Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Sunday

Trapped in the High School

Four secondary students have been trapped in the school since the COVID19 lockdown was imposed in Madrid. To help them you must pass the tests below. Good luck!

Wednesday

Musical Instruments


Play a word game to learn and practise musical instruments vocabulary.


How much do you know about music? Play this game to see how well the animal band plays.

Monday

The UK







Irregular Verbs Learning Games


Level: intermediate
Procedure:
This a competition to be played in pairs: student A and B
Whole class: As decide on a letter to challenge Bs.
Bs will have one minute to write as many irregular verbs (infinitive-past-past participle) beginning with the selected letter as they can think of.

Irregular verbs will be awarded 1 or 2 points depending on the difficulty of their spelling or on their frequency at an intermediate level.
Set a timer for the allotted time and when time is up, display the answers by clicking on the interactive letter.
Student B gets 1 point or 2 points (depending on the verb) only if he has correctly spelt the verb in the past and past participle.
Now, it ‘s Student B’s turn

NOTE: What do As or Bs do while it’s the other student’s turn to compete? They can also do the challenge, but no points will be awarded!

Note: This is an interactive tool. Click on the letters. Click on the arrows to enlarge the game.

Click on the table below


Sunday

IRREGULAR VERBS

You only truly master the irregular verbs when you are able to say them in the blink of an eye without making any mistake.

These are my suggestions:

Say them aloud. Here is a list of verbs with the sounds that will help you repeat them correctly
Play with them       Play with them



                



                   

Sunday

Halloween Activities & Games


Halloween Exercises 1
Halloween Exercises 2



         

Word Search Past Simple Verbs


Revision Quizzes


   

The Passive Voice: Speaking activities

            


Passive Voice Trivia          Jeopardy Passive Game




                 

                              
<

Reporting Verbs









Reporting suggestions

There are a few verbs like suggest, recommend or insist that require the subjunctive when they are used in reported speech. This is very difficult to get right, so if you want to impress your friends, learn it! Compare the following:



                            














Have a look at this grammar about reporting verbs