Grammar in Action: Present & Future Jeopardy
An interactive Jeopardy game for A2 teens focusing on present continuous, be going to, simple present, there is/are, and some/any. Teams compete by answering questions that require speaking, description, and sentence production.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Be going to present simple present continuous there is there are some any .
Categories
- Present Continuous Actions
- Be Going To Plans
- There Is and There Are
- Some and Any
- Mixed Grammar & Personal Choices
Questions
- Present Continuous Actions (100): Right now, what is your teacher doing?
- Present Continuous Actions (200): Look around the classroom. Tell me three things that are happening right now.
- Present Continuous Actions (300): Describe what you are doing at this moment. Use the present continuous.
- Present Continuous Actions (400): Compare what you are doing now with what you were doing one hour ago. What is different?
- Present Continuous Actions (500): Explain why present continuous is useful. Give an example from your daily life.
- Be Going To Plans (100): What are you going to do after this class?
- Be Going To Plans (200): Tell me two things you are going to do this weekend.
- Be Going To Plans (300): What is your family going to do during the next school holiday? Describe your plans.
- Be Going To Plans (400): Compare your plans for next month with your plans for next year. What is different?
- Be Going To Plans (500): Explain what you are going to study in the future and why. Use be going to in your answer.
- There Is and There Are (100): How many windows are there in your classroom?
- There Is and There Are (200): Tell me what there is and what there are in your school cafeteria.
- There Is and There Are (300): Describe your bedroom. What is there and what are there?
- There Is and There Are (400): Compare your bedroom with your friend's bedroom. What is different about what there is and what there are?
- There Is and There Are (500): Explain what you think should be in a perfect school. Use there is and there are.
- Some and Any (100): Do you have any brothers or sisters?
- Some and Any (200): Tell me some hobbies you have. Do you have any sports you like?
- Some and Any (300): What are some things in your backpack? Is there anything you don't have?
- Some and Any (400): Compare what you have in your home with what your friend has. Use some and any.
- Some and Any (500): Explain what some skills you have and what any challenges you face in learning English.
- Mixed Grammar & Personal Choices (100): What are you doing right now, and what are you going to do next?
- Mixed Grammar & Personal Choices (200): Tell me about some activities you do every day and what you are going to do this evening.
- Mixed Grammar & Personal Choices (300): Describe your typical school day. What is there in your schedule, and what are you going to change?
- Mixed Grammar & Personal Choices (400): Compare your schedule now with your schedule next year. What changes are you going to make?
- Mixed Grammar & Personal Choices (500): Explain your goals for the next five years. What are you going to study, and what kind of person are you becoming?