Oppgaver og aktiviteter

Articles

Sist oppdatert 09.06.2016

Tekst: Karin Dwyer Løken, eBok - eLab og Knut Inge Skifjeld (CC BY-SA)

Læringsressurser

Working with Grammar

Tilleggsstoff

Articles

Grammar: Self-assessment

A/An and The (Indefinite and Definite Articles)

Word Order

Nouns

Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns

Verb conjugation (verbbøying)

Concord: choosing the correct form of the verb

Using the -ing Form of Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

Pronouns

Replacing Norwegian "som" (Relative Pronouns)

It vs. There

Prepositions

Linking words and phrases

Adjectives

Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives

Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adverb

Adverbs/Adverbials

Anticipatory It or There

Definite / Indefinite Articles

Capital Letters

Concord Between Subject and Verbal

Concord

Indefinite Pronouns and Determiners

It or There

About Nouns

Nouns

Pronouns

Relative Pronouns

Verb Tense

Who and Which

Word Order

Word Order

-ing Form of the Verb

The -ing Form not Used as a Verb

S in Endings

To Do-Auxiliary Verb

To Do, to Be, to Have

The Definite Article: The

The Indefinite Articles: A/An

Prepositions

Linking Words and Phrases

Adverbs

Descriptive Language

Formal and Informal Language

Working with Projects: Grammar Checklist

Interrogative Pronouns

Text Cohesion

Verbal Nouns (ing-form)

Can you find the adjectives?

Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives

Adverb or Adjective

ArticlesDu er her

Articles - Translation

Basic Grammar Terms

Concord

Ing-form or Infinitive, Translation

Ing-form or Infinitive

It or There, Click On the Correct Alternative

It or There, Translation

Choose between It and There

Nouns, Plural or Singular

Nouns, Translation

Plural or Singular

Plural, Singular or Uncountable?

Countables and Uncountables

Proper Nouns and Common Nouns 1

Proper nouns and common nouns 2

Add the Correct Prepositions in Set Expressions

Task 1: Prepositions

Task 2: Prepositions

Reflexive Pronouns

Who or Which?

Possessive Pronoun Quiz

Pronouns, Translation

Relative Pronouns 1

Subject – Verb Agreement 1 (simple present)

Subject - Verb Agreement 2 (simple present)