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Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday
About Britain
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Monday
Webquest Projects
Victorian Society and Class by Irene, Iria, Imán and Laura.
Industrial Revolution and Scientific Progress by Stefan, Jesús, Sergio and Javier.
Victorian Era: General Overview by María, Marcos, Miriam and Natalia.
Victorian Literature: R.L.Stevenson by Miguel Ángel, Alejandro, Iván, Jose and Álvaro.
Victorian Era by David V. David R. Rubén and Ismael.
Industrial Revolution and Scientific Progress by Iván, Javier G., Javier R., and Rodrigo.
Victorian Society by Elvira, Lucía, Roberto and Carolina.
Victorian Literature: Robert L. Stevenson by Ana, María, Paula and Sofía.
The duality of human nature and the importance of reputation. by Miguel, Guillermo, David C.and Daniel.
Tuesday
Monday
Reported Speech Statements
If we report what another person has said, we usually do not use the speaker’s exact words (direct speech), but reported (indirect) speech. Therefore, you need to learn how to transform direct speech into reported speech. The structure is a little different depending on whether you want to transform a statement, question or request. First, we are going to focus on reporting statements.
Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3
Mapa Mental
Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3
Mapa Mental
Sunday
Thursday
Sunday
The Present Perfect
Further practice:
Present Perfect 1
A quiz to practise 'forming' the Present Perfect tense:
A quiz to practise the Present Perfect tense for 'life experiences':
A quiz to practise talking about 'an action that started in the Past and continues until now with for and since':
Present Perfect quizzes to practise talking about an action that 'occurred in the recent past':
Present Perfect quizzes to practise talking about an action that 'occurred in the recent past' 2:
Wiki-u Present Perfect presentations and exercises
AgendaWeb Tons of activities
Wednesday
Sunday
Modal Verbs
MODALS OF DEDUCTION
Ex 1 Ex 2 May & Might AgendaWeb

Mustn't or Don't Have to exercise
CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO (Ability)
Can, Could or Be Able to 2 powerpoint
Can, Could or Be Able to 1 ABILITY
Can, Could or Be Able to 2 ABILITY


Modal Verbs Table
Modal Verbs Situation Table
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