'Grammar point' presentation slideshows

Let's turn boring grammar exercises into communicative activities!

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Grammar Point

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EBL for grammar The PAGeS project

EBL for grammar The PAGeS project. P eer- A ssisted G rammar-revision ( e bl) S essions annie.l.morton@manchester.ac.uk. Enquiry-Based learning in Language Teaching LLAS workshops-to-go Durham, 26 th June 2009. The Manchester context Our first project in grammar and phonetics

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Unit 8: Fun in the city

Unit 8: Fun in the city. Class 1: Lessons A and B. Grammar point: should for recommendations. 1. information questions Question word + should + subject + main verb? Where should we go? 2. yes/no questions Should + subject + main verb? Should we go to the art museum? 3. statements

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Unit 6: Beauty

Unit 6: Beauty. Lesson 1 p. 57-59. 20 Questions. Can you guess who my friend is? Ask me yes/no questions to guess. Is it a man/woman? Does he/she live in Korea?. Brainstorm adjectives P58. Describe the perfect man Describe the perfect woman. Divide your words. Same meanings. P. 58 #3.

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GRAMMAR

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Mind Mapping

Sultanate of Oman Ministry of Education Al Shaqia South Directorate. Mind Mapping. Done by: Miss Umkalthum Al Maskari & Miss Asma Al Dawoodi. a reading comprehension technique. learning vocabulary. brainstorming. Revising grammatical rule.

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WELCOME TO MY CLASS

WELCOME TO MY CLASS. INTRODUCTION Md. Faruque Ahmmed Instructor(General) PTI Moulvibazar. SUB : ENGLISH CLASS :C-In-Ed LESSON - Principles of teaching grammar in the primary classroom. Learning outcomes: The trainee teachers will able-

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Unit 1: New Friends

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Grammar Point

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HOW MUCH AND HOW MANY

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Using Adjectives

Using Adjectives. Adjectives must agree with the noun they modify in gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural) Some adjectives do not change their ending for masculine/feminine deportista sociable Adjectives come AFTER the noun they describe.

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Grammar Point

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Past Perfect Tense

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