EXPLANATION 1 (Spanish)
EXPLANATION 2 (Spanish)
EXERCISE 1: choose
EXERCISE 2: choose
Friday, November 3, 2017
HOW MUCH versus HOW MANY
EXPLANATION 1 (Spanish)
EXPLANATION 2 (Spanish) + Countable / Uncountable
EXERCISE 1: choose
EXERCISE 2: choose
EXERCISE 3: choose
EXERCISE 4: choose
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
LUNCH versus DINNER
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| SCHOOL LUNCH |
TRANSLATION LINGUEE
WORDREFERENCE
DEFINITION IN ENGLISH
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DINNER |
TRANSLATION LINGUEE
WORDREFERENCE
DEFINITION IN ENGLISH
Pots fer servir SUPPER for Catalan SOPAR
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SUPPER |
TRANSLATION LINGUEE
WORDREFERENCE
DEFINITION IN ENGLISH
PREPOSITIONS: "ON" versus "IN" versus "AT"
EXERCISE: choose AT / IN / ON
EXERCISE : write AT / IN / ON
EXERCISE : write AT / IN / ON
EXERCISE: write AT / IN / ON
Capital Letters
EXERCISE: Click on the words in the sentence below that need to be capitalized.
EXPLANATION+EXERCISE: Rewrite these sentences. Add capital letters wherever they are required.
EXERCISE: Rewrite the following sentences correctly.
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Future Continuous
EXPLANATION 1(SPANISH)
EXPLANATION 2: SPANISH
EXERCISE 1: write the future continuous form (affirmative)
EXERCISE 2: write the future continuous form (negative)
EXERCISE 3: write the future continuous form (questions)
EXERCISE 4: mixed
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Question Formation
EXERCISE 1: Ask for the underlined part.
EXERCISE 2: Ask for the underlined part.
EXERCISE 3: Ask for the bold part of the sentence.
EXERCISE 4: Make questions based on the following sentences using appropriate WH-Questions !
Webpage 1 with lots of exercises on question formation
Webpage 2 with lots of exercises on question formation
Webpage 3 with lots of exercises on question formation
Wednesday, May 17, 2017
ALTHOUGH versus HOWEVER
EXPLANATION : In Spanish
EXERCISE 1 Choose ALTHOUGH or HOWEVER
EXERCISE 2: Choose ALTHOUGH or HOWEVER
EXERCISE 3: Choose BUT, ALTHOUGH, HOWEVER
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Places in town
EXERCISE 1: match the picture with the word
EXERCISE 2: click the letters
EXERCISE 3: match the words and the pictures
EXERCISE 4: hangman with definitions
LOTS OF EXERCISES
Jobs and professions
VIDEO LESSON
PRESENTATION
EXERCISE 1: match the two columns
EXERCISE 2: the hangman
EXERCISE 3: Look at the picture and choose the job
EXERCISE 4: match the word and the picture
LOTS OF OTHER EXERCISES
Saturday, March 25, 2017
WHY versus BECAUSE
WHY is used in questions.
- Why do you like that stupid guy?
- Why didn't you me to the party?
See more examples here.
WHY is also used to affirmative sentences to mean "this is the reason why"
BECAUSE is used to answer, never to ask.
Question: Why are you late?
Answer: I am late because I went to bed late.
Question: Why is the window open?
Answer: The window is open because it's very hot here.
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
The Present and Past Passive
THE PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE
EXPLANATION + EXERCISE: Present Passive (write the sentences)
EXERCISE: Active or Passive? Complete the sentences with the correct verbs.
EXERCISE: put the verb in the correct form
EXERCISE: Present Passive (write the sentences)
EXERCISE: Present Passive (write the sentences)
EXERCISE: Present Passive (write the sentences)
THE PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE
EXPLANATION + EXERCISE: Past simple Passive (write the sentences)
EXERCISE: choose Active or Passive
EXERCISE: Active or Passive? Complete the sentences with the correct verbs.
EXERCISE: put the verb in the correct form
EXERCISE: Past Passive (write the sentences)
EXERCISE: Past Passive (write the sentences)
MIXED, PRESENT AND PAST PASSIVE
EXAMPLES + EXERCISES: choose
EXERCISE: Active or Passive? Choose
EXERCISE: Ac tive or Passive? Choose
EXERCISE: complet the sentences with the correct verbs.
LOTS OF EXERCISES:
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises_list/passiv.htm
http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/passive-present-past-exercises.html
Friday, March 17, 2017
HAPPEN versus SUCCESS
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| Catalan: La vida és: El que em passa / El que jo faig que passi |
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| Catalan: Pot passar qualsevol cosa |
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| Catalan: Estigues tranquil, i passarà (Spanish : ocurrirá) |
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| Catalan: Fes que les coses passin |
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| SUCCESS: to achieve your goals |
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| "Success" is Catalan "Èxit" |
SAY versus TELL
EXERCISE 1: write
EXERCISE 2: choose
EXERCISE 3: choose
EXERCISE 4: choose (+ difficult)
EXERCISE 5: choose (+ difficult)
EXERCISE 6: webpage with lots of exercises
ACTUALLY versus NOWADAYS
ACTUALLY is not used to refer to time. It means IN FACT:
‘Hi, Mary. What a pleasant surprise!’ ‘Actually my name is Alice.’
I hear that you're a doctor. ~ Well, actually, I'm a dentist.
You are a doctor, right?’ ‘Well, actually, I’m a teacher.’
‘I don’t think you have sent the money, have you?’ ‘I have, actually.’
I have got a promotion. Actually, they have made me the manager.
‘Did you enjoy the movie?’ ‘Very much, actually.’
NOWADAYS, THESE DAYS or TODAY refer to the PRESENT TIME.
I don’t watch TV very much nowadays. There’s so much rubbish on. It’s not like it used to be.
These days you never see a young person give up their seat for an older person on the bus.
Today’s family structures are quite different from those of 100 years ago.
People don't wear hats much nowadays.
Thursday, March 16, 2017
VERY versus MORE and A LOT
VERY means "to a great degree" . We use very before adverbs and adjectives to add emphasis.
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| IT'S VERY COLD |
MORE is a comparative word. We also use it to talk about additional quantities.
A LOT OF means "MANY" or "VERY MUCH" and is used before NOUNS.
A LOT means VERY MUCH and is used at the end of the sentence.
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| A LOT OF FRIENDS |
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| A LOT OF WATER |
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| A LOT OF STUDENTS |
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| A LOT OF BREAD |
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| A LOT OF RAIN |
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| A LOT OF PEOPLE |
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| A LOT OF FOOD |
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| A LOT OF FILMS |
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| A LOT OF COFFEE |
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| A LOT OF SALT |
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| A LOT OF SNOW |
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| A LOT OF CARS |
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| A LOT OF HOUSES |
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| A LOT OF NOISE |
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| A LOT OF BLOOD |
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| A LOT OF COMPUTERS |
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| A LOT OF MONEY |
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