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I think i have mainly worked with grammar in a separate "grammar work book". As i remember it, it was mostly "fill in the blank" tasks

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Grammar, first language: Stavevejen

Grammar, second and third language: Sentence analysis using o, x etc.

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I have written a grammar-song for my students. We sing this song every time we have an English lesson.

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Grammar, first language: Stavevejen

Grammar, second and third language: Sentence analysis using o, x etc.

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I have written a grammar-song for my students. We sing this song every time we have an English lesson.

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I'm pretty sure that have worked with grammar in situations where we, the class, didn't know it.

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As I recall it was always kopiark and 'fill out the blanks' in both Danish and English. A lot of sentence analysis and right or wrong answers in class

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Grammar is very demotivating for me. I have yet to find grammar that is fun. I find the playful approach to grammar hard to come across.

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Specific rules and systems for how to write/speak correctly.

Grammar is confusing

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Grammar helps me and students navigate sentence structure.

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For me, grammar has always been something that needed explanation. I’ve never been the kind of person who instinctively understood grammatical rules, and I often found them confusing.

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I honestly don't recall. I've learned most of my english through the internet; YouTube, Streaming platforms and speaking with "native" english-speaking people. Whenever I was taught grammar in school, I always stopped listening because I was pretty familiar with it already. I've come to learn, that I lack behind on using grammar-terms because of this.

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My grammar lessons have been red marks on a paper. Worksheets with ticks and crosses.

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Honestly, I have been and still am afraid to teach grammar because I grew up learning English through YouTube and therefore, I feel like I don't understand the English grammar. When I asked my teachers in middle school about grammar, the answer was often "because that's just how it is" or "so are the rules" - thanks a lot...

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My experience:

I have only been conjugating Italian verbs:

Presente

io sono

tu sei

lei/lui è

noi siamo

voi siete

loro sono

Grammar are the rules and the structure of the language.

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Fetching dictations, worksheets, grammar exercises.