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How to Study Grammar ��Intermediate

Upper-Intermediate

Pre-Advanved

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What is Grammar?

  • Grammar is a structured system of rules that encompasses fundamental aspects such as verb tenses, sentence formation, and the correct ordering of words.

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Why Grammar Matters in Academic Settings?

  • Grammar is essential for clear communication.
  • Mastering grammar rules helps you express ideas correctly.

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What Does B1–B2 Level Grammar Include?�

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  • Moving from simple to more complex sentence structures.
  • Understanding and using academic grammar forms.
  • Reducing basic mistakes (e.g., verb tenses, articles, sentence fragments). (Please check the CEFR (Common European Framework of References) document on the website!)

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Common Problematic Areas�

  • Tenses
  • Modals
  • Word order
  • Passive Voice
  • Relative Clauses
  • Reported Speech
  • Articles & Quantifiers
  • Countable & Uncountable Nouns
  • Comparative & Superlatives

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How to Study Grammar the Right Way�

  • Learn grammar in context – Use examples from academic readings and listenings.
  • Keep a grammar journal – Track mistakes and corrections.
  • Use writing to practice – Short paragraphs or summaries.
  • Speak with grammar awareness – Practice in discussion groups
  • Daily Practice – Spend 10-15 minutes on daily practice.
  • Watch English media and take notes - Focus on how native speakers use grammar in real contexts. (Watch videos with English subtitles)
  • Use tools for grammar practice

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Tips for Grammar Practice�

  • Rewrite simple ideas using more academic grammar.
  • Record yourself speaking with correct structures.
  • Review essays to find and fix grammar mistakes.
  • Try shadowing (repeat after academic lectures/videos).
  • Focus on clarity, not just complexity.
  • Ask your teachers for feedback.
  • Practice a little every day!

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How to Create a Grammar Study Plan

  • 1. Set Duration
  • Decide time frame (e.g. 4 weeks or 8 weeks).
  • 2. Divide by Grammar Topics
  • Group related grammar areas. Example:
  • Week 1: Tenses�Present, past, future, perfect forms
  • Week 2: Modals & Conditionals�Can, should, must + 1st, 2nd, 3rd conditionals
  • Week 3: Sentence Structure�Passive voice, reported speech, word order
  • Week 4: Accuracy & Usage�Articles, quantifiers, comparatives, countables

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How to Create a Grammar Study Plan

  • 3. Set Weekly Goals
  • Example:
  • Learn 2–3 grammar points
  • Practice with exercises
  • Use in writing/speaking
  • Review and test
  • 4. Daily Plan (Optional)
  • Day 1–3: Learn & practice
  • Day 4: Apply (speaking/writing)
  • Day 5: Review
  • Day 6: Mini test
  • Day 7: Rest or revise

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Helpful Grammar Resources

�Websites:

  • BBC Learning English – Grammar
  • Perfect English Grammar
  • Cambridge English Practice
  • Test English
  • ESL Pals B1-B2 Grammar Worksheets
  • Cambridge Veritas B1-B2 Grammar
  • British Council Learn English Teens

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Helpful Grammar Resources

  • Apps:
  • Grammarly
  • Write & Improve by Cambridge
  • Duolingo (for grammar drills)
  • Quizlet
  • Babblet
  • Memrise Grammarly
  • Books:
  • English Grammar in Use (Raymond Murphy – Intermediate)
  • Oxford Practice Grammar – Intermediate
  • (Please check “The Useful Resources “part on the website!)

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Good Luck!