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ESL Grammar Games Offline: 6 Projector Games, A1–B2

6 projector grammar games and 640 original sentences (A1–B2) in one offline HTML file. Tick a grammar point, pick a game, play in teams. No internet, no accounts.

ESL Grammar Games Offline cover: 6 projector games, 640 original sentences on 16 grammar points, A1–B2, one HTML file, no internet, $15 one-time

$15.00 USD, one-time (no subscription)

Buy now: $15 Free offline demo (HTML)

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This is a new shop with no reviews yet, and we won't invent any. Instead, every picture below is a real screenshot or a real PDF page, and you can run the free demo offline on your own school computer before you pay.

Why teachers buy it

6 team games in one file: Sentence Scramble, Fix the Mistake, Gap Fill Race, Grammar Auction, Grammar Quiz Board and Grammar Tic-Tac-Toe.
640 original sentences, 16 grammar points: 4 points per level (A1, A2, B1, B2), 40 sentences each, every one with a marked answer and 3 wrong options.
Works with no internet: double-click ESL-Grammar-Games.html from your laptop or a USB stick. No accounts, no ads, nothing uploaded.
Your own sentences in all 6 games: paste lines like She *has lived* here since 2019. | lived, has live, is living, save up to 20 sets of up to 300 sentences, import / export .txt.
Made for the projector: big text, big buttons, team scores for 2–6 teams, timer with beep and screen flash, keyboard shortcuts.

Try it first: free offline demo

Download free-demo.html (one file, no email, no signup), copy it to the school computer or a USB stick and double-click it. If the demo runs, the full version runs too: it is the same code.

The demo has 2 games (Sentence Scramble and Gap Fill Race), 2 grammar points (A1 Verb to be and A2 Past simple, 12 sentences each) and up to 12 of your own pasted sentences. The full version adds:

4 more games: Fix the Mistake, Grammar Auction, Grammar Quiz Board, Grammar Tic-Tac-Toe
14 more grammar points and 640 built-in sentences in total (A1–B2)
Saved sets of up to 300 sentences (up to 20 sets), Import / Export .txt
The 6 PDFs: Quick Start, 11-page Teacher Guide and 33-page Sentence Bank, each in US Letter and A4

Download the free demo

Look inside: the games

Real screenshots of ESL-Grammar-Games.html.

Start page: tick grammar points by level, pick one of 6 games, set 2 to 6 teams — Start page: tick grammar, pick a game, set teams

Fix the Mistake: the error crossed out in red, the correct form in green, team scores — Fix the Mistake: reveal the error and the correct form

Grammar Quiz Board with grammar columns and 100 to 500 points — Grammar Quiz Board: 2–5 columns, 100–500 points

Look inside: real PDF pages

Teacher Guide page 4: Fix the Mistake with players, time, steps, 2 classroom variations and keyboard table — Teacher Guide p.4: one game page (Fix the Mistake)

Teacher Guide page 1: contents — Teacher Guide p.1: contents

Teacher Guide page 2: setting up — Teacher Guide p.2: setting up

Teacher Guide page 3: Sentence Scramble — Teacher Guide p.3: Sentence Scramble

Sentence Bank page 1 — Sentence Bank p.1

Sentence Bank page 2: A1 Verb to be, rule note and sentences 1 to 30 with answers and wrong options — Sentence Bank p.2: rule note + 30 sentences

Sentence Bank page 3: more sentences with answers and wrong options — Sentence Bank p.3

Quick Start, 1 page — Quick Start (1 page)

Sentence Bank A4 version, page 2 — Same page, A4 version (laid out for A4, not scaled)

Sentence Bank sample: B1 (text copied from the file)

B1 · 9. Present perfect vs past simple. Rule: Past simple for finished time (yesterday, in 2019, two years ago, when…?). Present perfect (have / has + past participle) for experience and with since, for, already, yet, ever, never and just.

