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GRAMMAR
(78 WORD TO PRACTICE)

About the Topic: Grammar

Grammar is the system and structure of a language. It includes rules for forming sentences, using words correctly, and understanding how meaning is expressed. Grammar is essential for clear communication in both spoken and written English.

At an advanced level, grammar goes beyond simple sentence structures. Students learn about complex sentences, conditional forms, passive voice, modals, reported speech, and phrasal verbs. Mastering grammar allows learners to express ideas precisely, argue effectively, and write professionally.

Grammar also helps learners avoid common mistakes and improve comprehension when reading and listening. For example, using the correct verb tense can completely change the meaning of a sentence:

  • “I have finished my homework” (present perfect)

  • “I finished my homework” (past simple)

By learning grammar, students also improve vocabulary usage, pronunciation, and overall fluency, as they understand how words connect within a sentence.

Supported Languages: English – Italian – Turkish – German – South Korean – French – Spanish – Russian – Hindi – Japanese – Chinese – Arabic

Sample Vocabulary

  • Subject

  • Predicate

  • Clause

  • Tense

  • Modal

  • Passive

  • Conditional

  • Preposition

  • Conjunction

  • Relative Pronoun

Learning Outcomes

After learning this topic, students will be able to:

  1. Identify and analyze complex sentence structures.

  2. Use advanced grammar rules accurately in writing and speaking.

  3. Correct common mistakes in verb tenses, prepositions, and word order.

  4. Apply grammar knowledge in multiple supported languages for translation and comprehension.

  5. Develop academic and professional writing skills.

Benefits of the BoomWords Game

Even at an advanced level, the BoomWords Game can reinforce grammar knowledge. The teacher says “Grammar,” and students take turns giving examples of grammar points, such as:

  • “Passive voice: The book was written by the author.”

  • “Conditional: If I had studied, I would have passed.”

If a student repeats a point or fails to give an example, they say “Boom!” and sit down.

This activity helps students:

  • Recall and apply grammar rules quickly.

  • Practice using grammar in context.

  • Engage actively and collaboratively in the classroom.

  • Enhance accuracy and fluency in multiple languages.

Teachers can also ask students to translate sentences using grammar points into the supported languages to strengthen multilingual understanding and application.

Teacher’s Comment

“Students have mastered several advanced grammar topics today, including conditional sentences, passive voice, and relative clauses. The BoomWords activity encouraged fast thinking and correct usage. They demonstrated excellent understanding and multilingual application. Well done!”

Student’s Comment

“I liked the grammar lesson because I learned how to use complex sentences correctly. The BoomWords game made me think quickly and use grammar rules in English. I also tried translating sentences into Italian and Turkish, which was very helpful.”

Example Sentences

  1. If I had known, I would have attended the meeting.

  2. The report was completed by the team yesterday.

  3. She said that she was studying for the exam.

  4. You should have called me earlier.

  5. The teacher asked who had finished the homework.

  6. I will help you if you explain the problem clearly.

  7. The project, which was approved last week, starts tomorrow.

  8. We cannot leave until everyone has signed the form.

  9. He advised me to check the documents carefully.

  10. They will arrive on time unless the train is delayed.