JOHNNY GRAMMAR: THERE IS / ARE

Watch this video and remember the use of ...
There's a ...... ( singular)
There isn't a ...... ( singular)
There are some..... ( plural)
There aren't any ..... ( plural)

Can you finish these sentences? Write a comment and win extra points. 
There's a ......
There isn't a ......
There are some.....
There aren't any .....

GAME: GRAMMAR BUBBLES

Click the bubbles to select the words in the correct order and make sentences. You can choose the level of difficulty: Start ( normal) or Easy. Click on the HINT button if you need help. Have FUN!

After playing the game you can write 5 sentences in your notebook. 

GAME: COMPARING ZOO ANIMALS

A game to revise COMPARATIVE and SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES.

Put the words into the correct spaces to complete the sentence. Then, click SUBMIT.

If you are correct, the monkey will get a banana. 

GAME: FALLING CLOUDS

Play this game and practise GRAMMAR. Move the words to make correct sentences. You can enter your name and country to be in the score ranking. Have FUN!!!

How many rounds can you complete? How many points can you score?

SIMPLE SENTENCES

Click on the words in the correct order and make sentences.

GAME: NATURAL WORLD

Which is the longest river in Asia? and in the world? Which is the most populated country? Which Mount is higher: Everest or Kilimanjaro? Which is the biggest ocean? Which is the highest waterfall? Which is the biggest desert?

Play this game and practise a bit. Have fun!

MORE ABOUT GEOGRAPHY

WORLD RECORDS

Are you good at world records? Play this game and practise superlative adjectives.

CHRISTMAS GAME

Click on the image and play the game. There are 10 sentences to rearrange.

Write a comment and win 1 extra point per correct sentence.

THE SENTENCE MACHINE: PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONS

VERBS BILLIONAIRE GAME

BIG SURPRISE 6 GRAMMAR POSTERS

These posters will help you to write correct sentences.

Look at the questions in the GRAMMAR CHALLENGE box. Write a comment and practise sentence writing. You'll get extra points.

FOOD

COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES WITH JOHNNY GRAMMAR

VERBS: PRESENT SIMPLE

The simple present tense in English is used to describe an action that is regular, true or normal.

We use the present tense:

1. For repeated or regular actions in the present time period.

• I have  milk and cereal for breakfast.
• John sleeps eight hours every night during the week.

2. For facts.

• The President of The USA lives in The White House.
• A dog has four legs.
• We come from Spain.

3. For habits.

• I get up at seven o'clock every day.
• Carol brushes her teeth twice a day.

4. For things that are always / generally true.

• It rains a lot in winter.
• The Queen of England lives in Buckingham Palace.

ABILITIES: CAN / CAN'T

VERBS: HAVE GOT

Write a comment ant tell me about what you, your family and friends have or haven't got. Have you got any brothers or sisters? Have you got a pet? Have you got long brown hair? Has your mother got blue eyes? ...

THIS IS MY BODY

Watch this video to revise BODY PARTS and learn some new ones.  Remember the use of  THIS IS ( singular) and THESE ARE ( plural). You can listen and repeat! 

How many body parts can you remember? Write a comment and tell me.

PUNCTUATION

Period ( in the USA) = Full stop ( in the UK) 


Can you write some sentences using with a Capital letter, a comma, a question mark (?), an exclamation mark (!) and a period or full stop. 
For example: Hi everyone! I like pasta, vegetables, and fruit. I love cherries and strawberries! Yummy!

Write a comment and win extra points.

FRIDAY CONTEST 9th JANUARY 2015

Do you like contests, quizzes and competitions? 

Then, READ the RULES and participate.

TODAY'S QUESTION

Look at these photos of Bob, Sue, Sally, Mark, Ben and Kim with their brothers and sisters. Then read the sentences and answer the question 'Who is it?' 

COMPARATIVES