University interview

Argumentative essay

Argumentative essay narration3

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Passive voice (Oxford page) 2

Do the following exercises to practise the passive voice (OXFORD):
exercise 1 
exercise 2
exercise 3
exercise 4 
exercise 5 
exercise 6 

Passive voice 1

Do the following exercises:
1) exercises (very easy) 
2) exercises (easy)
3) exercises 
4) exercises

Happy new year!

Scotland (Oxford page)

Watch the video about Scotland and do the activities:
 
   -Scotland

Christmas homework (Oxford page)

Do the following listening and oral activities:

-Money and economy

-The media

Christmas homework (Oxford page)

Do the following exams:

  -A licence to sell

  -An example to follow

Correct the exams using the "answer key".  

Oral Skills (listening and speaking)

Speaking and listening activities, Oxford page

WORKBOOK LISTENINGS

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Audio material for MOVE ON workbook: link

Describing a photo 3 (Voxopop)

VOXOPOP
This is the page of the talkgroup DESCRIBING A PHOTO
Describe your picture.

Describing a photo 2

Do the following exercises to practise describing a picture:
exercise 1
exercise 2
exercise 3
exercise 4. Reading 
exercise 5
exercise 6
exercise 7

Describing a photo 1

Describing a photo from Angela Ruiz Montero

Modal verbs

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-practice activities, level 2 grammar

• Modals of advice
  Activity 1 Activity 2


• Modals of necessity, obligation and prohibition
  Activity 1 Activity 2


• Modals of probability
  Activity 1 Activity 2


• Modals of ability and permission
  Activity 1 Activity 2


• Modal perfects
  Activity 1 Activity 2

 
Do the following modal verb exercises (easy):
some exercises
exercise 1
exercise 2
exercise 3
exercise 4
exercise 5 
exercise 6 
exercise 7
exercise 8
exercise 9
can exercises
could exercises
may / might exercises
must / have to exercises

Perfect Modals

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Beat, earn, gain and win

Nelson Mandela

Watch the video and answer the questions of the exercise:
Nelson Mandela

The sounds of English

These are the symbols for the sounds of English. Visit the following BBC page


Pronunciation quiz

AGREEING

In this programme you can find out how to agree with someone in an informal way.

Agreeing

DISAGREEING

This programme is all about expressions you can use when you want to tell someone that you disagree with them (you think what they are saying is wrong).

Disagreeing

MAKING A POINT

In this programme, we find out about expressions you can use when you're having a discussion or disagreement with someone and you want to 'make a point' - make a statement or tell them what you think about something.

Making a point

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Expressing opinions  

RELATIVE CLAUSES 2

Do the following exercises:
1) exercises
2) exercises 
3) exercises
4) exercise 
5) exercise 
6) exercise 
7) exercise 
8) exercise 
9) exercise 

RELATIVE CLAUSES

When we want to add more information to a simple sentence we can add a relative clause. We use a relative pronoun to join a relative clause to a main clause. We use the relative pronoun...

• who to  refer to people

That's the man who I met yesterday.

• which to refer to things
  

The book which I read yesterday was very interesting. 

• where to refer to places 

This is the shop where I bought my dress. 

• when to refer to times 

2009 was the year when my brother was born. 

• whose to refer to possession

That's the woman whose son is a famous singer.


We use defining relative clauses for definitions. Do the following exercises.

RELATIVE CLAUSES

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Answering comprehension questions

TENSES

Practise the tenses:

eflnet 

Learning English on line

2º Bachillerato

English page  

English grammar secrets 

Grammar