Kim Oliver ESOL Web Links
Tech up your teaching! Every good teacher knows that the resources outside the classroom are as important as those inside for students to improve their mastery of the English language! The internet is now a gold mine of resources, but some are more helpful than others! So I have created a page with the best of the best web resources available for ESL teachers and students.
English Grammar Online
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar
Great site with excellent explanations, quizzes, reading texts using the verb tense, and contrasts with commonly confused verb tenses.
University of Victoria, Study Zone Grammar Page
Grammar Index | Continuing Studies at UVic
One of my personal favorite sites. Has great explanations for each topic, followed by two different exercises
English Page
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbtenseintro.html
Great explanations and tense contrast exercises.
GrammarQuizzes.com
http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/index.html
Great site with verb tenses, clauses, articles, conditionals, etc. The explanations are long and complete, with lots of exercises at the end.
Road to Grammar
http://www.roadtogrammar.com/welcome/
Very extensive lists of grammar topics with quizzes. If you click the "notes" section, there's a nice, concise explanation for the topic.
Daily Grammar
http://www.dailygrammar.com/archive.html
This site has very short (as in 1-3 sentences) explanations anda then a short exercise. But it has every single grammar topic imagineable!
EduFind Grammar
http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/grammar_topics.php
This site has a very extensive list of grammar topics. Each one has a nice, concise explanation with lots of examples. You have to click over to their test section to get quizzes for the topic.
ESL Classroom
http://www.esl-classroom.com/grammar/gindex.html
There are no explanations here, and the site only has prepositions, perfect tenses, and passive. But it also has a section on error recognition in sentences--nice for editing practice.
English Pond
http://www.englishpond.com/index.html
The information in this site is a little limited, but the games in the lower part of each page are really nice, particularly the grammar and vocabulary pages.
5-Minute English
http://www.5minuteenglish.com/grammar.htm
These are quite short grammar explanations, but without exercises. The site is good for a student who needs just a little bit more explanation.