Tips and recomendations
- Take a text and make a grammar activity out of it. You could first read the text, then analyse it looking for grammar. You decide!! If, for example, you have a text about the benefits of drinking sea water, you can predict the grammar before you read it (Passive voice – use of “is used” “was tested” etc.)
- Take a song (one you are interested in) and look at the overall context. PAST, PRESENT, or FUTURE?? Why/How do you know? What is the context? Look at the grammar, can you think of other contexts where it could be used? Try and re-use the grammar you are looking at. Send a whatsapp, text, email using the grammar or explain what you did with the song to a friend.
- Have a look at these links on YouTube to get an idea about how to find grammar examples on YouTube.
- Go online and use the following links read about grammar forms and functions
- http://www.grammarmindmaps.com/
- http://bilinguish.com/?s=present+perfect
- https://sites.google.com/site/tobytheteacher/Home/grammar—intermediate/present-perfect-simple-in-context
- http://englishwithatwist.com/2014/01/10/10-idiomatic-expressions-with-the-modal-verb-cant/
- http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/
- http://www.grammarbank.com/question-tags.html
- When you are taking a shower, washing the dishes, walking your dog, waiting for a bus/metro, on a train etc etc etc… Try to think in English sometimes. Imagine you need to ask someone for a favour in English, can you? If not, have a quick look on Google later on if you remember; just take five minutes of your time to check how to say it in English. Take a few minutes to refresh the grammar you don’t remember!
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Thanks for your blog, nice to read. Do not stop.