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Use online platforms to introduce interactive grammar games that focus on the present simple tense. This allows for engaging reinforcement of lessons learned.

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15 Fun Virtual Games to Play with Groups Online

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Hosting a fun virtual game night for a group of friends or coworkers? From chess to trivia, find 15 online games you can play now, without Zoom.

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Students work in pairs to correct sentences that incorrectly use the present simple tense, focusing on verb conjugation and the use of third person singular.

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Conduct a classroom scavenger hunt where clues are written in the present simple tense. Clues could describe locations or objects within the classroom or school.

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Introduce listening practice exercises where students listen to short audio clips describing someone’s routine or facts about the world. They identify sentences that use the present simple.

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Here you can find activities to practise your listening skills. Listening will help you to improve your understanding of the language and your pronunciation.

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Students create a comic strip depicting a character's daily routine using the present simple. This integrates art and creative writing to reinforce grammar lessons.

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Start a storytelling activity. One student begins a story using the present simple, and each subsequent student adds to it. Focus on using third person singular correctly.

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Play a charades game where students act out daily activities. Others guess using present simple sentences, e.g., "He goes to school."

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Organize a grammar quiz focusing on present simple tense. Include questions about routines, facts, and general truths, as well as correct applications of third person singular.

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Students create a short presentation on present simple rules, focusing on third person singular '-s' or '-es' endings. They can include examples and common mistakes.

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Create a daily routine chart. Students draw or find images representing their daily activities. They present their routine to the class using the present simple, e.g., "I eat breakfast at 7 am."