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This fun, memorable, and simple lesson makes learning the rules for “too” and “enough” easy for ESL students. Download and print the worksheet and discussion questions before class. Step 1: Rules (5 minutes) Let...
So and such is a deceptively tricky grammar topic but luckily there’s an easy way to teach and learn it with guided discovery! Download the worksheet below and print it out for your students...
When you reach an advanced level in English, it can be difficult to practice some of the more complicated grammar topics in regular conversation. Please use these questions to speak in English class and...
Reported speech is a rule heavy grammar topic, so one of the best ways to introduce the topic is through guided discovery and speaking practice! Guided discovery is when you allow students to discover...
A lot of students get confused over when to use indefinite pronouns. In this lesson we will explore how to use these pronouns correctly. The pronouns we will focus on are Some-Any-No-Every. For example,...
This lesson will take approximately 40 minutes. It includes a funny story about a bad day which students must use the past perfect to complete. After that they have a chance to create their...
In this lesson we are using a text arguing the existence of aliens. The text gives different arguments and students must read it and answer some comprehension questions about it. Afterwards, students analyze some...
For this 1-hour grammar lesson students first read a dialogue, identify the formula for present perfect, listen to a Rhett and Link music video on YouTube that uses present perfect, and finally they have...
This lesson can be taught as a review of relative clauses. Students are provided a list of slang words. Then they must use relative clauses to create their own definitions of the words. This...
Here is a one hour lesson plan about the 3rd conditional. The students listen to the teacher read a story, do some guided discovery exercises, watch a music video, and use the 3rd conditional...
