ICT and Al Tools for teaching Grammar

1. AI-Powered Grammar Learning Tools

📌 Grammar Checkers & Writing Assistants

• Grammarly – AI-powered tool that corrects grammar, punctuation, and style.

• QuillBot – Helps students paraphrase and improve sentence structure.

• ProWritingAid – Provides in-depth grammar and writing analysis.

📌 Interactive Grammar Practice

• NoRedInk – AI-driven personalized grammar exercises.

• Quill.org – Free grammar lessons with AI feedback for students.

• Khan Academy Grammar – ICT-based interactive grammar tutorials.

• English Grammar 101 – Online grammar lessons with exercises.

2. ICT-Based Interactive Grammar Learning

📌 Gamified Learning & AI Chatbots

• Duolingo – AI-based gamification of grammar lessons.

• Wordwall – Interactive grammar quizzes, games, and exercises.

• Kahoot! – Fun grammar quizzes for classroom competitions.

• ChatGPT – AI chatbot for sentence correction and grammar explanations.

📌 AI-Powered Speech Recognition for Grammar Practice

• ELSA Speak – Improves spoken grammar and pronunciation.

• Speechling – AI-driven tool for correcting spoken grammar in sentences.

Materials for teaching Grammar using ICT or AI Tools:

Lesson Plan: Mastering Grammar with AI & ICT

Target Audience: ESL/EFL Students (Beginner-Intermediate)
Duration: 60 minutes
Tools Used: ChatGPT, QuillBot, Grammarly, Kahoot, Google Docs, Canva

🟢 Lesson Objectives:

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
✅ Understand and apply grammar rules in writing and speaking.
✅ Use AI tools to check, correct, and refine their grammar.
✅ Engage in interactive ICT-based grammar exercises.

🔹 Warm-up (10 minutes) – AI Grammar Check Challenge

🛠 Tool: ChatGPT / Grammarly
📌 Activity:

• The teacher provides incorrect sentences on Google Docs.

• Students identify and correct the mistakes using Grammarly or ChatGPT.

• Discuss the AI corrections as a class.

💡 Example:
❌ Sentence: “He go to school every day.”
✅ Correction: “He goes to school every day.”

🔹 Grammar Rules & Practice (15 minutes) – AI Sentence Rewriting

🛠 Tool: QuillBot / ChatGPT
📌 Activity:

• Students input simple sentences into QuillBot to get alternative grammatically correct versions.

• Compare different sentence structures and discuss why changes happen.

💡 Example:
Student Input: “She don’t like apples.”
QuillBot Output: “She doesn’t like apples.”

🔹 Interactive Grammar Game (15 minutes) – Kahoot Quiz

🛠 Tool: Kahoot / Quizizz
📌 Activity:

• Teacher creates a Kahoot quiz on the grammar topic (e.g., Present Simple vs. Present Continuous).

• Students play in real-time and get instant feedback.

• The top 3 scorers get a bonus challenge (e.g., explain a grammar rule).

💡 Example:
📝 Question: “Which sentence is correct?”
A) She go to work at 8 AM.
B) She goes to work at 8 AM. ✅

🔹 AI-Based Writing Task (15 minutes) – Google Docs Collaboration

🛠 Tool: Google Docs + Grammarly / ChatGPT
📌 Activity:

• Students write a short paragraph using a specific grammar rule (e.g., Past Tense).

• They share the document and get AI-generated corrections using Grammarly.

• Teacher provides feedback on common mistakes.

💡 Example:
📖 Prompt: “Write about your last holiday using past tense.”

✅ Student Output: “Last summer, I went to Paris and visited the Eiffel Tower.”

🔹 Wrap-Up (5 minutes) – AI Chat Reflection

🛠 Tool: ChatGPT / Bard
📌 Activity:

• Students use ChatGPT to generate three sentences using today’s grammar rule.

• Teacher reviews responses and discusses improvements.

💡 Example:
💬 Student Input: “Make three sentences using Present Continuous.”
🤖 ChatGPT Output:

1. I am studying for my exam.

2. She is watching TV.

3. They are playing soccer.

📢 Homework Suggestion:

📌 Grammar Challenge:

• Use Grammarly or ChatGPT to write a 100-word story with at least five past tense verbs.

• Submit before class and discuss common errors next lesso