COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES - BASIC 2

LESSON

READING PRACTICE FOR INTERMEDIATE 1

Now it is time to do a bit of reading. Here are some activities:

Job Application
Health
Memorandum
Holidays
Free time
Accommodation
Education 2
Education 1

LISTENING PRACTICE - INTERMEDIATE 1

For more listening practice, these are some activities you can do.

Transport
Describing people
Education
Health
Environment
Sports

MODALS FOR OBLIGATION AND PROHIBITION - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

Modals for obligation and prohibition

THE WORST BRANDING GAFFES (PASSIVE) - ADVANCED

LESSON on PASSIVE

PASSIVE VOICE GRAMMAR - INTERMEDIATE 2 AND ADVANCED LEVEL

Passive grammar powerpoint from angelomagno

Exercises online:

Passive voice 1
Passive voice 2
Passive voice 3
Passive voice 4
Passive voice 5

Grammar with exercises

MUST / HAVE TO - BASIC LEVEL

This is a powerpoint presentation that can help you understand these two modals. It was made by David Mainwood

Modals for obligation and prohibition

View more presentations from David Mainwood

FILM REVIEW - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

If you are interested in knowing how to write a film review you can have a look at the website of EOI Guía. You will find all you need to write good film reviews.

EOI Guia - film reviews

MODAL VERBS - MUST - HAVE TO - INTERMEDIO LEVEL

PRESENT SIMPLE
HAVE TO / HAS TO ( also have got to…)	General (external) obligation / rules / laws Some external circumstance makes the obligation necessary Impersonal ‘you’ – ( ‘you’ mean ‘people in general’)
MUST	Your own obligation / personal obligation / rules Some personal circumstance makes the obligation necessary (and the speaker almost certainly agrees with the obligation.)
DON’T HAVE TO DOESN’T HAVE TO (also haven’t got to …)	It is not necessary / there is no obligation
MUSTN’T	Prohibition

EXAMPLES IN THE AFFIRMATIVE AND PRESENT:

I must stop smoking. (I want to.)
I have to stop smoking. (Doctor's orders)

This is a terrible party. We really must go home.
This is a lovely party, but we've (got) to go home because of the baby-sitter.

Must you wear dirty old jeans all the time? (Is it personally important for you?)
Do you have to wear a tie at work? (Is there a regulation?)

WRITING SAMPLES TO IMPROVE YOUR WRITING - INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS

See these sample student answers to FCE (Cambridge English First) Writing questions with feedback

Cambridge writing exam preparation

TRANSITION WORDS FOR YOUR NARRATION - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

ALWAYS ON THE PHONE - ADVANCED

LESSON

WHAT IS LOVE TO YOU? - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

People ranging ages 0-100  answered a big question, "what is love?"

LISTENING REINFORCEMENT - INTERMEDIATE 1

Activities to improve your listening:


Pet Listening
When she loved me
Listening for details
The lion King
The Frozen
Vacations
Weather Report
Mary Reilly

LISTENING REINFORCEMENT - INTERMEDIATE 2

These are some links with exercises where to improve your listening:


The effects of technology on relationships
The help
Hunger Games
Big Bang Theory
Cell Phone Etiquette
Benjamin Button

TIME FOR A HOLIDAY - LISTENING - INTERMEDIATE 1

We have been talking about slowing down in our daily life. Here are two videos using the topic of time. In the first video complete the blanks in the transcript with the missing words whereas in the second you might try to write down what they say, like a dictation. You can find the key after the second video.

http://mythatsenglish.blogspot.com.es/2013/06/time-for-holiday.html

APPEARANCES - INTERMEDIATE 2

These are two commercials about appearances. Hope you can understand the message. Do you feel identified yourselves with the message?

FIRST, THEN, NEXT, LAST, ETC - BASIC 2

IT´S ONLY ROCK ´N ROLL BUT I LIKE IT!

Hey! Don´t forget the complement when you use like, love, hate, etc: e.g. I like football very much. or I like it very much.

This song will help you!

PASSIVE - THINGS THAT HAPPEN EVERY 60 SECONDS - ADVANCED

LESSON