advanced grammar bingo

Grammar Games Workshop Grammar Bingo: Advanced Level Instructions: This bingo game can be played at intermediate or advanced level depending on your students’ abilities This particular bingo game is a review of a variety of parts of speech taught over a period of time There are different cards so that students can have fun playing their own cards rather than all having the same one Instructions 1) Pass around a variety of bingo grammar cards 2) Provide players with chips or bits of coloured paper to cover squares 3) Tell players you want a complete line horizontal or vertical (any way you want) 4) Caller begins by calling out a part of speech from the call out sheet Students then try to find an example of that part of speech on their card Example: Caller: Does anyone have a adjective? Player Late 5) Once student has a line, they should call out “Bingo!” 6) Verify students’ choices for accuracy Downloaded from the PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS/GRAMMAR GAMES section in www.vesl.ca Would you go with me to the party? palm sing to wish handsome Which would you like, the blue one or the green one? Both She will cry if you leave people carefully Dressing in dark is difficult bee can’t a Destroy since Dan was helped by his sister There is/are lots of flowers there coming someone It is _hot in here! herself I think I need a help! skate peace Terry is working this morning water Could I have a cookie? telephone sale Wonderful to share If it rains, we will leave earlier The boy, along with his dog, is/are leaving very We don’t like him and neither they isn’t Jane has been driven by Ted during a She asked if I loved English herself Few _ know about this place lend Racing has always been dangerous He is _ young to play this game ghost Has it snowed in Ottawa? scissors return coke Downloaded from the PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS/GRAMMAR GAMES section in www.vesl.ca There is very little _ in here here Cathy is being served by Don nobody lady weren’t choose to pay French The price rises every day You had better stop or I’ll call mother the rent not late I Sam said that everyone was fine We enjoyed working at The dog and cat was/were outside students pizza what About know Tony had driven there before We ought to visit that province beauty brave hadn’t Sandy neither smokes nor drinks thinnest impolite If you had studied, you would have passed the exam He said that it would rain today the Did he hit the brakes? so Either you leave now or I’ll call the police Ben was studying when the phone rang David loves working at the bank to make Tom was being helped by Mary take Pediatrics is/are a branch of medicine anyone Both of us hate school! Do you have _ time to help us? want chesse Downloaded from the PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS/GRAMMAR GAMES section in www.vesl.ca Advanced Grammar Bingo Call Out Sheet Players, you have… 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 A noun  A passive sentence  A preposition  A request  A sentence that needs “too”  A present continuous sentence  A contraction  A proper noun  An article  A sentence that needs “little”  A conditional sentence  An indefinite pronoun  A question of “choice”  A subordinate conjunction  A reflexive pronoun  A word with a silent “L”  An intensifier  A yes/no question  A sentence with neither  A sentence with the verb “is”  The opposite of borrow  A sentence with a gerund  An adjective  A non‐count noun  An adverb  A word with a silent “K”  The verb “to share”  A coordinate conjunction  A suggestion  A superlative adjective  A simple present tense sentence  A sentence with both  A stative verb  A count noun  An abstract noun  A word that rhymes with “pale”  An infinitive  A word with a prefix  A compound word  A word with a suffix  Downloaded from the PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS/GRAMMAR GAMES section in www.vesl.ca