Grammar

Grammar Jeopardies

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A jeopardy board turns grammar revision into a game. The class sees a row of categories and a column of values under each of them; a team picks a square, answers the question and the square is crossed out. Nothing to print, nothing to prepare – open the board on the screen and play.

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Task Past Simple Jeopardy – Irregular Verbs Task Question Words Jeopardy – Question Words Task Present Simple or Continuous Jeopardy – Gap Filling Task Question Words Jeopardy – Listening Task Present Simple or Continuous Jeopardy – Time Expressions Task Present Simple or Continuous Jeopardy – Listening

Most boards here are built around one tense, two put a choice between tenses on the board, and one is about question words. Whatever the subject, the categories inside a board come at it from different sides: rules to recall, sentences to complete, mistakes to spot, questions to build and a recording to listen to. The higher the value, the harder the question.

Answers are checked on the spot: the right one turns green, the wrong one turns red, and the board remembers which squares have already been taken until you press Reset.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is inside Grammar Jeopardies?

Eight sections: Past Simple Jeopardy, Present Simple Jeopardy, Present Continuous Jeopardy, The Future Jeopardy and more.

Where should I start in Grammar Jeopardies?

With Past Simple Jeopardy – it is the first section of the group. Every section works on its own, so the order is up to you.

Is everything in Grammar Jeopardies free?

Yes. All the materials in this section open in the browser or download without an account.