English grammar games

What grammar do they cover?

Younger students start with am, is and are, a and an, plurals and the present simple. Grades 3 to 5 add the past simple, the present continuous, don’t and doesn’t, and questions.

Grades 6 to 9 practise the past continuous, the future with will, the present perfect, comparing words and first conditionals. O/L and A/L students get passive voice, past perfect, second conditionals, gerunds and more.

Never the same sentences

Each game has its own topic, like cricket, space, the beach or a sweet shop, and makes new sentences from it. There are thousands of possible sentences, so students cannot just memorise the answers.

The games

• Sweet SwapSwap the sweets and match the colour of the right word
• Ruin DashRun the ancient road and pick the right arch
• Mango SlashSlice only the fruits that fit the rule
• Coconut SlingPull, aim and smash the tower with the right word
• Super OverHit the ball with the right word for a six
• Turn TrailOne tap to turn, the right word shows the way
• Bamboo BounceHold, let go and land on the right word
• Carrom FlickFlick the striker and pocket the right word
• Sky StackBuild the tallest tower, one right word at a time
• Dart SpinHit the right word on the spinning wheel
• Word BlocksFit the shapes, clear the lines, pick the word
• Orbit JumpLeap to the planet with the right word
• Beat TilesTap the sentence, word by word, to the beat

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