distinguishing between the present perfect and past simple tenses through a competitive game.
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