@iamthatenglishteacher: Can you spot the grammar mistakes? My students love finding errors on Fridays! This grammar correction activity puts their editing skills to work as they check commas in dates, decide whether clauses need commas, correct who and whom, and practice hyphens in family terms such as great-grandmother. Restrictive clauses give essential information and do not take commas. Finding the mistake is just the beginning. Explaining the correction shows what you know! Did you learn something new? #LearnOnTikTokContest #DidYouLearnSomethingNew #GrammarPractice #GrammarCorrection #EnglishTeacher
This is a refresher course for me every time you show up on my fyp sometimes I feels as though I need to go and take an english course again…thanks for all you do💓
2026-09-13 17:25:55
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Katothegato :
Thank you for what you do. 🫶🏼
2026-09-13 16:40:15
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Todd :
This one threw me. “The logger will fell a tree today.” Apparently it’s correct.
2026-09-13 21:49:59
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Kregly :
I didn't know a hyphen was needed when referring to a "great," or "ex" person. Thank you for your videos, I always watch when I stumble across one!