Excel in English

Learn Grammar with Puzzles

Inductive Learning

Excel in English is a fun grammar activity in the course.

What it is

Students learn grammar by solving small puzzles.

• Google Sheets
• Excel
• PDF worksheet

Why it works

Most grammar lessons explain rules first. This activity is different.

Students learn by doing:

• Change sentences
• Try answers
• See results right away
• Notice the grammar pattern

Learn the rules by doing, not by reading long explanations.

How it works

1. Watch a short video. The teacher shows how to solve the puzzle.
2. Try the puzzle yourself.
3. When your answer is correct, the cell turns green.

• Instant feedback
• Clear confirmation
• Game-like practice

Example

Students may change a sentence like this:

He attended the meeting.

To this:

He did attend the meeting.

If it is correct, the cell turns green. If not, they adjust and try again.

3 ways to use it

1) Watch and guess

• Watch the teacher solve the puzzle
• Guess the answer before it appears

2) Interactive (recommended)

• Make a copy in Google Sheets
• Or download the Excel file
• Type answers in the cells
• Get instant green feedback

3) Paper

• Download the PDF
• Write answers by hand
• Check with the answer sheet

Easy access

No special software is needed. Students can use:

• Google Drive / Google Sheets
• Microsoft Excel
• LibreOffice
• PDF

Why students like it

• It feels like a puzzle
• It is interactive
• It gives instant feedback
• It is more fun than normal worksheets

Each unit includes 5 different puzzles.

Summary

• Puzzle-based grammar practice
• Learn by doing (not long lectures)
• Use it on screen or on paper
• Helps students notice, practice, and remember grammar