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Rock Paper Scissors - Future forms
In this grammar activity, students complete sentences with the correct future form and race in teams to finish first, adding speed and competition to their grammar practice.
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Beyond the Brochure - Narative Tenses
In this activity, students practise narrative tenses while they read the brochure and create a short travel story.
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Strange but True - Relative Clauses
In this activity, students create short stories using relative clauses. They extend sentence beginnings from cards into 4–5 sentence stories with who, which, that, where, and when.
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Past Simple Genial.ly Board Game - Regular Verbs
In this activity, students play a board game to practise Past Simple regular verbs. They complete gap-fill tasks, correct mistakes, and choose the correct past forms. While moving across the board, they apply spelling rules, make quick decisions, and stay engaged through competitive play.
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Inversion Genially Game
In this activity, students play a board game where they answer tasks or questions to ‘buy’ property, while practising inversion structures, creativity, speaking, and a bit of friendly competition.
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Guess My If - First Conditional
In this activity students will practise first conditional sentences. They read a result on a card and invent possible “if” conditions that lead to it, using different starters to build creative and logical sentences.
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Life Comments – Perfect Modals
In this activity, students read short life posts and write different comments using Perfect Modals. They practise expressing guesses, emotions, and advice about past experiences.
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Plan It, Do It
In this activity, students practise Future with 'to be going to' for plans and Present Continuous for fixed arrangements. They read a person’s to-do list and make sentences in context.
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What Is the Right Spelling 4.0 - Genial.ly
In this activity, students test their spelling skills in a fun, fast-paced Genial.ly quiz and reflect on which words they found the trickiest.
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Life Forecast - Perfect Tenses
In this activity, students use Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Future Perfect to build a short life story. They practise fluency, sequence, and prediction.
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So / Such - Coin fun
In this activity, students practise using so and such through a coin-based game where they choose the correct option to complete sentences.
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Do you - Did You?
In this activity, students make two true sentences using Present and Past Simple forms.
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