Grammar Exercises

Sometimes I wonder what visitors expect to find in this blog for First Certificate. I imagine them googling and landing here in search of learning, tips and practice.

Just think. All of those students alone with a computer searching for exercises to improve their English. Just like you. Now, isn't it a pity we don't share our findings?

This morning I woke up with world domination plans and thought it would be fantastic to pull the results of those searches and share them.

Like it?

OK. Let's take over the world!

The action plan

1) Create a delicious account. See this post about online bookmarks with delicious.

2) Save all of the practice exercises you do online. We are also looking for songs to illustrate grammar points.

2) Share away. Be sure to use the tag tagtastic for all bookmarks to be included in this grammar exercises project.

There we have it. A world-powered grammar notebook with exercises and songs.

How fantagtastic!

Some help to get started

Where shall I start looking for exercises?

Here is a binder with some websites specialized in ESL or EFL exercises.

EFL Grammar Exercises

How do I find songs to help me learn grammar?

My students think of them all of the time in class. They make spontaneous associations while I teach grammar. If your memory is not so musical, you can try searching "example sentences" + lyrics + "your favourite band" in Google.

Thoughts? Questions? All welcome.

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