Club de Exploradores de Gramática (MCER B1+)

🌟 Embark on a Grammar Adventure!
In this weekly online club, learners will dive into the world of English grammar through interactive activities, engaging themes, and creative scenarios that make learning fun and memorable.

✍️ What We Will Study:
Each 25-minute Zoom session explores an essential grammar topic like verb tenses, conditionals, articles, modals, and more. Each lesson is brought to life with imaginative adventures—solving mysteries, exploring time, reimagining hero stories, and more! These dynamic themes help learners practice grammar in real-world contexts while building their confidence and creativity.

🧠 Why These Skills Are Important:
Grammar is more than just rules—it’s the foundation of clear and effective communication. Mastering topics like verb tenses and conditionals equips learners to express ideas with clarity and precision, whether they’re writing a story, holding a conversation, or giving a presentation.

These skills aren’t just for school—they’re tools for life. From academic success to professional communication, strong grammar ensures your words have impact, meaning, and style. Plus, building confidence in grammar empowers learners to share their voice in any context.

📚 How We Will Learn:
Through games, group projects, and guided practice, learners will actively apply grammar concepts in fun, engaging scenarios. Each session is designed to spark creativity while reinforcing key skills. Perfect for CEFR B1 learners, this grammar club blends education and adventure to create an unforgettable learning experience.

The small group size allows for significant individualized attention and feedback and more participation for students.

🚀 Ready to Start Your Grammar Journey?
Are you excited to sharpen your English skills and bring your words to life? Bring your notebook, curiosity, and sense of fun—you’ll be exploring grammar like never before!

💬 Have Questions?
Feel free to message me with any questions about the club—I’m happy to help!



The proposed schedule of topics for the next cycles is as follows:

Cycle 1: Time Travelers – Exploring Time 
•	Week of January 13: Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
•	Week of January 20: Past Simple vs. Present Perfect 
•	Week of January 27: Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous
•	Week of February 3: Future Forms: Will, Be Going To, Present Continuous 
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Cycle 2: Grammar Detectives – Solving Clues
•	Week of February 10: First Conditional & Future Time Clauses
•	Week of February 17: Second Conditional
•	Week of February 24 Modals of Deduction: Must, Might, Could, Can’t
•	Week of March 3: Reported Speech 
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Cycle 3: Grammar Adventurers – Journeys and Choices 
•	Week of March 10: Gerund or Infinitive: Do, To Do, Doing 
•	Week of March 17: Reflexive Pronouns: Myself, Yourself, etc. 
•	Week of March 24: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives & Adverbs 
•	Week of March 31: Quantifiers: Much, Many, A Lot, Little, Few, Some, Any ________________________________________
Cycle 4: Grammar Builders – Constructing Ideas 
•	Week of April 7: Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses
•	Week of April 14: Clauses of Contrast, Purpose, and Reason
•	Week of April 21: Verb + Prepositions
•	Week of April 28: Adjective + Prepositions
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Cycle 5: Grammar Heroes – Tales of Bravery
•	Week of May 5: Passive Voice
•	Week of May 12: Active vs. Passive Voice 
•	Week of May 19: Phrasal Verbs (Introductory Set)
•	Week of May 26: Question Tags
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Cycle 6: Grammar Explorers – The Final Frontier
•	Week of June 2 Third Conditional 
•	Week of June 9: So, Such, Such a, So Much, So Many
•	Week of June 16: Articles: A(n), The, No Article
•	Week of June 23: During, For, While