Quick Grammar Reference

Dear students,
Find HERE a quick reference to any GRAMMAR points. And you can practise with EXERCISES on the same webpage.

Question Tags

1. Read the grammar and see some examples.
2. Now do some exercises.

Catching a movie

Listen to a Canadian podcast about going to the movies. Follow the instructions to make the most of it.



 

So do I & Neither do I

Hi everyone,
Here you are a quick exercise to review the use of  'so do I' and 'neither do I'.

Intonation and Stress

Dear students,
I  have told you about the importance of intonation and stress in English many times in class so click here to learn more about this issue and do the exercises.
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First Conditional

Hi everyone;
Here is a video and some exercises about First Conditional Sentences.

April Fool's Day

Hi everyone,

Todayis April the 1st and in many countries this is a special day, do you know why?

 

1. Read about the origins of the day.

2. Do the quiz to check your understanding of the text.

3. Try this quiz and see if you can spot the April fools' gags.

4. Listen to a discussion about some of the better hoaxes and learn some vocabulary associated with the day.

Dear Students,
Here you are the video about the history of Easter that we watched in class. Enjoy your holidays!

St. Patrick's Day

1. Read an article about St. Patrick's Day.

2. Listen to a text about St. Patrick. You can do a comprehension activity and you can read the text too.

3. Watch the video "Facts vs Blarney" and learn about St. Patrick's History.

Narrative Tenses

Listen to this podcast  about narrative tenses (past simple, past continous, past perfect). To master the use of these tenses you have to deal with their form, their use and their pronunciation - both for listening and speaking. A full transcript, pronunciation drills, grammar notes and advice are all available for this episode.

PASSIVE VOICE

Hi everyone,
Watch this video to know more about the uses of passive voice in English.

Tips for the oral exam!

                                                            Dear students,

I came across two websites that will give you some very useful tips to prepare the monologue and the interaction for the oral exam. Make the most of them!

AT THE DOCTOR'S

Hi everyone,

If you want to increase your knowlege about this topic, click here and you will find some

vocabulary,reading , listening and speaking activities. I hope you like them!!

Mobile Phones

Listen to Simon and Todd sharing feelings about the phone. Look at the vocabulary as well.

Relative Clauses 2

Dear students,
Here you are more activities about relative clauses, all you have to do is to click on the following links:
http://www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/509.html
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/relative-clauses-2
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/relative-clauses-3

RELATIVE CLAUSES

Hi everyone,
I won't be in the school next Monday so please click here to see more information about relative clauses. Then, do the exercises.

WILL AND GOING TO

Dear students,
As we have looked at the differences between will and going to in class, here you are some activities to revise what you have learnt about them.

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