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    This document contains a list of English grammar terms for ESL teachers to use in middle school and high school. There are over 50 terms listed alphabetically related to parts of speech, verb tenses and forms, clauses, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and reported speech. The terms include things like comparative adjectives and adverbs, definite and indefinite articles, modals and semi-modals, present participles, and wish sentences.

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    Explaining A Grammar Point

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    Amalia Mihaela Andreica
    This document contains a list of English grammar terms for ESL teachers to use in middle school and high school. There are over 50 terms listed alphabetically related to parts of speech, verb tenses and forms, clauses, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and reported speech. The terms include things like comparative adjectives and adverbs, definite and indefinite articles, modals and semi-modals, present participles, and wish sentences.

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    29/08/2022, 14:19 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

    ESL Teachers: Middle School & High School Teachers 7. Explaining a Grammar Point

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    action
    by the time ...
    Can you identify ... ?
    causatives
    closed cloze exercise
    comparative adjectives and adverbs
    conditional sentences
    correct form of the verb
    count and non-count nouns
    defining and non-defining clauses
    definite and indefinite articles
    excellent
    exercise
    expressions of quantity
    form
    Future Continuous
    Future Past
    Future Perfect
    Future Progressive
    Future Simple
    gerunds and infinitives
    How is the tense formed?
    identify
    modals and semi-modals
    multiple-choice exercise

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    29/08/2022, 14:19 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

    ESL Teachers: Middle School & High School Teachers 7. Explaining a Grammar Point

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    notice
    Past Continuous
    Past Progressive
    Past Simple
    phrasal verbs
    present and past participles
    Present Continuous
    Present Perfect
    Present Perfect Continuous
    Present Perfect Progressive
    Present Progressive
    Present Simple
    relative clauses
    reported speech
    restrictive and non-restrictive clauses
    structure
    tense
    third form of the verb
    timeline
    use
    used to describe
    verb
    verb complements
    What do you notice?
    When do we use ... ?

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    29/08/2022, 14:19 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS

    ESL Teachers: Middle School & High School Teachers 7. Explaining a Grammar Point

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    wish sentences

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