The 2 Most Important Things You Must Consider When Planning For Grammar Practice
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The 3 Most Widely Used Grammar Teaching Methods And Approaches
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How I Made A Success In Teaching English Tenses Thanks To These Five Steps
Teaching English tenses should be presented systematically. This systematic presentation will make it easier and faster for students to both understand and use these tenses. I personally used a basic process to teach all tenses. This process goes into 5 steps. They are in sequence as follows: Teaching...
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Eight Practical Steps That Work Well In Teaching Grammar Rules
Grammar is an important part of language learning. In order for students to communicate effectively in life, they need to use proper grammar. Students must have the least knowledge of the grammatical rules in order to produce language spontaneously either orally or in writing. How Grammar Can Be...
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9 Tips To Make Grammar Lessons Fun For Your Students
Learning the language rules is often boring for many students. Grammar teachers around the world struggle to make grammar lessons exciting and energizing to their students. The good news is it’s possible. With the following simple nine tips, you can banish boring grammar classes and ensure your students...
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How To Introduce And Practice The Verb “To Be” To Beginners
The verb “To Be” is often the first verb students learn in their English syllabus. This verb allows the students to make simple sentences with the vocabulary they’ve already learned. Here is a step-by-step lesson plan to introduce and practice the verb “To Be” to beginner English learners....
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12 Steps To Introduce The Present Perfect Tense For The First Time
Most students who have learned English as a foreign language often use only three tenses: present, past and future. They rarely use the present perfect tense as it is one the tenses that is soon forgotten or replaced easily with simple past tense. Students don’t realize the importance of...
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