Saturday

Knock, Knock, Treat or Trick

Halloween is coming!! 

Halloween resources on the blog

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Monday

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Sunday

4º ESO Unit 8 Relative Clauses



Defining relative clauses






Compare: 

My neighbour, who works for ITM, is now in Japan. 
He is the man who works for ITM.




Who wants to be a millionaire  Relative Clauses
En español

Elementary exercises   2    3    4    

EXERCISES  1    2    3     4     5

Join the sentences 1      Join 2      Join 3






   

3º ESO Unit 8 Make od Do




Basic difference between DO and MAKE


  • Use DO for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks.
  • Use MAKE for creating or producing something, and for actions you choose to do.
  • DO generally refers to the action itself, and MAKE usually refers to the result. For example, if you “make breakfast,” the result is an omelet! If you “make a suggestion,” you have created a recommendation.

PRACTICE

  1. Do or make? - exercises
  2. Make or do - exercises
  3. Make / do - exercise
  4. Make or do - exercises
  5. Make and do - exercise
  6. Do vs make - verbs exercises
  7. Verbs do and make - exercises
  8. Make or do - right answer 3
  9. Make or do - right answer 4




               




Make or Do 1



Make or Do Agendaweb

3º ESO Unit 8 Grammar



El Second Conditional se usa para expresar condiciones hipotéticas referidas al presente, algo que es poco probable que ocurra. 

Un ejemplo en castellano sería “Si tuviera un coche, iría a la playa”.

La estructura del segundo condicional:

 if + pasado simple + condicional simple (o los verbos modales could y might). 

Un ejemplo: If I had a car, I would go to the beach (Si tuviera un coche, iría a la playa).


Ex 1           Ex 2      Ex 3

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4º ESO Unit 7 Grammar 2


Grammar explanation







  01. SubjObjQuestions    
02. SubjObjQuestions     03. SubjObjQuestions  


   04. SubjObjQuestions    05. SubjObjQuestions    06. SubjObjQuestions



4º ESO Unit 7 Grammar







Infinitive or Gerund (easy ones)   1     2     3    

Infinitive / Gerund

Tests on Infinitive and Gerund





Saturday

3º ESO Unit 7 Vocabulary


3º ESO Unit 7 Grammar


There are different ways to speak about the future according to the speaker's certainty.
  1. Will and won't are used when we are sure about a future action or event.
  2. May and Might are used when we feel less sure but think the action or event is possible. It might rain this afternoon.
  3. We normally use will to ask questions about the future.
  4. Questions with may or might are unusual, apart from when making requests as in May I go to the toilet?
   

Gap-fill exercise:  will, may, might or won't 



The Future Continuous is used to talk about actions in progress at a point in time the future, as in I will be lying on the beach next Saturday.
Gramática en español           Ex 1   Ex 2