I WISH / IF ONLY

Practice of Modal Verbs and Modal Perfect - KAHOOT

a /an - some - any

Further FCE - B2 practice - LET'S KAHOOT !!

 

Describing what you can see (there is/there are)

 

PRESENT PERFECT PARTICLES explained ! ! (video)

Expressing LIKES and PREFERENCES

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For example: 

- I love fizzy drinks

- I love drinking fizzy drinks 

- I enjoy basketball 

- I enjoy playing basketball 

- I don't like meat 

- I don't like eating meat

SAME LEVEL COMPARISONS: (not) as ... as

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

PRESENT SIMPLE: parts of the day and telling the time

NOW REMEMBER THE PARTS OF THE DAY, 

AND TELLING THE TIMES, 

NOW COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES:

1. I get up _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 
2. I have breakfast _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 
3. I go to school _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 
4. I start school _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY).  
5. I have my first break _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY).  
6. I have my second break _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 
7. I finish school _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY).  
8. I get home _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY).  
9. I have lunch _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY).  
10. I do my homework _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 
11.  
12. I have dinner _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 
13. I go to bed _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY).  
14. I sleep _________ (TIME) ________ (PART OF THE DAY). 

PAST SIMPLE vs. PAST CONTINUOUS

What were they doing yesterday at five o'clock?

PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT CONTINUOUS

the Simpsons Family Tree

USED TO - explanation

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE - revision

The PASSIVE VOICE

A short summary for gerunds and infinitives

INFINITIVE OR GERUND?

we use the INFINITIVE with to:

• after adjectives
• to express reason or purpose
• after certain verbs (see list below)

we use the INFINITIVE without to:

• after most modal and auxiliary verbs
• after make and let

we use the GERUND:

• after prepositions
• as the subject of a sentence (NOMINALIZATION)
• after certain verbs (see list below)

Comparative and Superlative adjectives

Reporting verbs