#	Correct sentence (answer highlighted)	Wrong options (1st = the mistake)
1	She has lived here since 2019.	lived, has live, is living
2	I bought this car two years ago.	have bought, buyed, has bought
3	Have you ever been to Japan?	Did you ever been, Have you ever went, Were you ever
4	We visited Rome last summer.	have visited, visit, have visit
5	He has worked for this company for ten years.	works, has work, is working
6	I have already finished the report.	have already finish, already have finish, has already finished

Sentence Bank sample: B2 (text copied from the file)

B2 · 13. Passive voice (all main tenses). Rule: be in the right tense + past participle: is made, was built, is being repaired, has been sold, will be finished, must be returned. Use by to say who did the action.

#	Correct sentence (answer highlighted)	Wrong options (1st = the mistake)
1	This bridge was built in 1890.	was build, built, is built
2	English is spoken in many countries.	is speak, speaks, spoken
3	The new hospital will be finished next year.	will finished, will be finish, is finish
4	My car is being repaired at the moment.	is repairing, is being repair, being repaired
5	The office is cleaned every evening.	is cleaning, cleans, cleaned
6	All the tickets have been sold.	have sold, have been sell, has been sold

Teacher Guide sample lesson (p.11, text copied from the file)

Sample lesson: zero-prep 45-minute grammar review. Example: B1 · Present perfect vs past simple · 4 teams · Projector

Time	Game	What you do
0–5 min	Set-up	Open the file, tick B1 “Present perfect vs past simple”, set 4 teams and names. Write the rule from the Sentence Bank on the board.
5–15 min	02 Fix the Mistake	8–10 sentences. Teams say the correct sentence; you reveal and give +1. Ask “Why?” after each reveal (since / ago / ever).
15–25 min	03 Gap Fill Race	10 sentences, 15-second timer. Fast buzzing, A–D answers. Keep the scores on the board.
25–40 min	04 Grammar Auction	10 lots, 1000 each. Teams discuss before every bid. Reveal all and discuss each wrong sentence.
40–45 min	Wrap-up	Teams add their totals from the three games. Students write 2 sentences of their own; type the best ones into My Sentences for next lesson.

What it is

Grammar review lessons are easier when students play in teams, but many classrooms have slow or blocked internet, and students often cannot make accounts. ESL Grammar Games Offline is one HTML file that runs in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox with no internet connection.

Open the file, tick one or more grammar points (or your own set), pick a game and press F for full screen. The selection stays the same in all 6 games, so you can play Fix the Mistake, then Gap Fill Race, then a Grammar Auction on the same grammar without any preparation.

Sentence Scramble: click the mixed-up words into the right order; Check turns the row green and gives the team +1.
Fix the Mistake: one sentence with a typical learner error; Reveal shows the error with a red line and the correct form in green.
Gap Fill Race: teams buzz in with keys 1–6 and answer A–D (four colours and four shapes) against a 15-second timer.
Grammar Auction: teams bid on 8–12 sentences, about half of them wrong. Correct sentences add the bid, wrong ones take it away.
Grammar Quiz Board: a Jeopardy-style board with 2–5 grammar columns and 100–500 points, undo and optional minus points.
Grammar Tic-Tac-Toe: answer correctly to take the square; 3×3 or 4×4.

The sentences: 640 original English sentences, 40 for each of 16 grammar points: to be, present simple, there is / are, prepositions of place (A1); past simple, present continuous vs simple, comparatives & superlatives, will / going to (A2); present perfect vs past simple, first & second conditional, modals, quantifiers (B1); passive voice, reported speech, third conditional & wish, gerunds vs infinitives (B2). In every grammar point, 20 sentences are about adult or neutral everyday life (work, travel, shopping, housework, health, the city), 12 about school and teen life and 8 about family, weather, animals and hobbies, so the bank fits teens and adult classes.

Honest limits: levels A1–B2 only (no C1, no Pre-A1 / young-learner level). The built-in sentences are in English only with no translations. Your own pasted sentences can include Chinese, Japanese or Korean hints and display normally. Saved sets stay in the browser on that computer; use Export .txt to move them.

