Improve your English syntax with Grammar Bubbles . This engaging activity is designed for ESL students to practice sentence construction and simple grammar structures. By popping bubbles to arrange words in the correct order, learners build a natural feel for word order, verb conjugations, and pronouns in a fun, high-energy environment. You can assign this page as a task and monitor your students' progress through our dedicated portal. You can share this page by using the link below. https://www.gamestolearnenglish.com/grammar-bubbles/ Our online grammar game uses a fast-paced matching system to reinforce correct English word order: Step 1: Choose Your Map – Select from three distinct maps, each focusing on a different area of English grammar. Step 2: Complete the Stages – Each map contains 9 to 13 stages. To progress, you must click on the words to form grammatically correct phrases matching the images shown. Step 3: Score Points – Making correct sentences like "He eats apples" earns points, while mistakes like "He eat apples" will cost you. Complete the sentences for all three images on the side to finish a stage. Stages with similar grammar points are grouped together. Use this list to find the specific grammar focus for your current level: Focuses on verb conjugations and basic descriptions. Stage 1 - I like vs He likes Stage 2 - I am vs He is Stage 3 - I wear vs She wears Stage 4 - I eat/drink vs He eats/drinks Stage 5 - I am vs he is vs they are Stage 6 - 'To have' vs 'to be' (appearances) Stage 7 - I don't like vs He doesn't like Stage 8 - I watch/read vs She watches/reads Stage 9 - Countries (Come from/speaks) Focuses on object pronouns and possessives. Stage 1 - I ... him/her Stage 2 - I use my ... Stage 3 - He washes his ... Stage 4 - She loves her ... Stage 5 - My ... are ... Stage 6 - He gives ... to him/her Stage 7 - He/She ... him/her/us/them Stage 8 - His/Her ... is ...

Stage 9 - They use their ... Stage 10 - We clean our ... Stage 11 - Our/Their/Your ... are ... Stage 12 - He/She ... himself/herself Stage 13 - Give/take ... from/to him/her Focuses on articles, quantities, and "There is/are." Stage 1 - I want a/some (food) Stage 2 - I have a/two (body parts) Stage 3 - She has a/two/three (items) Stage 4 - He doesn't have a/any Stage 5 - He is wearing... vs He is wearing a... Stage 6 - He ate a vs an Stage 7 - There is/are Stage 8 - There is/are (Part 2) Stage 9 - There isn't/aren't Stage 10 - There aren't any ... Teachers recommend this ESL grammar activity because it provides immediate reinforcement. The game is not designed to teach these points from scratch, but rather to give students a place to practice and reinforce what they have learned in class. It is particularly helpful for Cambridge A1 Starters and A2 Key preparation, where mastering subject-verb agreement and pronouns is essential. Project the game and have the class shout out the correct word bubbles to pop, or set specific maps as homework to track progress on different grammar points. For more focused practice on specific tenses, try our Past Tense Game or the Future Tense Game . If you want to work on just vocabulary, check out Fast English . Which grammar map is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! this is good - godrizzler best game - aaaaa The game very well - Zari The game very well this game is super - dorota this game is super I like Viet nam - Hami I like Viet nam Games to Learn English Content made with PixiJS