Grammar Teaching Resources

Master the art of teaching English grammar with our comprehensive collection of resources. From basic tenses to complex structures, our materials help you make grammar engaging, accessible, and memorable for your students.

Basic Grammar

Foundational grammar concepts for beginner and elementary level students.

  • • Present simple & continuous
  • • Past simple & continuous
  • • Articles (a, an, the)
  • • Basic sentence structure

Intermediate Grammar

More complex grammar structures for intermediate level learners.

  • • Perfect tenses
  • • Modal verbs
  • • Conditionals
  • • Reported speech

Advanced Grammar

Sophisticated grammar concepts for advanced and proficiency level students.

  • • Subjunctive mood
  • • Inversion
  • • Cleft sentences
  • • Academic writing structures

Teaching Approaches

Inductive Teaching

Guide students to discover grammar rules through examples and guided practice rather than direct instruction.

Contextual Learning

Present grammar in meaningful contexts that relate to students' lives and interests.

Interactive Practice

Use games, role-plays, and real-world activities to make grammar practice engaging and memorable.

Error Correction

Develop strategies for correcting grammar errors constructively without discouraging student participation.

Grammar Teaching Resources

Lesson Plans

Complete lesson plans with warm-ups, presentations, practice activities, and assessment methods for each grammar point.

Worksheets & Activities

Printable worksheets, gap-fill exercises, matching activities, and interactive games for grammar practice.

Visual Aids

Charts, diagrams, and infographics that help students visualize and understand grammar concepts.

Assessment Tools

Quizzes, tests, and evaluation rubrics to measure student understanding and progress in grammar learning.

Common Grammar Challenges

Articles

Many languages don't use articles, making this a common challenge for ESL learners.

Verb Tenses

English has many more tenses than most languages, requiring careful explanation and practice.

Prepositions

Preposition usage often doesn't translate directly from students' native languages.

Word Order

English word order can be strict and differs from many other languages.