Irregular Verbs: Present Simple, Past Simple, Past Participle: Grammar: ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Irregular Verbs)

Youtube Video: Irregular Verbs: Present Simple, Past Simple, Past Participle: Grammar: ESL Listening, Slideshow: slides, pub,  This video is based on a Google Slides Presentation I originally posted HERE.  

Irregular Verbs: Present Simple to Past Simple: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Past Simple, Irregular Verbs)

Youtube Video: Irregular Verbs: Present Simple to Past Simple: Grammar: ESL Listening, Slideshow: slides, pub, Quizlet: HERE.  This video is based on a Google Slides Presentation I originally posted HERE.  

Relative Clauses: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Relative Clauses)

Youtube Video: Relative Clauses: Grammar: ESL Listening, Slideshow: slides, pub

Reported Speech: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Reported Speech)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

[In making this video, I re-used some of my old materials from HERE and HERE.]

Present Perfect: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Present Perfect)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

Note: "Have you ever gone to Italy?"--I should have clarified this in the video, but with the addition of "ever", the been/gone distinction no longer applies, "gone" can be used in the general sense.

Passive Voice: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Passive Voice)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

Phrasal Verbs: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Phrasal Verbs)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

Subjunctive Complements: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Subjunctive)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

Comparative Adverbs: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Comparative Adverbs)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

Gerunds: Grammar ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Grammar ESL Listening, Gerunds)

Youtube Video--Slideshow (slides, pub)

Grammar: ESL Listening

(TESOL Materials--Any Grammar Point, Listening, Comprehensible Input)

Google Folder--Youtube Playlist

* Comparative Adverbs

* Gerunds

* Irregular Verbs: Present Simple to Past Simple

* Irregular Verbs: Present Simple, Past Simple, Past Participle

* Passive Voice

* Phrasal Verbs

* Present Perfect

* Relative Clauses

* Reported Speech

* Subjunctive Complements

I've been thinking about making the leap into Grammar videos for a couple of years now, but never got around to it.  But I've decided to take the plunge and give it a try.  I think it would be a good resource for flipped classrooms (materials I can share with my students outside of class).  And I've also been thinking it would be good for me because it would force me to research and study more grammar.
How many of these videos I'll manage to make, however, remains to be seen.  I've currently got a lot of video projects that I've stalled out on because of lots of demands on my limited time and energy.  But I've got this idea that I'm going to try to make a video for my students every time I have to teach a grammar point.  We'll see how well it goes.
Sorry about the bad audio quality.  I suppose it goes without saying I don't have professional recording equipment.  (Also, if anyone has any tips about better ways to record videos on your computer, I'm all ears.)
Links to all the relevant folders and playlists at the top.  I'll also be indexing the entries at the top of this post.
And I'll also be indexing these at my other website:
https://sites.google.com/view/reading-and-listening-practice/home