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2. Photo by Monica Holli, Flic.kr/p/epeTqi Who climbs the Grammar-Tree; distinctly knows Where Noun, and Verb, and Participle grows... - Decimus Junius Juvenalis, Satire VI

3. VisualGraphs

4. Go.sadlier.com/school/celebrity-tweets-editing-worksheets Correct celebrity tweets, updates

5. Correct & rewrite reviews

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7. Grammarmancomic.com

8. Comic by Carmen Soto Fernández Pinterest.com/pin/ 393220611187549952 Created with Marvel.com

9. • Students chant, “Mr. Bear, Mr. Bear, how are you?” • The bear puppet answers, “I am…” if he says hungry they all run. Genkienglish.net/howRU.htm Games!

10. Digital games & quizzes

11. Tiny Tap Game Creation App http://www.tinytap.it/ Features: • Add own images or from a web search • Record your own voice • Record a question, an answer, a hint • 20 different soundtracks • Track progress using the in- game scoring system • Personalize pre-made games from the TinyTap store with narration and images

12. Blubbr.tv-CreateYouTubeQuizzes

13. Character Texts ESLVideo.com

14. GetKahoot.com • Create trivia games • Drag and drop • Students prompted to make quiz for their peers to take • Timed • Leader board

15. Bogglesworldesl.com/esl_games.htm

16. Grammar in music

17. Fluencymc.com

18. Jokes

19. JokeBingo

20. Chat Bit.ly/digdialogues

21. Fake SMS by Classtools.net/SMS

22. Teacher:JohannesRojas

23. Bookmarklet Extension Read & Write

24. Grammarly.com

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26. Hemingwayapp.com

27. Littleshopofwriters.org/videos.html

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