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Category Archives: Adverbs
11 ladder games for learning English (TEFLtastic classics Part 11)
This is a kind of like a communicative version of the board game “snakes and ladders”, and quite possibly the best way of getting students to practise the same language over and over without getting bored. Students ask each other … Continue reading
Adverbs of Frequency for Points game
As I’ve been short of both time and inspiration recently, thought I may as well post some games I’ve used but never written about. Came up with this one last week: Put a ranking of adverbs of frequency on the … Continue reading
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16 “Answer me!” games (TEFLtastic classics Part Three)
A simple and very adaptable speaking game. If you like this and want more, please support TEFLtastic. Another game which is simplicity itself. Students are dealt out cards with simple short answers on them and must get that reaction from … Continue reading
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Sentence completion guessing games (TEFLtastic classics Part Two)
Update: Now moved to 34 Sentence Completion Games (TEFLtastic classics Part Two revisited) I almost certainly didn’t make this game up, but I publically challenge anyone to prove that they’ve overexploited it as much as me! The rules are incredibly … Continue reading
Lots of lovely new articles and worksheets
Actually, I have no way of judging the loveliness of my own stuff, of course, just had a nice ring to it. Actually, lots could be an exaggeration too… Articles Adverbs of frequency games – LINK FIXED What your students need … Continue reading
More Grammar Games articles and worksheets
UPDATE: More up to date list of my grammar articles here and grammar worksheets here.
What I learnt about Rules Patterns and Words
The promised but much-delayed continuation of Quotes from Rules, Patterns and Words, and hopefully a good example of an Easy TEFL Blog Post the busy or uninspired (like me) can copy On grammar “the present continuous and the present simple can … Continue reading
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New Year, New Grammar
As people searching for Xmas themed lessons seems to finally be over, here comes the New Year worksheets to ease yourself back into your classes with:
Posted in adverb word order, Adverbs, Adverbs of frequency, Conditionals, Cultural differences/ cultural training, First conditional, Future continuous, Future perfect, Future tenses, Grammar, Learner training, Photocopiable worksheets, state and action verbs, TESOL, Will for predictions, Word order
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Christmas is all about the kids, maaaan
Update: Full page of my Xmas stuff now here. Don’t know how and when it happened, but no kids’ classes at all this year so had no chance to see their happy and snotty little faces when doing the lessons … Continue reading
