This board helps players review Grammar through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Present Simple vs Present Continuous, State verbs (no -ing), Exercise 5: Right or wrong?, Exercise 3: Simple or continuous?, Exercise 2: Ask about the words. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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Habits, facts, timetables, and permanent situations are uses of this tense.
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Present Simple
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Verbs like like, want, know, and believe are this type and do not use -ing.
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state verbs
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Correct the state verb: “I'm not understanding what you mean.”
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don't understand
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The train to Erdenet _____ at 7:15 every evening.
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leaves
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Temuulen is waiting for the bus; use this question word to ask about the person.
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Who
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Present Simple vs Present Continuous
- $100 — Habits, facts, timetables, and permanent situations are uses of this tense.
- Present Simple
- $200 — Now, temporary and changing situations are uses of this tense.
- Present Continuous
- $300 — This adverb of frequency signals the Present Simple and appears with 'always' and 'often'.
- usually
- $400 — This phrase signals Present Continuous along with 'now' and 'currently'.
- these days
- $500 — “More and more people are using electric cars” shows this Present Continuous idea.
- changes
State verbs (no -ing)
- $100 — Verbs like like, want, know, and believe are this type and do not use -ing.
- state verbs
- $200 — In “I think it's easy,” this verb gives an opinion.
- think
- $300 — In “I'm having lunch,” this verb shows an action in progress.
- have
- $400 — “This bag doesn't ____ to me” uses this no -ing verb from the list.
- belong
- $500 — This state verb means “appear” and takes no -ing.
- seem
Exercise 5: Right or wrong?
- $100 — Correct the state verb: “I'm not understanding what you mean.”
- don't understand
- $200 — Fix the frequency question: “How often are you going to the gym?”
- do you go
- $300 — Add the -ing change: “Look at those clouds! It gets dark.”
- is getting
- $400 — Use the right taste verb: “This soup is tasting delicious.”
- tastes
- $500 — Fix the job question: “Does your father works in a hospital?”
- work
Exercise 3: Simple or continuous?
- $100 — The train to Erdenet _____ at 7:15 every evening.
- leaves
- $200 — We _____ dinner right now. Can I call you back?
- are having
- $300 — Prices _____ very fast these days.
- are going up
- $400 — This bag _____ to me. It's Dorj's.
- doesn't belong
- $500 — Do you _____ the answer, or are you still thinking?
- know
Exercise 2: Ask about the words
- $100 — Temuulen is waiting for the bus; use this question word to ask about the person.
- Who
- $200 — They are travelling to Japan this summer; use this question word to ask about the place.
- Where
- $300 — Nomin is crying because she lost her phone; use this question word to ask for the reason.
- Why
- $400 — In “Where does she live?” this helper word carries the question.
- does
- $500 — For “What is Dad cooking for the guests?”, this question word asks about the thing.
- What
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