There are 3 charts designed to simplify simple present tenses for beginner learners. These charts can be used for reference and will be very useful for beginner learners who have to understand the correct forms of subject verb agreement in positive statements.

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What you will find in this document and why? • You will find a selected number of sight words. • These sight words will be useful for beginners to improve fluency. • A list of sentences has been included for beginners to practise. • Beginners will be able to recognise and pronounce sight words accurately.

Notes • This material contains several information for language beginners. The structure (form) When to use (function) Examples in sentences • This material can be used as a visual aid and as a reference for language learning. • This material can be used by language beginners (adults and children). • When using as visual aid, teacher can add verbal explanation and examples to enhance learning experience.

Notes • This material contains several information for language beginners. The structure (form) When to use (function) Examples in sentences. • This material can be used as a visual aid and as a reference for language learning. • This material can be used by language beginners (adults and children). • When using as visual aid, teacher can add verbal explanation and examples to enhance learning experience. There is an additional part with related instruction where the examples can be used as simple recap activity.

Simplified colour coded charts on contractions inclusive of sample sentences for language beginners so that they can improve their reading fluency. Two sets of colour coded charts and sample sentences are included - simple present tense and simple past tense.

Language learners are taught grammar. Learning grammar at basic level must include the 8 parts of speech. • This document contains information on 8 parts of speech which are relevant for language learners. • These 8 parts of speech have been presented in a table with sub-sections. • These sub-sections contain examples for each part of speech that will include sample sentences. • This document can be used as a presentation document and also as a visual aid for reference.

• This document is designed to show how language and grammar can be used to talk about possession in 3 different ways. • This document will introduce or show possessive nouns, possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives. • These 3 grammar points will be arranged in specific sections (tables) to show the differences. • Teachers could use this as a visual aid when introducing the 3 forms of possessives. • This visual aid can also be used by the learners. • Sample sentences have been included. Possessive nouns Possessive pronouns Possessive adjectives

This set of slides contain a selected language point, as indicated in the title. Teacher can use the slides to explain and to share examples. Teacher can show the slides to learners as visual aid during explanation. Slides will progress from explanation to examples and then there are two slides with homework. Tutor can decide if the final product need to be a written exercise or speaking activity.

This set of slides contain a selected language point, as indicated in the title. Teacher can use the slides to explain and to share examples. Teacher can show the slides to learners as visual aid during explanation. Slides will progress from explanation to examples and then to tasks which are created based on selected context. Teacher can create additional context for extra language practice. Teachers could decide which tenses the learners should be using depending on learner-levels. The slides could be stretched to more than one lesson based on learners and their levels

What you will find in this document and why? • You will find a selected number of sight words. • These sight words will be useful for beginners to improve fluency. • A list of sentences has been included for beginners to practise. • Beginners will be able to recognise and pronounce sight words accurately.

• Phrasal verbs are special additions to a learner’s vocabulary expansion. • All phrasal verbs contain verbs. • Learning phrasal verbs related to simple verbs can be very useful for language beginners. • In this document, 2 simple and mundane verbs have been used to introduce the wonders of phrasal verbs.

This is a list of verbs in base form - simple present tense. Beginner learners will find this list useful to expand their vocabulary and understand correct spelling. There is a list of answers, learners will have to find the answers. The answers are not difficult to find thus this activity will be more helpful for independent learning.

This is a two-in-one word game specifically themed - Halloween Crossword game Find hidden words Lower primary learners can attempt this word game. Teachers can use this as fun time activity for this specific theme. Prepared as multiple copies per page for convenient print-outs. Answers are provided in a separate page.

This is a list of verbs in it’s base form. These verbs can be studied to expand vocabulary as well as to understand the past tense forms of these verbs. A list of answers has been provided and learners can use this list to find the answers.

This is a two-in-one word game specifically themed - Christmas. Find hidden words Crossword game Lower primary learners can attempt this word game. Teachers can use this as fun time activity for this specific theme. Prepared as multiple copies per page for convenient print-outs. Answers are provided on a separate page.

This is a worksheet with a list of verbs. Beginner learner will find this useful as this worksheet will provide a reference to verbs in the present tense and learners have to find out the past tense form of the verbs. The list will consist of regular, irregular and a number of other auxiliary verbs.