TELLING THE TIME

Hi guys!

Here you are some games to practise HOW TO TELL THE TIME:

GAME 1

GAME 2

GAME 3

GAME 4

GAME 5

GAME 6

GAME 7

GAME 8

GAME 9

GAME 10




I remind you that next week we will have the Unit test (U4).
Practise the vocabulary, was/were, review some information about Ireland and how to tell the time.

Hope it helps you!!

VERB TO BE- PAST SIMPLE

Next week, we will talk about PAST SIMPLE using the verb TO BE.

Here you are a mindmap that explains how to make PAST SIMPLE

Here you are some online exercises to practise it. 

GRAMMAR RULE

PAST SIMPLE

LOTS OF EXERCISES

THERE WAS/THERE WERE

WAS/WERE QUESTIONS

WAS/WERE

PRESENT CONTINUOUS vs PRESENT SIMPLE

Hi guys!

This is a very interesting mindmap that explains how to make present continuous.


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Here you are some exercises to practise PRESENT CONTINUOUS and the differences between present progressive and simple.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS 

PRESENT CONTINUOUS vs PRESENT SIMPLE

Hope it helps.

Hi guys!

Here you are some websites to practise English!

Hope you like them! CLICK ON THEM

ESL GAMES

EDUCAPLAY 

LEARN ENGLISH

FUN ENGLISH 

GRAMMAR

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LIKE +ING

Grammar Rule

Examples

I like going to the park.
I love playing games.
I don’t mind doing homework.

Remember!

We can use ‘like’, ‘love’, ‘hate’ and ‘don’t mind’ to say how we feel about an activity.
She loves watching TV.
He hates tidying his room.
They don’t like going to the dentist.

Be careful!

After ‘like’, ‘love’, ‘hate’ and ‘don’t mind’ we usually use the verb with ‘ing’.
I love using the computer.
He doesn’t like shopping.
She doesn't mind reading.

We say... We don’t say...

I like cooking. (NOT I like to cooking.)
She doesn’t like studying. (NOT She doesn’t like for studying.)

If you need to practise some exercises about "like"

Here you are some websites.

EXERCISES

EXERCISES 2

EXERCISES 3

VIDEO

VIDEO 2

VIDEO 3

VIDEO 4

VIDEO 5

PRESENT SIMPLE

Checking vocabulary in class we have seen that some people need to review PRESENT SIMPLE.

PRESENT SIMPLE is used to talk about general truths and timetable. The simple present tense has a special -s marking when the subject is a singular noun or a third person pronoun. 



We have some links that may help you.

See you!

Simple Present Exercise 01
Simple Present Exercise 02
Simple Present Exercise 03
Simple Present Exercise 04
Simple Present Exercise 05
Simple Present Exercise 06
Simple Present Exercise 07
Simple Present Exercise 08

EXERCISES

GAME

LOTS OF ACTIVITIES