COVID -19 Vocabulary

 

Grammar & Vocabulary Revision

      

Grammar and Vocabulary Jeopardy Game 

3º ESO Unit 2 Natural Disasters Vocabulary

Credit: Franco Matticchio

3º ESO Unit 7 Vocabulary

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!

4ºESO Unit 7 Feelings & Emotions Vocabulary

4º ESO unit 6 Vocab & Grammar

Conditional sentences Grammar & activities

Unit 5 Vocab & Grammar 4º ESO

Passive Voice Grammar & Exercises

Question Tags Grammar & Exercises

                

Questions with Prepositions

1. When a question word is the object of a preposition, the preposition usually comes at the end of the clause, especially in an informal style. That is why we often put a preposition (WITH, AT, FOR, etc.) at the end of a question with WHO...? or WHAT...?, especially in spoken English.
Examples:
a. Who did you go WITH? (more natural than "With whom did you go?")
b. Who is that letter FOR?
c. What are you looking AT?
d. What is she talking ABOUT?

★ MORE GENERAL EXAMPLES ★
-- What are you looking FOR?
-- Who did Anne send the money TO?
-- Where is your wife FROM?
-- What's your book ABOUT?
-- Who are you in love WITH now?
-- What are you all waiting FOR?
-- Who did you give your cell number TO?

Ex 1           Ex 2

Phrasal Verbs Unit 5 3º ESO

Trips Vocabulary Flashcards 3º ESO Unit 5

Musical Instruments

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

Play a second word game. 

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

What a Goal!

WHAT A GOAL!⚽
Best goal of the decade so far for sure 😉
He's won over the Brighton fans 🔵⚪
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— Iran Football (@IranFooty) January 1, 2020

To dribble: in soccer, hockey, and basketball, an act of taking the ball forward with repeated slight touches or bounces.
"a mesmerizing dribble by Daley took him through to confirm Villa's victory"

  

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Xmas is coming!

Advent Calendar 1

Advent Calendar 2

Advent Calendar 3

Fun Xmas Trivia

• Xmas Interactive Book
• Xmas Quiz         Xmas Crossword      Xmas Trivia
• Jacquie Lawson's Xmas cards
• The Origin of Santa Claus interactive
• Christmas Reading & Vocab
• Jingle Bells interactive song
• Xmas Vocabulary
• Here are six pages about Christmas in the US. Listen, play and learn
• Christmas quiz
• Xmas quiz 2
• Xmas TIC TAC TOE
• Coloring Book The Grinch
• Xmas hangman
• Christmas Games
• Get Xmas Presents
• All I Want For Christmas interactive listening
• Visit The North Pole 

                                 

 

Learning Chocolate - Christmas

Click on the advent calendar below

            

Science & Technology activities

Difference Between “Fun” And “Funny”

A common mistake for students learning English is the difference between Fun and Funny.
FUN = ENJOYABLE

•  English class is fun!
•  I think playing soccer is more fun than playing basketball. 
•  We had fun at the party. 

FUNNY = IT MAKES YOU LAUGH, HAHAHAHA

•  The movie is really funny. 
•  I heard a funny story yesterday. 
•  I love comedy, it’s so funny.

Watch the BBC video below on how to use ‘fun and funny’ to answer the following question! 'Yesterday was such a _____ day, it made me so happy!' What word is missing?

• Funny?
• Fun? 

Watch the video to find out when something’s fun, and when it’s funny.        

Both can be used as adjectives (words that describe something)

Funny = it makes you laugh
Fun = when you enjoy yourself and have a good time

A comedian is…. FUNNY (because he makes you laugh)
Going to an amusement park is … FUN (because you enjoy yourself and have a good time)

Compare these examples:
John is a fun guy. (I have a good time when I am with John)
John is a funny guy. (John makes me laugh)

Funny can also mean = Strange

Sometimes FUNNY means strange or difficult to explain.

• I have a funny feeling that something bad is going to happen.
• That’s funny, I thought I had left my keys on the table, not in my bag.
• This soup tastes funny.

          

Take now a little quiz.
Are the following situations fun or funny?

1. A party with your friends is…
2. A clown is…
3. Playing a game is…
4. Visiting new places is…
5. A friend tells you a great joke. The joke is…

After each example, decide if you need fun or funny & say why. Choose between “haha,” “enjoyable,” or “strange.”

1. Where did Liz go? That’s ____________________. I just saw her, but now she disappeared.
2. That TV show is really __________________. It always makes me laugh so hard.
3. What a ___________________ video game! I could play it 24/7.
4. I love soccer. It’s so ________________.
5. Gus tells such __________________ jokes. He’s a real clown.
6. What a ____________________ car! It seems too small to hold anything. You could never fit a family in there.
7. That was a _______________ party. The people were friendly and the food and music were great.

Click here to see the answers

Unit 4 Vocabulary Games

Click on the cards to play the memory games

Unit 3 Vocabulary

   Click on the pictures to play a memory game

General Knowledge Quiz

Star Wars Word Quiz

George Lucas may not have been thinking of future lexicographers when he came up with the unique vocabulary of Star Wars, but we're here to help you sort through some of it. May the Force be with you.

Click on the image to start the quiz.

Travel, Trip, Journey, Voyage, Tour

EXERCISE 1    EXERCISE 2