What you get (1 ZIP, 8 files)

One download, ESL-Offline-Grammar-Games.zip. After you pay, the download page also lists every file separately. Unzipped:

ESL-Offline-Grammar-Games/
  ESL-Grammar-Games.html          6 games + 640 sentences (1 offline file)
  LICENSE.txt                     single-teacher licence
  docs/
    Quick-Start-Letter.pdf        1 page
    Quick-Start-A4.pdf            1 page
    Teacher-Guide-Letter.pdf      11 pages
    Teacher-Guide-A4.pdf          11 pages
    Sentence-Bank-Letter.pdf      33 pages
    Sentence-Bank-A4.pdf          33 pages

ESL-Grammar-Games.html: the start page, 6 games, 640 built-in sentences and the My Sentences panel (1 file, offline)
docs/Quick-Start-Letter.pdf and docs/Quick-Start-A4.pdf: 1 page each
docs/Teacher-Guide-Letter.pdf and docs/Teacher-Guide-A4.pdf: 11 pages each (setup, 1 page per game with steps, players, time, 2 variations and keys, the 16 grammar points, writing your own sentences with 5 examples, a 45-minute sample lesson)
docs/Sentence-Bank-Letter.pdf and docs/Sentence-Bank-A4.pdf: 33 pages each, all 640 sentences with the answer and 3 wrong options, a rule note for each grammar point
LICENSE.txt: single-teacher licence

Who it is for

English teachers in China, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Korea or the Middle East whose classroom internet is slow or blocked
Teachers whose students cannot create accounts
Adult-school and exam-prep teachers who need work, travel and everyday sentences at B1–B2
Tutors who share a screen in person or on Zoom

Who it is not for

C1 / advanced classes or very young learners (Pre-A1)
Teachers who need built-in translations
Teachers who want students to play on their own devices: this is a teacher-led projector game

FAQ

Do I need internet?
No. The file runs from your computer or a USB stick with no internet and no install.

Does it work on a school computer where I cannot install software?
Yes, if the computer has a modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox). Nothing is installed. In Safari, right-click the file and choose Open With → Safari.

Which browsers?
Built for the current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari (standard HTML/JS, no plug-ins). Internet Explorer is not supported. If your school computer is old, open the free demo first: if the demo runs, the full version runs too (same code).

Can I use my own sentences?
Yes. Paste one per line with the answer in *stars* and 1–3 wrong options after |. They work in all 6 games. You can save up to 20 sets of up to 300 sentences and import or export .txt files.

Will clearing the browser cache delete my sentences?
Yes, it can: My Sentences are saved in that browser's local storage. Press Export .txt before clearing the cache or changing computers, then Import .txt to bring them back. The 640 built-in sentences are inside the file and are never lost.

Is student data collected?
No. There are no accounts and no tracking. Your saved sets stay in your browser on that computer.

Can I print the sentences?
Yes. The Sentence Bank PDF (Letter and A4) lists all 640 sentences with answers and wrong options, and the licence allows printing for your own classes.

Can I print for several classes? Can I share it with a colleague?
You can print the Sentence Bank, Quick Start and Teacher Guide as often as you need, for all of your own classes and students. Please don't forward the files to other teachers; each teacher needs their own copy (see LICENSE.txt).

I teach at two schools (for example an ALT rotating between schools). Is that one licence?
Yes. The licence is per teacher, not per school: you can use and print it in all of your own classes at every school where you teach, on the school PCs, your laptop or a USB stick. It does not cover other teachers at those schools.

Can my school pay for it? Can colleagues at my school use it?
Yes, your school can pay; the licence is still for one named teacher. Each other teacher who wants to use it in their own classes needs their own copy. The payment is processed by Waffo Pancake, our merchant of record.

What about bug fixes and browser updates?
Email chenphien@gmail.com (we reply within 2 business days). If a browser update or a bug stops the file working, we fix it and send you the fixed file free. Bookmark your download page so you can download the files again.

What if it doesn't work for me?
Email us within 14 days of purchase for a full refund, no questions asked (see Terms). And if the file won't open on your school computer and we can't fix it with you, you get a full refund.

Licence: one teacher, all of your own classes and devices. Not for resale or sharing.

$15.00 USD, one-time

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