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ENGLISH GRAMMAR

TEACHING RESOURCES

Fun and Engaging Photocopiable Activities,

Worksheets and Games

PRE-INTERMEDIATE (A2)

ESSENTIALS

SERIES

ENGLISH GRAMMAR

TEACHING RESOURCES

Pre-intermediate (A2)

FIRST EDITION

By Teach-This.com

WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIES & GAMES

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ESSENTIALS

SERIES

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Notes for Teachers

The Pre-intermedate Grammar Teaching Resources eBook This collection of over 120 teaching resources from the Teach-This.com website provides worksheets, activities, and games aimed at Pre-intermediate level (A2) students. These teachers and ESL professionals and have been tried and tested many times in the classroom. The resources can be used in any general English course and are intended to supplement lesson plans and can be used to introduce or reinforce language, practice or revise language structures, or improve core skills. materials that focus on speaking practice as well as grammar and vocabulary exercises or activities to help students develop their reading and writing skills.

How to Use this eBook

First, scan through the table of contents to select a teaching resource.

To make the selection

process easy, all resources are categorised according to their relevant grammar point and are arranged in alphabetical order. The table of contents also indicates the aim of each resource and lists activity types that the students will engage in. Shortcut hyperlinks that quickly and easily direct you to your chosen resource are included. Each resource comes with detailed teacher's notes that provide key details such as activity types, language focus, aim, preparation requirements, and estimated time duration. The notes also include a comprehensive step-by-step procedure and answer keys, making lessons quick and easy to plan. Each resource comes in a user-friendly and printable A4 PDF format.

Activity Types Explained

Each resource in this eBook falls into one of three categories: workshee ts, activities, or games. The worksheets provide opportunities for students to examine form and function and exercises typically focus on either grammar or vocabulary. The activities are designed to provide opportunities for students to practice using the language in more interactive and language and help to liven up lessons. For each grammar point covered in this eBook, you will generally be provided with one standalone worksheet, one activity, and one game to help students learn and practice the

Controlled and Freer Practice

Speaking activities in this eBook are labelled as either controlled or f reer practice. In the controlled practice activities, students are given the target language to practice in a limited form. These activities are more restricted, and the focus is more on dev eloping accuracy. The freer practice activities provide students with prompts that require them to make meaningful choices before they use the language. This enables students to produce t he target language Teach-This.com © 2022 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

NameAimActivity Type

Adverbs of Frequency

1. About MeTo practice adverb of frequency word

order. Grammar exerciseGrammar game

2. Which Sentence?To complete sentences containing adverbs and expressions of frequency with true information.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

3. True or F alse

SentencesTo make true and false sentences with adverbs and expressions of frequency.Grammar game

Articles

4. Homestay HeavenTo practice a, an, the and no article.Grammar exercises

5. Right or Wrong?that contain articles.Grammar activity

6. Articles Board GameTo review the use of articles a, an, and

the. Speaking game

Be Going To Statements

7. How to Use Be

Going ToTo learn how to use be going to for

future plans, intentions and predictions.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

8. I'm going to

improve my EnglishTo practice be going to for future intentions.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

Be Going To Wh Questions

9. What are you going

to write?To practice forming, asking and answering be going to Wh questions about future plans.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

10. Answer Me QuicklyTo create and match be going to Wh

questions with suitable answers.Speaking activity

Be Going To Yes/No Questions

11. Yes/No Questions

with Be Going ToTo practice be going to yes/no questions.Grammar exercises

12. Don"t F orget to

Knock!To create be going to yes/no questions

Speaking game

Be Going To and Will

13. Going To or Will?To complete sentences with will or be

going to and to decide on the function of the future form in each sentence.Grammar exercise

14. A Week in m y

CountryTo make decisions about a holiday itinerary using will and then present a planned itinerary using be going to.Speaking activity

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NameAimActivity Type

Comparatives

15. Run FasterTo dictate sentences and then use them

to make true or false comparative facts. Speaking activityGrammar game

16. Which Bicycle?To compare information about bicycles using comparatives.Reading, grammar and vocabulary exercisesSpeaking activity

