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Do the following activities.  Relative pronoun omission WHO or WHICH? WHO, WHICH or WHERE? THAT or WHAT? Defining relative clauses. Multiple pronouns. Put in order. Write

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Hello there, here's some ideas to develop your vocabulary and learn new ways to describe people's personality. You know, saying "He's nice" is sometimes just not enough. Adjective hangman Match the two halves Match the two halves - 2 Match the definition with the word Gap-fill with adjectives LIST OF USEFUL ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE PEOPLENow, another famous non-native speaker of English. To

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Here you are some activities on modals. SIMPLE MODALS 1. Must / don't have to 2. Must - match up 3. Could / couldn't 4. Should 5. Should / shouldn't - mix and match 6. May / might 7. Choose the correct one 8. Should / would / could PERFECT MODALS 9. various modals 10. perfect modals 11. various modals 12. might / must / should FINAL TEST

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These are the absolute basics required to face January's resit test. VOCABULARY adjectives - opposites adjectives - opposites 2 comparative adjectives superlative adjectives demonstartive adjectives articles: A / AN pronouns - direct / indirect object possessive adjectives possessive pronouns adjectives - adverbs time prepositions place prepositions SENTENCE STRUCTURE word order - present

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EXERCISES jumbled words fill in the gaps asking questions fill in the gaps-2 write the correct form of the verb a quiz MEMORY GAMES speedword (irregular verbs) match (make pairs)

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You can use these to review the use of negative prefixes: Negative prefixes  Negative prefixes in context A quiz

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Try these activities: Simple past / present perfect Simple past / present perfect / past perfect Past perfect simple / past perfect continuous Present perfect simple / past perfect simple / present perfect continuous / past perfect continuous

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Today we are going to begin a project on multiculturality. We are going to study some of the most important religions of the world: their origins, symbols, sacred places, etc. To start, click on the photo.

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Hello. Try these: OCEANS AND CONTINENTS QUIZ ON NATIONALITIES COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES Now watch and listen NATIONALITIES

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LIKES / CAN Like or dislike? Can or Can't? Can, can't, could or couldn't? Can - matching exercise Can - matching exercise-2 Rules and regulations PERSONAL INFORMATION Personal information - listening

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Hello folks, welcome to our blog. Here you will find lots of exercises to practice what we do in class. In today's session we are going to revise the PRESENT TENSES: SIMPLE and CONTINUOUS. Click on the icons and do the activities. PRESENT SIMPLE To be - affirmative form To be - negative form To be - question form To have All verbs - affirmative1 All verbs - affirmative 2 All verbs - yes / no

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Look on the sunny side of life. You're already one day closer to next Summer!

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have you ever? (questions and short answers) present perfect or simple past (multiple choice) present perfect or simple past (short answers) identify tenses (drag and paste) matching memory (previous exercise) complete the sentences

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TO BE was / were wasn't / weren't was / were (questions) OTHER VERBS d / ed / ied irregular verbs - 1 irregular verbs - 2 negatives questions wh-questions word order  GAMES: A speed race Matching pairs (irregular verbs) Concentration (matching pairs) PERSONAL PRONOUNS subject and object object

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