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 Developing pronunciation

When you work and revise at home is extremely important to check the pronunciation of the words and expressions that you are learning, so here you have some pages that could be useful

IVONA (there is also an app available for Android smartphones)

If you want to check phonetic transcription:
www.photransedit.com

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0 Improve your writing

Good morning!

Writing is an important part of exams but sometimes is difficult to practice out of the classroom context, because you need some kind of feedback to keep on improving.

For this reason, I would like to talk today about a Cambridge web page that provides feedback for your writings.

Write & Improve is a Cambridge web page (still BETA version) mainly for B1 and B2 students, which provides immediate feedback for your writings. They provide different kinds of tasks that you may  find in a Cambridge exam and they don't just correct mistakes, but also make suggestions on how you could improve your writing.

Here you have a video that explains how it works.

No more excuses!Start today!

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

0 The history of the English language.

In this sunny Sunday afternoon a little bit of the History of the English Language.



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