Showing posts with label 3ESO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3ESO. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Monday, 12 September 2011

LIKE + -ING / CAN, COULD / GIVING PERSONAL INFORMATION

LIKES / CAN
  1. Like or dislike?
  2. Can or Can't?
  3. Can, can't, could or couldn't?
  4. Can - matching exercise
  5. Can - matching exercise-2
  6. Rules and regulations



PERSONAL INFORMATION
  1. Personal information - listening

Everyday life

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
  1. To be - affirmative form
  2. To be - negative form
  3. To be - question form
  4. To have
  5. All verbs - affirmative1
  6. All verbs - affirmative 2
  7. All verbs - yes / no questions
  8. All verbs - WH questions
  9. All verbs - short answers
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

  1. Affirmative1
  2. Affirmative2 (word order)
  3. Negative
  4. Question (transformations)

PRESENT SIMPLE or PRESENT CONTINUOUS

  1. Simple or Continuous?

LISTEN AND WRITE
  1. My day

Thursday, 5 May 2011

The Solar System

How big are we? - BIG NUMBERS




Watch this video and find out.

Then practice writing large numbers:


  1. write the numbers (easy)
  2. match number - word (very easy)
  3. drag and drop (so so)
  4. multiple choice (easy and veeery long)
  5. read and choose (easy)
  6. write in words (this is getting better)
  7. big numbers (and better)
  8. listening
  9. race against the clock (master level)
  10. dictation (are you a genius?)

Thursday, 31 March 2011

The conditional

Do the following exercises.
If you don't... there will be consequences!

  1. choose the right answer
  2. write the correct form
  3. rewrite the sentences
  4. type in the answer
  5. match the two halves

Thursday, 3 February 2011

Have you ever?



  1. have you ever? (questions and short answers)
  2. present perfect or simple past (multiple choice)
  3. present perfect or simple past (short answers)
  4. identify tenses (drag and paste)
  5. matching
  6. memory (previous exercise)
  7. complete the sentences

Friday, 17 December 2010

Sports Project

Click on the picture to access the Treasure Hunt about sports I've prepared for you. Read the instructions carefully and ask the teacher in case of doubt. Remember to use only the web links provided.

The project should be ready to be presented next week. So don't waste your time!

Thursday, 25 November 2010

expressing quantity

Well, here you are a few exercises to work with quantifiers. I hope there are enough, but not too many!
  1. Much or many?
  2. How much / how many?
  3. Some / any / a little / a few / much / many
  4. Put the sentences in order
  5. Enough / too much / too many / too + adjective
  6. Too + adjective (ex. 5 and 6)
  7. Too / enough
Sometimes, uncountable stuff can be counted in terms of the containers (bottles, cans, boxes, etc.)
  1. Containers for uncountable nouns
Games:

  1. Quantifiers matching game
  2. Quantifiers matching game - 2