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Showing posts with label Grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grammar. Show all posts
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Verb Tenses
Present, past or future?
How often do you...? Adverbs is what you need to study for this section, among many other things. Above you can read two essential questions for you to think about when you're doing some English Grammar. Any questions about verbs tenses? Please leave us a comment below. For more practice on verb tenses, you could have a look at our Grammar links section on the right-hand side on this blog. So, let's do some grammar!
Imperative, Present Simple & Continuous, Stative verbs _______________________________________________________________________________ Present through Youtube
Past through Youtube
Future through Youtube ____________________________________________
Imperatives through Youtube
Present Perfect through Youtube
How often do you...? Adverbs is what you need to study for this section, among many other things. Above you can read two essential questions for you to think about when you're doing some English Grammar. Any questions about verbs tenses? Please leave us a comment below. For more practice on verb tenses, you could have a look at our Grammar links section on the right-hand side on this blog. So, let's do some grammar!
Imperative, Present Simple & Continuous, Stative verbs _______________________________________________________________________________ Present through Youtube
Past through Youtube
Future through Youtube ____________________________________________
Imperatives through Youtube
Present Perfect through Youtube
Labels:
Future,
Going to,
Grammar,
irregular verbs,
Past,
Present,
Revision of Verb Tenses,
Tenses,
There is / There are,
used to,
Verb Tenses,
will,
would
Sunday, 26 April 2015
Personal Pronouns
"OMG!" means Oh, my God! We say this when we are very surprised about something. Yesterday, I couldn't believe my eyes. My students have forgotten the Personal Pronouns!
OMG! Well, please do not panic and make the effort to go over the Personal Pronouns. Here's something to start with.
OMG! Well, please do not panic and make the effort to go over the Personal Pronouns. Here's something to start with.
Sunday, 15 March 2015
To be or not to be. That's the question
Here's your document to practise all through the verb to be.
Below you'll also find a Basic English Grammar, together with some more practice on the verbs to be and Have got.
Below you'll also find a Basic English Grammar, together with some more practice on the verbs to be and Have got.
Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Expressing quantity
Today's topic is not only about expressing quantity, but related to these bikes on the car.
What I'd like to say is that there are many ways of counting things in English. However, let's study them and try to use the most common ones every day.
Labels:
any,
demonstratives,
Expressing Quantity,
Grammar,
some,
that,
these,
this,
those,
Vocabulary,
Wh-questions
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
TESTS & EXAMS
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Some & Any
Today's grammar point was about the words some and any I think you are still in doubt. So, I've decided to write something about this to sort all your questions out straightaway.
Here you've got some grammar explanations and then some practical activities for you to do at home, so that you can have plenty of language practice and in this way, you'll feel that you're able to communicate and use some and any correctly.
Ok, then. That's all, and please feel free to add any commentaries about grammar or any other language points.
Here you've got some grammar explanations and then some practical activities for you to do at home, so that you can have plenty of language practice and in this way, you'll feel that you're able to communicate and use some and any correctly.
Ok, then. That's all, and please feel free to add any commentaries about grammar or any other language points.
Saturday, 24 March 2012
Marking exams. What a bore!
Hello there! How are you
going on? Worried about your marks? I hope not too much.
Finally, you can also listen
to my marking comment on this post. Enjoy the weekend, be strong and just have a little Patience. bye-bye.
Well, you know what: marking
exams is not the most pleasant task for teachers. However, there's no other way
but keep on doing it. Oh! here's the revision vocabulary and grammar activities with the answers. Hopefully, we'll have a look at them in class and you can always
do some more practice to get it better for your next test. Practice makes
perfect.
Finally, you can also listen
to my marking comment on this post. Enjoy the weekend, be strong and just have a little Patience. bye-bye.
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