Welcome to the second issue of the new series of Grammar to Go, the free grammar resources service from Oxford University Press.
In this email you will find three lesson plans, complete with teacher's notes and worksheets, based on real units from our best-selling Oxford Practice Grammar series. You can use these straight away with your elementary, intermediate, and advanced classes.
You'll also find two grammar tips on tricky-to-explain language points. Collect these and you'll always have an answer for those difficult questions students sometimes ask! You can check the Archive for grammar tips from previous issues you may have missed.
As ever, please keep sending us your feedback. If you have any suggestions for the kind of material you would like to see in these emails, please let us know. We'll consider all your ideas when we're planning the next series of Grammar to Go.
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Lesson Links - Basic | | | | Used to
Show your students how used to can help them express past situations that have now changed, with this unit from Oxford Practice Grammar Basic, Lesson Links teacher's notes, and worksheets for your students.*
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Lesson Links - Intermediate | | | | So/Neither do I and I think so
Use this lesson plan to help your students become more confident about agreeing and disagreeing using so and neither do I, and phrases such as I think so and I hope not. Includes a unit from Oxford Practice Grammar Intermediate, Lesson Links teacher's notes, and worksheets for your students.*
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Lesson Links - Advanced | | | | Tenses - future
Give your students valuable practice at using different tenses for expressing future actions and situations, using this unit from Oxford Practice Grammar Advanced, Lesson Links teacher's notes, and worksheets for your students.*
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Lesson Links teacher's notes & worksheets
* All Lesson Links teacher's notes and worksheets are newly written and based on units from the Oxford Practice Grammar series. Find out more about this series.
| | | | | | | It's not always easy to explain when you use a particular grammar structure instead of another – but collect these handy tips and you'll soon have a useful bank of ready-made explanations! You can also print them out and give them to your students.
Do your elementary to intermediate students need practise at knowing when to use much and when to use many, or when it's appropriate to use an adjective after a verb? Then they need these handy tips!
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If your intermediate to advanced students need help understanding when they should use the impersonal pronoun one, they need these handy tips!
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