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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

James is taking the bus every day.

No, it isn’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

James takes the bus every day.

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Jody is eating a pizza at the moment.

Yes, it is!!!

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Linda don’t have any brothers or sisters.

No, it isn’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

Linda doesn’t have any brothers or sisters.

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Look! It rains!

No, it isn’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

Look! It is raining!

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Mrs Parker has been ourEnglish teacher last year.

No, it isn’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

Mrs Parker was our English teacher last year.

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Are all the verbs in this sentence correct?

Aunt Sally can bakes delicious cakes.

No, they aren’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

Aunt Sally can bake delicious cakes.

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Gerald loves to eat peanut butter.

Yes, it is!!!

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Look! Someone is stealing your bike!

Yes, it is!!!

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Is the verb tense in this sentence correct?

Jerry has been my friend since 1983.

Yes, it is!!!

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Are all the verbs in this sentence correct?

Katie will go swimming tomorrow.

Yes, they are!!!

• GAME CARDS • SET 1 •

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There’s one word too much in this sentence. Which one is it?

Tim is going to home now.

It’s the word “ to “.

Tim is going home now.

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There’s one word wrong in this sentence. Which one is it?

Mandy has buyed her sister an ice-cream.

It’s the word “ buyed “.

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There’s one word too much in this sentence. Which one is it?

A lots of people were at the party.

It’s the word “ a “.

Lots of people were at the party.

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There’s one word too much in this sentence. Which one is it?

Anne has bought just only 1 ticket.

It’s the word “ only “.

Anne has bought just 1 ticket.

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There’s one word too much in this sentence. Which one is it?

Are there any many chips left?

It’s the word “ many “.

Are there any chips left?

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There’s one word too much in this sentence. Which one is it?

The cat is chasing behind the mouse.

It’s the word “ behind “.

The cat is chasing the mouse.

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There’s one wrong word in this sentence. Which one is it?

Today, Jim has many homework to do.

It’s the word “ many “.

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There’s one wrong word in this sentence. Which one is it?

Mr Cole goes to shopping on Mondays.

It’s the word “ to “.

Mr Cole goes shopping on Mondays.Let’s crown the grammar king or

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There’s one wrong word in this sentence. Which one is it?

Jane drinks coffee at the mornings.

It’s the word “ at “.

Jane drinks coffee in the mornings.

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There’s one wrong word in this sentence. Which one is it?

The bird is sitting above the roof.

It’s the word “ above “.

The bird is sitting on the roof.

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Are all the verbs in this sentence correct?

Gary will never smokes a cigarette again.

No, they aren’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

Gary will never smoke a cigarette again.

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Are all the verbs in this sentence correct?

Tessa should goes to the dentist soon.

No, they aren’t. Here’s the correct sentence:

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What word is missing in this sentence?

Our dog likes eat apple pie.

It’s the word “ to “.

Our dog likes to eat apple pie.

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There’s one wrong word in this sentence. Which one is it?

The little girl has went to sleep.

It’s the word “ went “.

The little girl has gone to sleep.

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What word is missing in this sentence?

I would like another glass coke.

It’s the word “ of “.

I would like another glass of coke.

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Are all the words in this sentence correct?

It usually snows in the winter.

Yes, they are!!!

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What word is missing in this sentence?

Greg doesn’t like to listen the radio.

It’s the word “ to “.

Greg doesn’t like to listen to the radio.

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What word is missing in this sentence?

Can I borrow one your books?

It’s the word “ of “.

Can I borrow one of your books?

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There’s one wrong word in this sentence. Which one is it?

The burglar came away from the police.

It’s the word “ came “.

The burglar ran away from the police.

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Are all the words in this sentence correct?

Water boils at 100 degrees.

Yes, they are!!!

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Instructions for the teacher:

Print pages 1 to 3, laminate the sheets and cut the cards out.

Give each student in your class a question card. Every student is allowed to decide on their own which of their classmates they want to ask their question, but no one can be asked a second question until all students have answered once.

There are 2 possibilities: Either the student can answer the question correctly, which means he/she stays in the competition, or the student is not able to answer the question. This means he/she is not allowed to play any longer. If she/he still has a question card, she/he must give it to another student. It’s their own choice who they want to give their card to.

As long as a student has another card which he received from somebody else, she/he cannot be thrown out of the game. Here’s an example: there’s a student who has not been asked a question by someone else so far which means that (s)he still has her/his own question card. Moreover, he/she received another card from a classmate who wasn’t allowed to stay in the contest, because they didn’t give a correct answer. This means that this student has 2 cards now. So if (s)he loses one of these cards, he/she is still allowed to participate in the competition, because he/she still owns a second card.

The students ask each other questions until there are only 2 ss left who play the game. These 2 ss continue to play until one of them is not able to answer a question right. The other one is the winner and therefore the “Grammar King / Queen of The Day”!!!

I have included a sheet of empty question cards, so you can create more questions, or have the students make their own.