17. Comparative CluesTo practice making comparative statements.Grammar game

Conditional - First

18. What did I write?statements. Grammar game

19. First Conditional

Storywith the correct verb forms. Grammar exercise

20. Five-in-a-rowTo complete if and result clauses to

Speaking game

Conditional - Zero

21. It's Generally True!To learn and practice how to form the zero conditional and use it to describe facts and things that are generally true.Grammar exercises

22. Zero Conditional

AppliancesTo answer questions using the zero conditional.Grammar and vocabulary exercisesSpeaking activity

23. Zero Conditional

Guessing GameTo practice making and using zero conditional sentences. Grammar game

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

24. Can you count it?To learn and practice singular and plural forms of countable and uncountable nouns.Grammar and vocabulary exercises

25. Countable or

Uncountable 1To distinguish between countable and uncountable nouns and make sentences Vocabulary game

26. Claim ItTo complete sentences with countable and uncountable nouns.Speaking game

Demonstrative Adjectives

27. Is this shirt on

sale?To practice the demonstrative adjectives: this, that, these, and those.Grammar exercises

28. Statements and

QuestionsTo practice making statements and questions with demonstrative adjectives.Speaking game

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NameAimActivity Type

Future Simple

29. The Various Uses

of WillTo learn how to use the future simple form will for predictions, spontaneous

ϑGrammar exercisesSpeaking activity

30. HoroscopesTo make predictions with the future simple form will.Writing activity

31. In Twenty Years...To write predictions with the future simple form will.Writing and speaking activity

32. Gerunds and

To learn and practice commonly used Grammar exercises

33. Thinking of YouTo complete sentences using gerunds Grammar activity

34. Gerunds

CrosswordTo make sentences with gerunds as the subject and to use gerunds to complete a crossword.Grammar activity

Imperatives

35. Imperative MoodTo learn how the imperative mood is used for orders, instructions, suggestions, warnings and requests.Grammar exercises

36. Imperative

DominoesTo match words together to form imperatives.Grammar game

37. Love is in the air!by grading and discussing romantic situations.Speaking activity

38. Two Things That...To practice forming sentences using adjectives and adverbs of degree.Vocabulary game

Irregular Verbs

39. Past Simple

Irregular Verbs

PracticeTo practice common past simple irregular verbs.

Vocabulary and

reading exercises

Speaking activity

40. Make a SentenceTo change base form irregular verbs into their past simple form and then make a past simple sentence with each verb.Grammar game

41. Irregular Verbs

Bingoverbs and match them to past simple irregular verbs.Vocabulary game

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NameAimActivity Type

42. The LeftoriumTo practice asking and answering

questions using can and can't.Speaking activity

43. Can and CouldTo practice asking and answering questions using the modal verbs can and

could .Speaking activity

44. FibberTo practice making statements using can

and can't.Grammar Game

45. It's ProhibitedTo practice can't, mustn't and may not

to communicate prohibited actions in a variety of situations.Grammar exercises

46. Running RulesTo practice completing and writing rules for various places using modals of obligation.Speaking activityGrammar exercises

47. Perfect PeopleTo form and discuss a set of social rules using the modal verbs must for

obligation and mustn't for prohibition.Speaking activity

48. Life in the Year

2050To make predictions and express possibility and degrees of certainty for statements about life in the year 2050.Speaking activity

49. The Realms of

PossibilityTo ask and answer questions about the future using will and won't for predictions and the modal verbs of possibility may and might.Speaking activity

50. Don"t lea ve home

without itTo practice describing the possible function of objects by using may or might and this or these.Speaking game

Past Continuous

51. I was doing this

worksheetTo distinguish the past continuous from the past simple and practice forming past continuous sentences.Grammar exercises

52. What was

everybody doing?To say what people were doing using the past continuous.Grammar game

53. Park LifeTo write past continuous sentences to describe what is happening in a picture.Grammar game

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NameAimActivity Type

54. A Holiday to

Rememberϒ

negative statements and regular and irregular past simple verbs.Grammar and writing exercisesSpeaking activity

