0 Future Part I

Hello!

As I promised, here you have some exercises to practice the future tense, but this is only the beginning, soon we will see some other structures to talk about future.
Remember to review theory and  check your email before you do the exercises.

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

If you want to check different posts about future in this blog click here and here.

See you in class!

0 Present simple vs Present continuous

Hello!

To differentiate between present simple and present continuous you have to pay attention to adverbs (always, often, now etc.) because they help you to recognize the tense you need.

To review theory about this topic you can have a look at this page

Now, let's practice!This is the best way to learn!

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercises to practice present simple, past simple and present continuous.

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

2 Prepositions of time (AT, IN, ON)

Hi little monsters!

Prepositions are words that link or match nouns, pronouns or phrases to other words in a sentence. This

relation usually shows time, place, direction, instrument, etc.

Here you have a presentation to review prepositions of time (AT; IN; ON)

And some exercises to practice on this link.


See you ON Wednesday!

0 Present simple and frequency adverbs

Hello everyone!

Let's have a look at the present simple and frequency adverbs. Remember that we use frequency adverbs to say how often we do an activity and we use present simple to talk about habits and routines.

Here you can remember the theory and here you can practice.

And now a short video!

Hope you find it useful and good luck with your exams!

0 Present simple

Hello everyone!

Now you can use the present simple to talk about habits and general facts. Have a look at this video!

Remember how to form the 3rd person singular!

And now some exercises to practice!

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

See you in the Halloween party!

0 Conditionals

Hello!

As I told you, you can now practice conditionals at home with some interesting links.

First, in this video you have a review and an exercise. You can download the exercise in this LINK if you prefer to print it.

HERE you have some theory comparing ZERO conditional, and 1st conditional, and a small introduction of  Second conditional that we will see tomorrow in class.

More theory

More exercises:
Statements

Negations

Multiple choice exercise

Fill in exercise


See you tomorrow!

0 QUANTIFIERS

Hello everyone! I know that sometimes quantifiers are a litlle bit difficult to understand and use, so here you can find extra material to review and practice apart from what we do in class.

REMEMBER THAT LINKS ARE THE BLUE WORDS!!

THIS LINK is a PDF, so you can download it.

Here you have an EXERCISE from our book's webpage.

More exercises HERE and HERE.

Another EXERCISE.

If you need more exercises, you just have to tell me. And DO NOT FORGET that you also have the workbook to practice!

See you next Wednesday!

0 PRESENT PERFECT

Hello everyone!

Here in this link, you have a little review of the uses of past simple. In class we have only seen the first use. Be careful!

I know that you want to practice this new tense, so here you have some exercises to do:

Exercise 1, statements.
Exercise 2 to practice questions.
Exercise 3 negative sentences.
Exercise 4 mixed sentences.

See you tomorrow!

0 PRESENT CONTINUOUS;BE GOING TO; WILL

Hello everyone!

                                                  

You now have many tools to express future, but I'm going to sum up the most important things here:

FUTURE PLANS

To express something that is going to happen in the future but was decided in the past you have present continuous and be going to.

Present Continuous:
It describes an action that is going to happen in the future, but is something that you decided in the past


Next Monday I'm flying to Nottingham
(you decided it in the past)


Remember that you always need a time reference! (next year, next month...).

Be going to:
It has the same meaning as present continuous.

Next Monday I'm going to fly to Nottingham.


Will:
Will/won't + infinitive
 It describes future actions, BUT it does not refer to things that you planned in the past but to things that you plan in the moment that you are speaking.(instant decisions)

Oh, It's very late I will come back home.
Oh It's very cold, I will close the window.


PREDICTIONS


To talk about predictions you use GOING TO and WILL

The sky is so dark, It's going to rain.


The match between Real Madrid and Barcelona will be exciting.


NOTE: you can use "will" to express other things that we are going to see in next lessons.

LET'S PRACTICE!!

Exercise 1
Exercise 2

See you tomorrow!!

0 FUTURE

Hello!!!
Remember that in 1C we saw future forms with will, be going to and present continuous, so here you have a small presentation to review them.

Future Tenses

here you have some exercises to practice.

More exercises soon!

0 Past simple vs Past continuous

Hello!

We will go back to our 2nd year book soon, so I don't want you to forget that we were talking about Past simple and Past continuous. Here you have a little story about these two tenses.
And if you want to read more, click here.


Now that you know a lot of things about the past it's time to practice!

Exercises!

0 Tenses

Hi again!

Some of you have told me that you need to review some of the tenses, but TAKE IT EASY (relax), we will review all of them but step by step.

You can start having a look at present simple and present continuous and after that you can do some exercises using both tenses.
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
and finally a little test just in case you have more free time!

More tenses soon!


See you tomorrow!

0 RELATIVE CLAUSES

Hello!

Here you have some material to review defining relative clauses. There are some things that we haven't seen in class (WHOM) but I think it is explained in a clear way and you can practice with some exercises.
Click here  to review grammar and...

...here you have some exercises:
Exercise 1 (Can the relative pronoun be omitted or not?)
Exercise 2  (If you think that the pronoun can be omitted you have to choose the pronoun in parentheses)
Tranforming sentences (Join the two sentences using a relative pronoun)

Another exercise (You have the key in the second page, so, do not cheat!)

Leave me your comments if you have any suggestion or doubt!

See u in class!:)