These exercises help students practice using the future with ‘will’ and review how the form is used. These a very simple fluency exercises that elicit responses using ‘Ask me…’ questions to model the form before asking students direct questions. Students can also practice responses using ‘I don’t know…’. This can Read more…
These exercises can be used to either introduce students to the past continuous, or consolidate existing knowledge. The past continuous is used to talk about actions or activities happening at a particular moment in the past. It is typically used to talk about things that happened at the same time, Read more…
These simple question prompts help students practice fluency and pronunciation using the future with going to. Students must respond in complete sentences, which exercise their linguistic agility using the for. Your students give authentic answers and can practice using phrases like ‘I don’t think that…’, ‘I don’t know if…’ and Read more…
These fluency exercises help students practice in the use of the simple future with going to and consolidates their understanding of imperatives. Using realia to illustrate the actions is a good idea when teaching elementary students, but this exercise can be equally effective if you have the confidence to model Read more…
These simple fluency exercises gives students practice alternating between past and present tense forms. Aside from students getting fluency, accuracy and pronunciation practice, these exercises helps students consolidate their knowledge of irregular verb tenses. It is also a useful way to introduce or consolidate new vocabulary and practice the different Read more…
These simple question and answer exercises helps students practice fluency, accuracy and pronunciation with either short answers or long answers. Students also practice their listening skills as they have to focus on the questions before giving their answers. You can adapt this exercise for any topic you choose to further Read more…
These simple fluency exercises help students practice their fluency and accuracy using the verb structure ‘know how to’. Students practice using the question form and listening to the response before practicing full sentence responses themselves. They are encouraged to use the correct intonation with their replies to help them develop Read more…
These really simple fluency exercise introduce students to the simple gerund form. The verb ‘to like’ can be followed by both gerund and to infinitive, so in this exercise, the question prompts elicit full sentence responses using both gerund and to infinitive forms. For negative answers, encourage students to use Read more…
These prompts help students form questions using modal verb ‘can’ to practice their fluency, accuracy and linguistic agility. These are very simple exercises for students that can be used as oral practice for the form. A good warm up exercise that can be adapted to use vocabulary topics of your choice.
These exercises help students to practice using ‘to have’ when talking about meal times. Here the students refer to breakfast, lunch and dinner as they talk about having something to eat or having a drink a snack etc. These are simple but useful fluency exercises that use question prompts to Read more…