OBJECT PRONOUNS (I) - A2.1

Here you are some VIDEOGAMES to practise.

PASSIVE VOICE - ADVANCED 1

Time for some grammar aspects. To start with, let's do some practice on past tense passive voice. You don't have to think so much as all the examples are associated to past tense passive.

• http://espace.cegepmontpetit.ca/dept/langue/esl_blues/ppassivf.htm
• http://espace.cegepmontpetit.ca/dept/langue/esl_blues/hurrpass.htm
• Double past tense passive

PAST MODALS OF DEDUCTION (ADVANCED)

Here you are more practice for PAST MODALS OF DEDUCTION

SECOND CONDITIONAL - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Conditional quiz

Song

ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONALS - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Some practice and other links to conditionals:

http://efllecturer.blogspot.com.es/2011/12/what-will-happen-if-1st-conditional.html

MODALS FOR OBLIGATION AND PROHIBITION - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Modals for obligation and prohibition

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Comparatives and Superlatives - The Greatest Show on Earth from David Mainwood

This is a link to a site which helps students to introduce, revise or practise comparatives and superlatives
The biggest and the best

SINCE / FOR - INTERMEDIATE 1

Quiz to know how to use since or for. Firstly, read the rules and then take a multiple choice grammar quiz.


Since / for 

MODALS FOR POSSIBILITY AND CERTAINTY - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Modals for possibility and certainty

WISH, HOPE, WAIT, EXPECT, LOOK FORWARD TO - ADVANCED 1

Expect - Hope - Wait - Wish - Look forward to

Expect  - means you think or believe that something is probably going to happen for sure,

For example:  I'm expecting an important phone call.

Look forward to – means that you feel excited or very pleased about something that is going to happen,

For example:  I'm looking forward to Jaime's party.

Hope – means that you want something to happen and you have a good reason to think that it might happen,

For example: I hope it doesn't rain.

Wish – means that it is impossible or almost impossible that something happens. You feel sorry or sad about a situation that exists at the moment of speaking.

For example: I wish I were 20 years younger.

Wait – means that you are staying in a place without doing so much, until someone comes or something happens. It is more a physical action.

For example: We waited 20 minutes for the bus.

Exercises to practise:
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3

Videos:
Video wish / hope

DIFFERENCE BETWEEEN 'SEE', 'LOOK', 'WATCH' - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED

BASIC - FREQUENCY ADVERBS EXPLANATION & GAME

Practise more the adverbs of frequency!

Remember the position is the important thing!

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