Grammar activity
Grammar activity
Guess My Routine
In this activity, students will practise speaking about their everyday routines using adverbs of frequency and comparing their habits with a partner.
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Genially Flashlight Quiz Regular Plural Nouns
In this activity, students will practise forming regular plural nouns while using a flashlight to find the correct answers.
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The More, the Better
In this speaking activity, students explore whether more is always better, share their opinions on everyday situations and compare different ways of seeing the same idea.
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Fortune Cookies. Prepositions Of Time
In this grammar game, students will practise using the prepositions of time at, on, and in by choosing fortune cookies and completing everyday sentences with the correct preposition.
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Adjectives ending -ed/-ing Battleship Game
In this activity, students will practice using adjectives ending in -ed and -ing while playing the Battleship Grammar Game.
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Next To It - Prepositions of Place
In this grammar activity, students look at household objects, imagine where they are usually found in the home and describe their location and what is around them using prepositions of place.
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Risk or Safe? - Comparative Superlative Genially Game
In this grammar activity, students practise comparatives and superlatives by choosing cards worth different points, completing grammar tasks and deciding whether to play it safe or risk their points for a bonus.
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Future Forms Jeopardy
In this activity, students practice will, going to and present continuous through a Jeopardy-style game. They choose the correct form, fill in the gaps, correct mistakes, make their own sentences and form questions, earning points for each correct answer.
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The Awkward Moment Posts Genially
In this activity, students open cards to reveal the beginning of a social media post and imagine the missing part of the story. They complete each post using Past Simple and Past Perfect to describe events and explain what had happened before another action in the past.
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I Can / I Can’t
In this activity, students read a card with an everyday skill or ability and discuss whether they can or can't do it, and how well, then answer three follow-up questions to talk about it in more detail.
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My Glow Up Story - Used To / Past Simple Genially
In this activity, students choose a card showing a person's life now and imagine their journey to get there. For each card, they tell the story of how this person changed — from where they started to where they are now — using used to for past habits and states, and Past Simple for key events and turning points.
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Budget Makeover - Have Something Done
In this activity, students practise causative forms by discussing what they can and can’t afford to have done for different situations and events based on a random budget.
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