I created this video quiz with the Autoquiz function of the quiz creator ("Create a quiz in 1 click"), which uses the human-created subtitles of the video to generate a quiz in the topic of your choice. I chose the topic of 'Present simple - "s" or no "s" practice.' As there weren't enough present simple S examples in the video, I've written some of my own sentences. I used a variety of question types: first multiple choice (e.g. A) needs B) need) to focus students' attention to the form more in the beginning. I also used a tappable pictionary task and scrambled sentence tasks for more variety. 

To make the task more challenging, I've often delayed the questions by a few seconds to let students' auditory memory fade so they need to rely on their knowledge of grammar, rather than their ears.

There is also explanation for each question so students can work with this in self-study mode, too.

I made an accompanying video quiz, a tappable pictionary game, which could be a warm-up the the grammar quiz: 

<a href="https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons/pegcat-too-many-guests-tappable-pictionary" target="_blank">https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons/pegcat-too-many-guests-tappable-pictionary</a>

Did you ever stay at a hotel with your family? If yes, tell us about it.

What other jobs do people do at a hotel? (waiter, receptionist, cleaner/cleaning lady, manager)

What can you do in a hotel? (have lunch in its restaurant, swim in the pool, sit in the jakuzzi, work out in the gym, watch TV in your room)

Have students come up with (possibly quirky) characters who arrive at the hotel. Comment on the characters together.

Then have students come up with problems that can happen to those characters in a hotel. You can make it into a game of Activity where teams have to guess each other's mimes.

Present simple tense: S for third person singular verbs

I created this video quiz with the Autoquiz function of the quiz creator ("Create a quiz in 1 click"), which uses the human-created subtitles of the video to generate a quiz in the topic of your choice. I chose the topic of 'Present simple - "s" or no "s" practice.' As there weren't enough present simple S examples in the video, I've written some of my own sentences. I used a variety of question types: first multiple choice (e.g. A) needs B) need) to focus students' attention to the form more in the beginning. I also used a tappable pictionary task and scrambled sentence tasks for more variety. 

To make the task more challenging, I've often delayed the questions by a few seconds to let students' auditory memory fade so they need to rely on their knowledge of grammar, rather than their ears.

There is also explanation for each question so students can work with this in self-study mode, too.

I made an accompanying video quiz, a tappable pictionary game, which could be a warm-up the the grammar quiz: 

https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons/pegcat-too-many-guests-tappable-pictionary

Warm up: Pre-teach some of the key vocabulary by means of this tappable pictionary game for the same video: https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons/pegcat-too-many-guests-tappable-pictionary

Peg at Cat are working as bellhops at The Addison Hotel when a bunch of guests arrive at once. They give the Blockettes, the Farmer and his 100 Chickens, the Pirates, and the Clowns all different room keys. Each key is marked with an equation that adds up to a room number, but Peg and Cat accidentally give all of the guests keys with equations that add up to the same room!

Peg + Cat: Too Many Guests - Present Simple S or no S

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. I created this video quiz with the Autoquiz function of the quiz creator ("Create a quiz in 1 click"), which uses…