CONDITIONALS

 

ZERO CONDITIONAL PRACTICE

FIRST CONDITIONAL PRACTICE

SECOND CONDITIONAL PRACTICE

💥EXTRA!!!

THIRD CONDITIONAL PRACTICE

Grammar. Questions with and without Auxiliary Verbs

FOUR WAYS OF EXPLAINING!

Which one do you like the most?

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Practise  and   practise!"!!!

Have you been or have you gone?

                 "HAVE BEEN" OR "HAVE GONE"?

Key

Have been is used to talk about completed visits.
Have gone implies that the person has not yet returned.

Have been se usa para hablar de visitas terminadas.
Have gone implica que la persona aún no ha regresado.

• have been
  Have you ever been to Europe?
  I've been to Europe twice.
  He has never been to Japan.
  
  
• have gone
  Where is Tom? He has gone to Europe.
  Tom was offered a new job and he has gone to Europe.
  My mother has gone to the market, but she'll be back in a minute.

Have you been or gone?

Extra practice

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THE PRESENT PERFECT

PRESENT PERFECT      1   2  3  4  5

PRESENT PERFECT SONGS 

Have you ever seen the rain?

Nothing compares with you

U2 - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 

The Simple Past

SIMPLE PAST

Other link

Regular verbs practice  1  2  

Irregular verbs practice  1  2 3 4

REVISION

MUST HAVE TO / MUSTN'T DON'T HAVE TO

CLICK HERE TO HAVE THE INTERACTIVE EXERCISE.

CLICK HERE TO HAVE THE INTERACTIVE EXERCISE.

CLICK HERE TO HAVE THE INTERACTIVE EXERCISE.

ENOUGH /TOO

Theory  a  b   

EXCERCISES        0  1   2

QUESTION TAGS or TAIL QUESTIONS

 

NEGATIVE 
AFFIRMATIVE
3
4
Now, you write  1

FIRST CONDITIONAL

First conditional

HAVE GOT

 Revision have got  1   2   3

HAVE GOT          HAVE   AFF  NEG  INT

                        CHOOSE 

Extra practice

FUTURE WILL- HOROSCOPES

 

Practise reading the horoscope.

Do you believe in horoscopes?

FUTURE

PRESENT SIMPLE FOR FUTURE  1

PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR THE FUTURE 1 2

FUTURE BE GOING TO 1   2

FUTURE SIMPLE WILL 1 

BE GOING TO vs WILL  1   2

Future tenses

PRESENT SIMPLE vs. PRESENT CONTINUOUS.

FORM

USE

some practice 

PRESENT SIMPLE

 PRESENT SIMPLE

The Saxon Genitive

The Saxon genitive 

Loli is Santi`s friend.     Nancy is Humi`s sister.

Lucía is Juan`s granddaughter. 

Manuela is Yolanda and Manuela`s mother.

Manuel is Asun`s father.   Rocío is María's sister.

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 Extra practice  1    2    3

REVISION COMPARATIVE

 COMPARATIVE

write sentences comparing films, books, towns, ....

ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE PLACES

ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE BOOKS/FILMS

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVES

Comparatives and superlatives

PRACTICE     1   2   3

Grammar Snacks - Comparatives and Superlatives

 Oliver: So, where do you get the best pizza in London?
Alfie: No doubt about it, it has to be Pietro’s.
Daisy: No way! The pizzas in La Bella Napoli, just around the corner, are so much tastier ... and they’ve got more variety ... and the friendliest waiters!
Oliver: Yeah, I think she’s right, Alfie; much better quality. It’s not the cheapest though, but they’re so good!
Alfie: All right then, yeah, La Bella Napoli is nearer than Pietro’s. The cheese isn’t as good though, and for me it’s all in the cheese!
Daisy: You could have pasta?
Alfie: Pasta in La Bella Napoli? They do the most disgusting pasta I’ve ever tasted.
Daisy: All right!

Daisy: Hi, Mum. How’s Rome?
Sophie: Hello, love, yes, all’s well, thanks. What are you doing?
Daisy: I’m with Oliver and Alfie. We’re going to have a pizza. I’ll put you on speaker phone.
Sophie: That’s a coincidence! I’ve just eaten the most amazing pizza ever. It was the best I’ve ever had.  
Daisy: Sounds good!
Oliver: Was the base good, Mum?
Sophie: Oh yes, the crispiest base ever, really delicious.
Alfie: I wish you could send it over here, Mrs G!
Sophie: I’ll save you a slice, Alfie! So, where are you all going to eat?
Oliver: La Bella Napoli.
Sophie: Oh yes, they’re not bad. They use the worst cheese though. For me, it’s all in the cheese!
Alfie: That’s just what I said, Mrs G!
Oliver: Yeah, maybe the pizza at La Bella Napoli isn’t as good as I remember.
Daisy: Thanks a lot, Mum ... I like the pizza there. Obviously not as good as the pizza you get to eat in Rome, but it’s absolutely fine! Shall we speak tomorrow, Mum?
Sophie: OK, love, enjoy your pizza.

Daisy: Oh, I really fancied a pizza ... until Mum called.
Oliver: Yeah, me too, but thinking about the pizza in Rome ...
Alfie: It sounded so delicious!
Oliver: How about fish and chips?
Daisy: Good idea, you can’t go wrong with fish and chips.
Alfie: Yeah, you know what they say ... When in Rome ...
Oliver: When in Rome? What do you mean?
Alfie: You know that saying ... When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Oliver: Ah ...
Daisy: Fish and chips it is then - but should we go to Hubbard’s or The Dolphin?

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