Teacher Neidinha Franca: 150+ Grammar and Teaching Resources

Now that we’ve added 150 posts on grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, spelling, and teaching tips, we thought it was a good time to feature all these resources in one handy place.

GRAMMAR – VERBS

Simple Present Vs. Present Progressive

Simple Past Vs. Past Progressive

Can We Ever Use “Ever” with the Simple Past?

5 Fun Activities for Irregular Verbs

Simple Future: Teaching the Three Forms

Simple Future Vs. Future Progressive

5 Easy Steps for Teaching the Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Progressive

Past Perfect Vs. Past Perfect Progressive

Future Perfect Vs. Future Perfect Progressive

Teaching Mixed Tenses

How to Teach “Used To” in 6 Easy Steps

Used To, Get Used To, and Be Used To

Causative Verbs

The Passive Causative

How Do You Teach Phrasal Verbs?

8 Ways to Practice Idioms in Class

Tips for Teaching the Subjunctive

An Easy Way to Teach Conditionals

Gerunds and Infinitives: Helpful Teaching Tips

Exceptions to the Noun + Infinitive Rule

5 Verbs with Meaning Changes: Gerunds and Infinitives – Advanced

Why Do We Use “Looking Forward To” with a Second -ING Verb?

Subject-Verb Agreement: Non-Count Nouns That End in “S”

Hope Vs. Wish

Look, Appear, Feel + Adjective or Adverb?

Progressive Vs. Continuous and Other Synonymous Grammatical Terms

Recommend, Suggest, Advise: Verbs That Have Multiple Sentence Patterns

GRAMMAR

7 Adverb Patterns

Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs with Two Forms

Look, Appear, Feel + Adjective or Adverb?

Preposition or Adverb?

However: 7 Sentence Positions & 2 Uses

What’s the Deal with Because, Since, As, and Due To?

Still, No Longer & Not Anymore

Adjective Order and Punctuation

Comparative Adjectives

Superlative Adjectives

Restrictive & Non-Restrictive Adjective Clauses

Relative Pronouns – Formality Scales

How to Teach -ED/-ING Adjectives: 9 Simple Steps

“Go Home” – Why Do We Drop Prepositions and Articles in Certain English Expressions?

Tricky Quantifiers: Some, Any, Every, Each & No

“There Is A” Vs. “There Is The”

Do You Know Vs. Did You Know

We Vs. Us

Reflexive Vs. Intensive Pronouns

Team: Who, What, or Which?

Forming the Possessive of Words Ending in -S

Suggestions with Modals of Advice and Necessity

Modals of Possibility: May, Might, Could

Parallel Structure and Paired Joining Terms (not only…but also, both…and, either…or, neither…nor)

Or or And in Negative Sentences?

Each Other’s or Each Others’? Each Other or One Another?

What’s the Difference between “a Number of” and “the Number of”?

When Do We Use “All of the”, “All the”, or “All”?

Tag Questions Are Fun to Teach, Aren’t They?

Is It Correct to Say “I’m Done”?

Why Can’t We Say “Funner”?

How Unique Is “Unique”?

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Teacher Neidinha Franca

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20/02/2016

150+ Grammar and Teaching Resources

Now that we’ve added 150 posts on grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, spelling, and teaching tips, we thought it was a good time to feature all these resources in one handy place.

GRAMMAR – VERBS

GRAMMAR

SPELLING & VOCABULARY

PUNCTUATION

TEACHING & ACTIVITIES

HOLIDAYS

LANGUAGE CONTROVERSIES

BEHIND THE SCENES