Number one for English language teachers

Intermediate

A selection of intermediate-level games and activities to practise various grammar points, including the order of adjectives, 'used to', the present perfect, the past continuous and lots more.

Intermediate lesson plans

  • The ring game: Order of adjectives

    Author: Jill Hadfield Level: Intermediate Type: Game, General lesson plan Staff Room

    A card game at intermediate level to practise the order of adjectives.

  • Adjective dominoes: Order of adjectives

    Author: Jill Hadfield Type: Game, General lesson plan Staff Room

    A domino game at intermediate level to practise using adjectives in the correct order that can be played as a group game or a mingling game.

  • Make and do: Practising expressions

    Author: Jill Hadfield Type: Game, General lesson plan Staff Room

    A matching activity for small groups that focuses on accuracy and practises the correct use of make and do.

  • Guessing game: used to

    Author: Jill Hadfield Type: General lesson plan Staff Room

    A guessing activity at intermediate level to practise used to in affirmative and negative sentences and questions.

  • Experiences: Present perfect

    Author: Jill Hadfield Type: Game Staff Room

    A team game at intermediate level to practise asking and answering questions using the present perfect.

  • Role-play: Get / have something done

    Staff Room

    A role-play activity for the whole class that practises the correct use of ‘have / get something done’.

  • Flashcard game: both / neither

    Author: Jill Hadfield Staff Room

    An accuracy-based team activity that practises the use of both, both of, neither and neither of.

  • Guessing game: Past continuous

    Author: Jill Hadfield Staff Room

    An accuracy-based guessing game for pairs to practise What were you doing … ?, You were -ing, and I was -ing.

  • Mingling activity: Future continuous

    Author: Jill Hadfield Staff Room

    A whole-class mingling activity at intermediate level to practise will be + -ing.

  • Board game: Indefinite pronouns

    Author: Jill Hadfield Staff Room

    A board game activity at intermediate level to practise using some-, any-, every-, no- + -one, -thing, -where.

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