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In this section you will find a large collection of grammar resources organized by grammar point to help the busy teacher find exactly what they need in a hurry.

Past tenses

Where were you? Could / Couldn't

A photo card guessing game, using forms of could.

Determiners

Impressions: You choose!

In this lesson students will discuss their preferences using both, either/or and neither/nor and give a short presentation.

Conditionals

Guessing game: Must, mustn’t, needn’t, don’t have to: Lesson plan

A small-group card guessing game to practise must, mustn’t, needn’t and don’t have to

Reported speech

Team competition: Reported commands

A team competition at upper intermediate level to practise the reported commands He/She told you to … and He/She said to …

Adverbs

Grammarman: Episode 3: Never say never

In this episode, Grammarman’s TV appearance is sabotaged by rogue editor Wrongo. Put the adverbs of frequency back into the correct places before Verbo City’s viewing public loses faith in its helpful hero. The answers can be found in the downloadable worksheet to the right of the page.

Adjectives

Young learner games: Clothes dominoes

A domino card game that helps students talk about clothes and their colours.

Future tenses

Team competition: Will

A team competition to practise will for promises and predictions.

Present tenses

Impressions: Lucky in love

In this lesson, students learn vocabulary related to relationships.

Prepositions

Young learner games: Where are Grandma's glasses

A game that helps students say where things are.

Modals

Live from London: Christmas video special!

Set in Brixton, London, this video lesson includes authentic interviews with people living in London, telling us how they celebrate Christmas.

Nouns

Finish the sentence: Past perfect continuous

A small-group card game to practise the past perfect continuous.

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Readers' comments (6)

Web Editor | Wed, 27 Sep 2017 12:25 pm
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tblack72 | Wed, 27 Sep 2017 8:00 am
Some of these links are dead. Please advise.
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Web Editor | Fri, 19 Aug 2016 3:15 pm
Hi there,

Thanks for your feedback. A couple of things that might help you are the grammar lessons (which can be found in the grammar tab) as these are divided into levels from elementary through to upper intermediate. Alternatively, and probably most usefully, you can use the 'search by keyword' function in the top right corner of the homepage. Just choose a keyword or term such a 'Past perfect' and you will be presented with a list of all the resources on onestopenglish containing the past perfect. You can then narrow your search by category (for example class level or class length).

Hope that helps and happy teaching!

Best wishes,
The onestopenglish team
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Anonymous | Fri, 19 Aug 2016 11:41 am
I am finding it difficyult quickly to find a worksheet on a particular tense or combination of tenses. The sort of thing I mean is like Worksheet 44 "Past perfect and past simple 1". I would just like to search through all the worksheets of this type.
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Web Editor | Mon, 18 Jul 2016 3:04 pm
Hi there,

Thanks for the feedback. Glad to hear it is appreciated!
Best wishes,
The onestopenglish team
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Anonymous | Mon, 18 Jul 2016 2:55 pm
Perfect change and re-order of all.
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Grammar resources by area

Past tenses

Determiners

Conditionals

Reported speech

Passives