English Grammar for Children. Games, Songs, and Mnemonic Cards

English Grammar for Children. Games, Songs, and Mnemonic Cards

If your child is convinced that English grammar is boring, difficult, frightening, and unnecessary, and if the phrase Present Perfect has long become a curse in your family, then this book is just for you!
It will help you look at... learning the English language from a different perspective. After all, grammar is how we speak, and Passive Voice and Future Progressive are not just scary names, forms of verbs, and word order in a sentence; they are speech situations that we occasionally encounter in everyday life.
«English Grammar for Children» is a continuation of the already beloved books «How to Teach Your Child to Speak English» and «Conversational English for Children». The new course consists of 84 lessons, and each of them is made up of the following «parts»: games; songs; warm-ups; mnemonic cards; audio lessons voiced by native speakers.

Author: Мария Агальцова

Printhouse: piter

Series: Funny English

Age restrictions: 6+

Year of publication: 2020

ISBN: 9785001164203

Number of pages: 224

Size: 253х197х16 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 386 g

ID: 772497

If your child is convinced that English grammar is boring, difficult, frightening, and unnecessary, and if the phrase Present Perfect has long become a curse in your family, then this book is just for you!
It will help you look at learning the English language from a different perspective. After all, grammar is how we speak, and Passive Voice and Future Progressive are not just scary names, forms of verbs, and word order in a sentence; they are speech situations that we occasionally encounter in everyday life.
«English Grammar for Children» is a continuation of the already beloved books «How to Teach Your Child to Speak English» and «Conversational English for Children». The new course consists of 84 lessons, and each of them is made up of the following «parts»: games; songs; warm-ups; mnemonic cards; audio lessons voiced by native speakers.