A resource book of grammar games for young students. The Grammar Activity Book is a collection of photocopiable grammar games and activities designed to liven up the English language classroom.

'It is very much a book to pick and choose from, and a handy tool for any teacher of English in search of ideas to spice up those often boring grammar classes.' VVLE Newsletter, Belgium

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Map of the Book; Introduction; UNIT 1: TIME LIKE THE PRESENT; 1.1 Global animal bingo; 1.2 Behind the screen; 1.3 Wildlife whoopers; 1.4 Adverb backgammon; UNIT 2: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS; 2.1 'So what's the question?'; 2.2 Sporting chances; 2.3 Do card quiz; 2.4 Zig-zag questions; UNIT 3:TALKING ABOUT THINGS PAST; 3.1 Round about when; 3.2 Last week's news; 3.3 Joke go-betweens; 3.4 Past identities; UNIT 4: MAKING COMPARISONS; 4.1 Line up accordingly; 4.2 ratio roulette; 4.3 Psychic partners; 4.4 Comparative short straws; UNIT 5: DESCRIBING THINGS; 5.1 Four card adjectives; 5.2 Collocation bridges; 5.3 Square routes; 5.4 Sort yourselves out; UNIT 6: LOOKING TO THE FUTURE 6.1 Dedication poems; 6.2 Arrangement squares; 6.3 Pantomime fish; 6.4 Collecting evidence; UNIT 7: THINGS WE CAN COUNT; 7.1 Determiner dominoes; 7.2 Pieces of me; 7.3 Building captions; 7.4 Open 'the' doors; UNIT 8: USING THE PERFECT; 8.1 Record breakers; 8.2 What have you done; 8.3 Jigsaw mischief; 8.4 Adverb rummy; 8.5 Opposite number changes; 8.6 Point in a story; UNIT 9: CONDITIONAL MEANING; 9.1 Homophone healing; 9.2 Blanks and brackets; 9.3 Seeking scruples; 9.4 Memory consequences; UNIT 10: OBLIGATION AND POSSIBILITY (MODAL VERBS); 10.1 Headline investment; 10.2 Streetwise surveys; 10.3 Royal behaviour; 10.4 Rules and lines; UNIT 11: INDICATING TIME, MOVEMENT AND PLACE; 11.1 Preposition chequers; 11.2 Opposite moves; 11.3 Time pieces; 11.4 Last card wins; UNIT 12: FUNCTIONAL EXCHANGES; 12.1 Answer keys; 12.2 On the floor debate; 12.3 Conversation pyramids; 12.4 Answer hopping; UNIT 13: WHAT SOMEONE SAID; 13.1 Beyond belief; 13.2 Something to report; 13.3 Connecting speech; 13.4 Who asked you? UNIT 14: USING THE PASSIVE; 14.1 Signs of the passive; 14.2 Whose house?; 14.3 Causative day out; 14.4 Fairy tale jigsaw races; UNIT 15: REVISION GAMES; 15.1 Slide rules; 15.2 Tense squares; 15.3 Throw out puzzles; 15.4 Sole mates.