55. Gone in 30

SecondsTo talk about everyday topics in the past simple tense.Speaking game

56. True LiesTo practice making past simple ϒasking past simple questions. Speaking game

Past Simple Regular Verbs

57. -ed Sounds and

Spelling GameTo pronounce and spell the past simple form of regular verbs.Pronunciation game

58. Too Good T o Be

True!To review and practice the pronunciation of past simple regular verbs.Speaking game

Past Simple Was/Were

59. Sightseeing in

Washington, D.C.To practice asking and answering questions using was and were.Speaking activityGrammar exercises

60. Where were you...?To practice asking and answering past simple Wh questions with the verb to be.Speaking activity

61. Change the

SubjectTo review was, wasn't, were and weren't

negative sentences. Speaking game

Past Simple

Wh Questions

62. The QuASI

StructureTo learn and practice past simple Wh

question word order using the QuASI structure.Grammar exercises

63. When did you do

that?To practice past simple Wh questions and time expressions in the past.Speaking activity

64. Roll of the DiceTo ask and answer past simple Wh

questions.Grammar game

Past Simple Yes/No Questions

65. Past Simple Y es/No

Questions PracticeTo review and practice asking and answering past simple yes/no questions with did, was and were.Grammar exercises

66. Speech BubblesTo ask and answer past simple yes/no questions.Speaking activity

67. What did I do?To practice asking past simple yes/no questions.Grammar game

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NameAimActivity Type

Phrasal verbs

68. Write down the

AnswersTo practice using a variety of phrasal

verbs in sentences.Grammar and vocabulary exercises

69. Find Someone

Who...To ask and answer questions that contain phrasal verbs.Speaking activity

70. Phrasal V erb

PursuitTo practice forming and using phrasal verbs in sentences.Vocabulary and grammar game

Possessives

71. Possessiv e Nouns

and PronounsTo practice possessive nouns and possessive pronouns.Grammar exercises

72. Possessive

Pronoun RaceTo complete sentences with possessive pronouns.Grammar game

73. Happy FamiliesTo practice asking and answering questions using possessive nouns.Grammar game

74. Across, Over and

ThroughTo learn and practice the three prepositions of movement: across, over and through.Grammar exercises

75. Write down the

SentencesTo form imperative sentences with prepositions of movement.Vocabulary and grammar game

76. Seek it outTo complete sentences with prepositions of movement.Grammar game

Prepositions of Place

77. PicassoTo practice prepositions of place by following instructions and drawing objects in their correct positions.Reading and listening activity

78. Prepositions in the

ParkTo use prepositions of place and the present continuous to describe a park scene.Speaking activity

79. This is AsiaTo practice asking yes/no questions with prepositions of place.Speaking activity

Prepositions of Time

80. Time Prepositions

PracticeTo learn and practice prepositions of time.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

81. Good Question!To practice asking and answering questions with prepositions of time.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

82. Wacky RacesTo match time expressions with correct time prepositions.Grammar and vocabulary game

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NameAimActivity Type

Present Continuous

83. What's happening

in the classroom?To learn and practice the present continuous tense.Grammar and reading exercises

84. Guess What I'm

DoingTo form present continuous sentences.Grammar game

85. Present Continuous

TabooTo practice forming present continuous sentences.Grammar game

Present Perfect

86. Present Perfect Wh

QuestionsTo learn the functions of question words and how to form, ask and answer Wh questions in the present perfect tense.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

87. Are you sure?To correct errors in present perfect sentences and questions.Grammar activity

88. Present Perfect

BingoTo practice asking and answering present perfect Have you...? questions.Grammar game

Present Perfect - Ever and Never

89. Ever and NeverTo learn and practice the present perfect with ever and never.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

90. Just Say YesTo practice asking and answering Have

you ever...? and past simple questions.Grammar game

Present Perfect - For and Since

91. For or Since?To practice time words and expressions that go with for and since.Grammar exercise and game

92. Can you guess?To practice the present perfect and time expressions that go with for and since.Grammar game

Present Perfect - Just, Yet, Already

93. Introduction to Just,

Yet and AlreadyTo learn and practice the present perfect with just, yet and already.Grammar exercises

