Linguistic Investigation Grammar BUNDLE

Adult ESL teachers will love how using linguistic investigations can be a powerful tool for helping students discover grammar rules for themselves. These investigations engage students in active learning, where they are not just passively receiving information but are actively involved in the process of learning.

Grammar activity resources that use linguistic investigations can provide a variety of benefits for ESL teachers and students. Here are a few reasons why you may want to consider using these resources in your teaching:

• Encourages critical thinking: Linguistic investigations require students to think critically about language and how it works. By exploring and analyzing language use, students develop their analytical skills, which can be applied to other areas of their lives.

• Provides contextualized learning: Grammar activity resources that use linguistic investigations often use authentic language examples, which provide a rich context for learning. This contextualized learning can help students understand how grammar rules are used in real-life situations, which can make the rules more memorable and easier to apply.

• Promotes language acquisition: When students actively engage in the process of discovering grammar rules, they are more likely to internalize the rules and apply them correctly. This can lead to faster language acquisition and improved language proficiency.

• Fosters student autonomy: By engaging in linguistic investigations, students take ownership of their learning and become more autonomous learners. This can increase their motivation and engagement in the learning process, which can lead to better learning outcomes.

Why not give it a try? Start incorporating these types of resources into your teaching practice!

This bundle includes the following resources:

• Modals and What They Mean ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• Active and Passive Voice ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• Present Perfect vs. Simple Past ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• ALREADY and YET in Present Perfect ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• FOR / SINCE in Present Perfect ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Progressive ACTIVITY Linguistic Investigation
• Possessive Nouns ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• Comparative Adjectives Linguistic Investigation
• SO vs. SUCH activity | linguistic investigation & task cards
• REALLY vs. VERY activity | Linguistic Investigation
• SOME vs ANY activity | Linguistic Investigation
• Sounds of "C" Linguistic Investigation
• Plural Noun Spelling Rules ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation
• Articles ACTIVITY | Linguistic Investigation

ALL the above resources are also INCLUDED in the following:

Grammar for ESL and Secondary MEGA BUNDLE

Various of the above resources may also be included in other relevant bundles.