PHONETICS [a] - HOW TO PRONOUNCE - ALL LEVELS

Phonetics - [a] - different ways of pronouncing in English from angelomagno

PHRASAL VERBS - TURN - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

TALKING ABOUT FITNESS - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

TELLING THE TIME - BASIC 1

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DAILY ROUTINES - LISTENING - BASIC LEVEL

Listen and answer TRUE or FALSE.

Daily routines

FOOD AND PRONUNCIATION - BASIC LEVEL

These pages can help you to pronounce the different foods in English.

Fruit
Vegetables
Food 1
Food 2
Drinks and beverages

ADJECTIVES AND THEIR OPPOSITES - BASIC LEVEL

Here are these three exercises to practise adjectives and their opposites. Not all the words are adjectives but there is a large number of them.

Opposites 1
Opposites 2
Opposites 3

FAMILY - BASIC LEVEL

Answer the question of this quiz on the family.

Family quiz

SIMPLE PRESENT GAME - BASIC LEVEL

You can play golf and learn English at the same time. First choose how many holes you want to play. In golf you normally play 18 holes but you decide here. When you click start you have a question or an answer. There are four columns and you have to choose one option in each column. All the questions or answers have got four parts. When you are sure that your option is correct, you click on 'swing'. For your answers you have the information above (encima) the question.

English Golf

 

JOBS AND WHAT PEOPLE DO AT WORK - BASIC LEVEL

NB1 - Jobs from Sergio Vi単 

Play this game. You read the description of the job and change the person's clothes. Then you click on 'check' when you have an answer. After that, you click on 'next' for the next job.

Job mixer

HOW TO EXPRESS A REACTION - ADVANCED LEVEL

By watching the video you can learn hot to express a reaction.

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

SIMPLE PRESENT - BASIC 1

Exercises for elementary and beginner students of English. Practise simple present  in these interactive tests.

Simple present 1

Simple present 2

Simple present Questions 1

Simple present Questions 2

Simple present - negative form 1

Simple present - negative form 2

WISH AND REGRETS - ADVANCED LEVEL

Different exercises to practise wishes:

Wishes 1
Wishes 2
Wishes 3
Wishes 4
Wishes 5

SONGS AND ENGLISH - ALL LEVELS

Songs and music on this website. You can complete the exercises while you are listening to your favourite songs. There are different levels of difficulty, choose yours.

Lyrics

REVISION VIDEOS 2 - BASIC 1

20 Questions about you. Answer them.

REVISION VIDEOS - BASIC 1

Where is...? Where are...?

MORNING GROUP - BASIC 1

This is the key to the reading exercises for the morning group of Basic 1, Angel's group.

Reading texts, page 26, from Student's book.

1. False
2. False
3. True
4. True
5. True

The Culkins

Read the magazine and complete the Star Factfile for Macaulay Culkin

• First name:  Mac or Macaulay
• Surname: Culkin
• Nationality: American
• Home Town: New York
• Job: actor
• Number of brothers and sisters:  6
• Favourite animal: his dog

Answer the questions

1. No, they aren't, only Macaulay.
2. No, they aren't
3. No, they aren't
4. They are from New York
5. Yes, he is
6. They have got 7 children
7. Yes, he has
8. It is a dog
9. Yes, he has
10. Its name is Bishop

FOOD AND DRINK - BASIC 1

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PRONUNCIATION

JOBS - GRAMMAR AND PRONUNCIATION - BASIC 1

What do you do? / what is your job? What do they do? / what is their job?	What does she do? /what is her job? What does he do? / what is his job?
I am a teacher I am an architect They are students	He is a teacher She is an architect
Where   do you work? Where   do they work?	Where   does she work? Where   does he work?
I work for Iberia/El Corte Ingles They work in a hospital/ a shop/ in a school	She works at home He works in an office / in a restaurant