Engaging English Grammar and Vocabulary Activities
Explore interactive grammar exercises, vocabulary drills, pronunciation practice, dictation, and spelling tasks to enhance English language skills effectively.
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First Lecture Grammar Spot 1*Complete this table below: today He gets up early. yesterday He got up early. tomorrow He is getting up early. I went swimming. We have dinner. They walked to club. She is meeting her friend. Regular verbs: played/walked/ . Simple present tense. Is/are/am +v-ing =future, present continuous I/ we/ they + verb Irregular verbs: Will/shall +v.=future He/ She/It + V+s Bought/hit/saw .
2-Tick ( ) the correct sentence. 1 I m leaving tomorrow. I leaving tomorrow. 2- He go to the club. He goes to the club. 3- What do you do now? What are you doing now? 4- Where are you doing on last Saturday? Where were you doing on last Saturday? 5- I saw a beautiful match yesterday. I m seeing a beautiful match yesterday.
*Interactive activity a- Introduce yourself b- Write your identity card and say it in front of the class Surname: Anderson First name: Keesha Country: England Job: Journalist Address: 42, Muswell Hill Road, London, N.10. Age: 28 Married: No c-Ask and answer yes, no question about keesha i.e (Is she American? No, she isn t)
*Vocabulary and Meaning Walk- jog- run- throw- catch- pitch- hit- pass- shoot- jump- dribble- bounce- kick- tackle- serve- swing- exercise- stretch- bend- drive, swim, ski, skate- ride- start- race- finish-
*Pronunciation 1*A. There are many silent letters in English words. Here are some words. Practice saying them. Bomb, hard, widow, fought, B -Cross out the silent letters in these words. 1- walk 7- war 2- listen 8- island 3- know 9- build 4 -write 10- resign 5 -eight 11- daughter 6- farm 12- work C- Add more silent letters in English words.
*Pronunciation 2* Cross the silent /r/ in these words. Better- start-cart- finger- summer- answer- children-problem- butter- free-enter- history- mister- run- under- after- effort- supper- manner-
Dictation and Spelling *1-Can you name any sport that begin with the letter A or B and write it on the board 2-See the games that begin with A and B and write them. *Describe the picture and write a paragraph about your picture.
