I just recently started working with corpora, so much material, so many posibilities, such an amazing tool we don't usually consider using in the ESL classroom.
A pioneer in the use of corpora in ESL/EFL/EAP was the late Tim Johns.
https://lexically.net/wordsmith/corpus_linguistics_links/Tim%20Johns%20and%20DDL.pdf
https://lexically.net/TimJohns/
Some of the material available via the second link may still be usable, or it may help you to come up with new ideas.
Dear Yamin Quiroz Esquivel, As you continue to work with corpora, consider integrating them into various aspects of your ESL teaching, from vocabulary and grammar instruction to writing and speaking practice. Encouraging students to interact with real language data can enhance their language skills and deepen their understanding of English as a dynamic and ever-evolving communication tool. Regards
I believe, in today's digital world, corpora is a great asset for language learning and teaching. We as teachers should make use of it in our lesson plans and teaching practices and let our learners utilize the relevant corpora for language proficiency.
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