dimarts, 9 de febrer del 2021

SUBJECT / OBJECT QUESTIONS

 


Watch this video about the difference of subject and object questions


EXPLANATION (English Perfect Grammar)

Exercise 1: write the correct subject or object question (Perfect English Grammar)

Exercise 2: write the correct subject or object question (Tiny TEFL Teacher)

Exercise 3: write the correct subject or object question (Focus)

dijous, 21 de gener del 2021

PAST TENSES: Past Simple, Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous or Progressive

BRITISH COUNCIL (VIDEO + WRITTEN EXPLANATION + EXERCISES


EXPLANATION IN SPANISH  

 



He's been working all day

He's been working for 10 hours


EXPLANATION + EXERCISES(SPANISH) Present Perfect v Past simple

EXPLANATION: Cambridge Dictionary -  Present Perfect Simple v Present Perfect Continuous

EXPLANATION + EXERCISES: Present Perfect Simple v Present Perfect Progressive - British council

EXPLANATION + EXERCISES: Present Perfect Simple v Present Perfect Progressive

EXERCISE 1: Write the correct verb form,  Past simple /Present Perfect


divendres, 8 de gener del 2021

STORY versus HISTORY

 

STORY


Father read a bedtime story.  El pare ens va llegir un conte abans de dormir.
This book has a great story. Aquest llibre té un argument  molt bo.
Granny, tell us the story of how you met Grandpa. Àvia, explica'ns la història de com vas conèixer a l'avi.


HISTORY. in Catalan, "història, passat, crònica, l'estudi del passat"



I enjoy reading about the history of World War II.
M'encanta llegir sobre la història de la Segona Guerra Mundial.

She took up history when she was at university.
Va començar a estudiar Història quan estava a la universitat.

dilluns, 2 de novembre del 2020

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

 




CLASS GAME IN TEAMS

Affirmative form

Exercise 1: AM, ARE, IS quiz
Exercise 2: write the verbs into the Present Contiunous.(with pictures)
Exercise 3: Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps.  Use LONG forms only ("is", not "´s")
Exercise 4: Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Use LONG forms only  ("is", not "´s").
Exercise 5: write the verbs in the Present Contiunous.
Exercise 6: write sentences in the Present Contiunous (with pictures)

Negative form

Exercise 1: Transform the affirmative sentences into negative sentences.

Exercise 2: Put in the verb in brackets into the gap and use LONG forms only.

Interrogative form

Exercise 1: Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps.
Exercise 2: Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps.
Exercise 3:  Write questions with the prompts.
Exercise 4: Write questions with the prompts.

Mixed forms

Exercise 1: Three-option quiz
Exercise 2: write the verb in the affirmative, negative or interrogative form.
Exercise 3: complete the table with the correct form.
Exercise 4: Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps.


Time expressions  / Signal words with the Present Continuous

Exercise 1: Find the correct signal word for the sentences in the Present Progressive.
Exercise 2: Choose the correct signal word.


Now go to the next post, Present Simple versus Present Continuous

PRESENT SIMPLE

 






AFFIRMATIVE

Exercise 1: choose "-s" or nothing.

Exercise 2: choose "-s" or nothing.

Exercise 3: choose "-s" or nothing.

Exercise 4: write affirmative sentences.


NEGATIVE SENTENCES

Exercise 1: choose DON'T or DOESN'T.

Exercise 2: write negative sentences.

Exercise 3: write negative sentences.

Exercise 4: change from affirmative to negative sentences.

Exercise 5: change from affirmative to negative.

Exercise 6: change from affirmative to negative sentences.(with TO BE and HAVE)

Exercise 7: change from affirmative to negative sentences (with TO BE and HAVE)


QUESTIONS

Exercise 1: choose DO or DOES in the questions.

Exercise 2: choose DO or DOES in the questions.

Exercise 3: write questions.

Exercise 4: write questions with question words. (more difficult)

Exercise 5: choose the correct short answer (verb TO BE or DO / DOES)


REVISION

Exercise 1: affirmative, negative, questions.

Exercise 2: complete the table (affirmative, negative, questions)

Exercise 3: choose the correct form