UNIT 12: EXPRESSING REGRET

"I WISH I WERE BETTER AT MATHS"
"IF ONLY I HAD A BETTER JOB"
"I WISH THE COURSE HADN'T FINISHED"
"I WISH MY SISTER WOULDN'T WAKE ME UP EVERY SINGLE DAY"

This is the powerpoint you saw in class:

Click on the links below to practice a bit more the different structures after 
"I WISH.."/ "IF ONLY....":

ACTIVITY 1

ACTIVITY 2

ACTIVITY 3

Finally, click here to check the activities on pages 100 and 153

UNIT 10: PASSIVE VOICE

This is the powerpoint presentation I showed you in class to deal with the passive:

If you need more practice, click here.

You can also download this document to revise and practise the use of the Impersonal Passive:

"It is said that..../ He's said to...."

UNIT 10: FUTURE PERFECT AND CONTINUOUS

Do you remember the differences between ...?

* It'll rain tomorrow
* Tomorrow at 5, It'll be raining
* By tomorrow afternoon, It'll have rained

If you have any doubts, have a look at the powerpoint I showed you in class:

Future perfect and future continuous from Lola Domínguez

 
For extra practice, click on the links below:

* Activity 1
* Activity 2
* Activity 3
* Activity 4

UNIT 9: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

 

Hello again!

Here you have the powerpoint presentation on Conditional Sentences we saw last day in class:

For further practice, click on the links below:

• Quiz 1
• Quiz 2
• More on Conditional sentences (theory and activities)

UNIT 8: MODALS OF DEDUCTION

"The burglar must have broken into the house through the window" 
(you're sure it happened)

"The victims can't have recognised the criminals because they were wearing masks" 
(you're sure it didn't happen)

"The criminals might have used some drugs to make them feel dizzy" 
(you don't really know if it happened or not)

Click here to complete an online activity.

I also want you to click here to have a look at a document containing a kind of review of the different modal verbs and their uses in English.

Click here and here to complete some online activities, and so revise modal verbs.

See you next Monday again,

Ana

UNIT 6: MODIFIERS (ADVERBS OF DEGREE)

Hi everyone!

Here you have a powerpoint presentation on "gradable and ungradable adjectives" to help you when choosing the correct modifier:

I've also uploaded the document we used to practice these modifying adverbs last day in class.

Click here for more information and practice.

See you next day in class,
Ana

UNIT 5: PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

This is the powerpoint I showed you last day in class to speak about the main differences between "Present Perfect Simple" and "Present Perfect Continuous" in English:

Need more practice? Try the following links: 

• Present Perfect Simple and Continuous
• Time adverbs used together with Present Perfect.
• Yet, already, just and still: ACTIVITY 1    ACTIVITY 2
• Tests: Test 1      Test 2

Hope it helps!

UNIT 2: FUTURE FORMS

This is the powerpoint presentation on FUTURE FORMS I showed you in class:

Here you also have a review document to help you with future forms.

Click here and here for online activities to keep on working with future forms (present simple, continuous, going to and will). You can also visit this site to listen to a lesson about future forms.

If you prefer printed material, here you have a doc. with some activities (with answers).

Finally, these are the answers to the activity I told you to complte last day (it is activity 5 in the photocopy I gave you with different activities to practice FUTURE FORMS):

1. Mia's well qualified so she's bound to leave in the next month or so.
2. Look at those dark clouds- ther's going to be a storm in about an hour's time.
3. Claire's really upset- I'm not sure yet but I think she's on the verge of leaving her husband.
4. I'm thinking about leaving but I haven't made a decision yet.
5. My mother will be 40 years old this coming October.
6. We're not sure about our next holiday but one possibility is to take the kids to Disney Land.
7. Turn on the TV- they are about to announce the elections results.
8. The company hasn't made any decision on redundancies it all depends on the economic situation.