Teaching grammar terms

To my own perspectives teaching grammar terms in the context is very useful. This gives our students to understand the usage better. Understanding the usage properly studies will be able to use the terms in practice properly too.

Teaching grammar is an essential aspect of my role as a language teacher. My students rely on you to provide them with the tools necessary to engage in conversations with others, and grammatical structures make up much of the linguistic toolbox. 

This is an interesting theme that many teachers reflect upon when designing their lessons. Personally, I believe that the decision to use grammar terms depends on the students' age, proficiency level, and learning goals.

I usually teach grammar which is on the curriculum. We do grammar ex at textbooks, workbooks. I also use resourses from British Council. If necesarry i give learners additional information.

For my 5-7 grade learnrs I mostly use a structured form of a particular grammar plus sentence examples or personalized sentences related to the context. As English lessons have to be conducted based on input (listening and reading ) and output (speaking and writing), the main focus is on improving learners' 4 language skills, and grammar is integrated in them according to subject curriculum. Teaching grammar is more effective when combined with a listening or reading task as input, and practised using speaking or writing as language production.

I believe it's important to start with basic grammar terms like "Tense," "Perfect," and "Past" to avoid overwhelming beginners. These simple terms provide a clear foundation for students and help them grasp essential concepts without confusion. At the early stages, the focus should be on helping students use language functionally and confidently.

However, as learners progress and their understanding deepens, I think it's beneficial to introduce more specific grammar terms. While it’s important not to overwhelm them, knowing terms like "Present Perfect," "Subjunctive," or "Relative Clause" allows students to gain a more nuanced understanding of grammar and use the language more accurately and flexibly.