94. The Bucket ListTo ask and answer questions using the present perfect with yet and already.Speaking activity

95. Present Simple

PracticeTo identify the rules and verb forms associated with the present simple.Grammar exercises

96. Simon the

SportsmanTo practice asking and answering present ϒϒSpeaking activityGrammar exercises

97. What do you

usually do at...?To use the present simple tense to describe routines.Speaking game

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NameAimActivity Type

Present Simple

Wh Questions

98. Mistakes, MistakesTo ask and answer third-person singular

present simple Wh questions. Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

99. LikewiseTo ask and answer present simple Wh

questions about habits and routines.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

100. True or False?To practice asking and answering present simple Wh questions. Grammar game

Present Simple Yes/No Questions

101. Are you a party

planner?To practice present simple yes/no questions with the verb to be and do.Grammar and reading exercisesSpeaking activity

102. Yes or No?To practice asking and answering present simple yes/no questions. Speaking game

103. Who wrote it?To practice asking and answering present simple questions with Do you...?Speaking game

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

104. Time for a ReviewTo review the present simple and present continuous tense.Grammar exercises

105. Which Tense?To practice asking and answering questions in the present simple and present continuous tense.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

106. Greetings from

Italy!To write and then practice asking and answering present simple and present continuous questions.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

Question Words

107. How much? How

many? QuizTo practice asking and answering How much and How many questions.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

108. Same as meTo practice question words by asking and answering questions.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

109. Question Word

BingoTo practice asking and answering questions using certain question words.Speaking game

Superlatives

110. Let's Learn

SuperlativesTo learn and practice superlative adjectives and sentence structure.Grammar exercises

111. Superlatives

SurveyTo practice asking and answering questions and to practice making superlative statements.Speaking activity

112. Superlative

OlympicsTo practice making superlative statements.Grammar game

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NameAimActivity Type

Too and Enough

113. Too vs. EnoughTo practice too, too many, too much,

and enough.Grammar exercises

114. What's in your

suitcase?To practice asking How much...? and

How many...? questions and answering

using too much, too many and enough.Vocabulary Exercise

Speaking activity

115. Do you w ant to

play baseball?To practice using too and enough in negative sentences.Speaking game

Used to

116. Used To PracticeTo practice forms of used to in

Wh questions.Grammar exercisesSpeaking activity

117. Did you use to...?To practice asking and answering Did

you use to...? questions.Grammar exerciseSpeaking activity

118. Then and NowTo practice asking and answering questions using used to and the present

simple.Speaking activity

Verb to be

119. Past and PresentTo practice the past and present simple of the verb to be.Grammar and writing exercises

Wh Questions

120. Questions and

AnswersTo practice forming and writing Wh

questions.Grammar exercise

121. Mike's LifeTo complete a text by asking and answering Wh questions.Speaking activity

122. The Question is...To practice Wh questions.Grammar game

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TEACHER"S NOTES

About Me

This frequency adverbs worksheet and game helps students to master adverb of frequency word order.

Procedure

Give each student a copy of the worksheet.

Ask the students to write their name at the top of the sheet. Go through the adverbs of frequency in the box and draw the students' attention to the word order and examples. Remind them that when a sentence uses the verb to be, the frequency adverb is followed by an adjective. Students then complete the sentences by writing true information about themselves based on the adverbs of frequency on the worksheet. When the students are writing their sentences, it is important that nobody else can see what they are writing so tell them not to show their worksheets to anyone. Tell the students that they are now going to play a guessing game. Explain that you are going to read some of the sentences from each worksheet to the class and they have to guess who wrote them. After reading each worksheet, students guess who wrote the sentences.

Award points for correct answers.

The student with the most points wins the game.

This resource can also be used as a stand-alone worksheet.

Grammar Exercise:

sentence completion

Grammar Game:

guessing Focus

Adverbs of frequency

Aim

To practice adverb of

frequency word order.

Make one copy of the

worksheet for each student. Time

35 minutes

Adverbs of Frequency

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