I- Forms of irregular verbs
Identify the following forms provided as infinitive, simple past or past participle.
1- Ate Infinitive Simple past Past participle.
I- Forms of irregular verbs
Identify the following forms provided as infinitive, simple past or past participle.
2- Do Infinitive Simple past Past participle.
I- Forms of irregular verbs
Identify the following forms provided as infinitive, simple past or past participle.
3- Have Infinitive Simple past Past participle .
I- Forms of irregular verbs
Identify the following forms provided as infinitive, simple past or past participle.
4- Went Infinitive Simple past Past participle.
I- Forms of irregular verbs
Identify the following forms provided as infinitive, simple past or past participle.
5- Drank Infinitive Simple past Past participle.
I- Forms of irregular verbs
Identify the following forms provided as infinitive, simple past or past participle.
6- Taken Infinitive Simple past Past participle .
Family Tree. English Excersices.
1-Oliver is Emma´s Uncle Brother Father Cousin.
Family Tree. English Excersices.
2. Andrew is Michael's Uncle Brother Grandfather Father .
Family Tree. English Excersices.
Emma is Oliver's Aunt Mother Sister Grandmother.
Family Tree. English Excersices.
Sarah is Michael's Sister Aunt Grandmother Mother .
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
1. NOUNS: Are words that name people, places, things or ideas.(Sustantivos)
2. PRONOUNS: Are words that take the place of nouns. (Pronombre)
3. VERBS: Are words that show an action or a state of being. (Verbos)
4. ADJECTIVES: Are words that describe nouns or pronouns. (Adejectivos)
5. ADVERBS: Are words that describe adjectives, verbs or other adverbs.(Adverbios)
6. PREPOSITIONS: Are words that describe the relationship between a noun or pronoun and some other word or element in the rest of the sentence. (Preposiciones)
7. CONJUNCTIONS: are words that join two or more words, phrases or clauses. (Conectores)
Banks are closed ON public hollidays. adjective adverb preposition verb .
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
I "MET" my girlfriend 5 years ago" Verb adverb adjetive noun.
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
If we finish our work "QUICKLY" we can go to the movies. Adverb verb adjective noun .
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
I want to go to a "UNIVERSITY" in the United States Noun verb conjunction adjective .
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
Andy knocked on the door "BUT" nobody answered Noun Conjunction Adjective Adverb .
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
"AFTER" the exam let's go out for a coffee. Preposition Adjective Adverb Verb.
Part of the speech: Identifiy the word in capital as:
I "STUDY" English at the Centro de Idiomas on Saturdays Adverb Noun Adjective Verb .
Match the following sentences with their appropriate tenses: I don´t want to work anymore for that company. I worked very hard when I was young. I am doing the exam as fast as I can. .
Match words with pictures: WEATHER.
What is the weather like? It´s Sunny Rainy Overcast Windy.
Match words with pictures: WEATHER.
What is the weather like? It´s Rainy Stormy Cloudy Windy .
Match words with pictures: WEATHER.
What is the weather like? It´s Stormy Lightning Stormy Rainy .
Match words with pictures: WEATHER.
What is the weather like? It´s Rainy Stormy Cloudy windy .
Match words with pictures: WEATHER.
What is the weather like? It´s Windy Cloudy Rainy Dusty .
Match words with pictures: WEATHER.
What is the weather like? It´s Snowing Sunny Rainy Sleeting .
Vocabulary for Food.
Your parents have sent you to the local market to buy some fruit and vegetables that will be used during the week for meals, juices and soups. They have given to you two bags, so you need to be very carefull and make a selection of the following foodstuffs.
Eggplant Garlic Kiwi Broccoli Oranges watermelon Carrots Passion Fruit Bananas Cucumber .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when You are learning English. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
(1) My name is /are Fred and I live/lives in London.
are and lives is and live .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when You are learning English. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
(2) I am/ have 17 years old. I usually get out of my bed (3) around/about 7:30 have and around am and about .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when You are learning English. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
Usually, I have Cereal (4) in /for breakfast with orange juice. I have toast with Jam and Honey. in for .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when You are learning English. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
Then, I pack my back for school. I walk, because my school is only 15 minutes(5) of /from my house. from of .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when You are learning English. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
The school is quite old. It´s been a school for about 400 years and it´s got (6) around/about a 1000 students there.
around about.
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when You are learning English. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
School (7) starts/start (8) at/on 8: 30 and then we have two lessons which go until 10:15. start and on starts and at .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when we are still thinking in spanish to speak in english. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
10:45 we have break (10) for/since 15 minutes. Then 11 until 12: 40, we have two more lessons and then lunchtime. Most people eat (11) at/ in school. British school food is not very nice.
since and in for and at .
Idiomatic English
Try to avoid the common mistakes that we make when we are still thinking in spanish to speak in english. Only one option is idiomatically correct for an englishman to say and write:
We have two more lessons after lunch and we finish school at 3:30. Usually, I come home and I just sort of relax for a bit and that´s usually for maybe an hour. My mum (16) gets/arrive home between 5:30 and 6:00.
We will have dinner about 6:30.
gets arrive.
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