Play, Do or Go?

We use play, do and go with sports and activities.



PLAY:

It is used with ball sports or competitive games, where we play against another person.

DO:

Used for an activity or a non-team sport that does not use a ball.

GO:

It is used for activities ending in -ing. We go somewhere to do something.

See the complete explanation and more examples HERE. You can also do the online exercises.

Gerunds and Infinitives

https://jdgrammar.wordpress.com/2016/02/25/gerunds-vs-infinitives/

In English, if you want to follow a verb with another action, you must use a gerund or infinitive. For example:

• We resumed talking. (gerund – verb + ing)
• I want to see a movie. (infinitive – to + base verb)

There are certain verbs that can only be followed by one or the other, and these verbs must be memorized. Many of these verbs are listed HERE.

You can also practise by doing some ONLINE EXERCISES.

Little Red Riding Hood by Roald Dahl

Watch the video below and listen to the story of Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf told by Roald Dahl.

Have you read this tale before? In what ways is this one different from the original story?

Now listen again and do the EXERCISES. Then, read the whole poem HERE.

The House.

 

• You can take a look at the ROOMS of the house and FURNITURE and do the EXERCISES. 
•  If you need more practice, click HERE.

Prepositions of Place.

• If you need some information about prepositions of place read THIS.
• And you can do an online EXERCISE, too.

• Finally, you have an easy activity on Places HERE.

Frequency Adverbs



• You have a worksheet about Daily Routines and Frequency Adverbs HERE.
• And you can do some online exercises, too.

Present Perfect Revision

• HERE you can find some explanations about the form and uses of Present Perfect.
• Do the online EXERCISES.

• The Present Perfect is normally used with these particles: ever, never, yet, already, just. Click HERE to see a detailed explanation about them. Next, do these online EXERCISES.
• Download the WORKSHEET and do the exercises.

Revision Exercises

• Here you have some online exercises on Be and Have Got. Revise Form and Uses of To Be and Have Got before doing the exercises.
• Exercises on Possessive Adjectives.
• Overview of Possessive Adjectives.
• Overview of Interrogative Pronouns. Online Exercises.
• Form and Uses of Simple Past.
• Test on Simple Past.
• You can download a list of Irregular Verbs HERE.

If you have any problem, ask your teacher!

Exercises For Revision

Here you have some online exercises:

Exercise on Subject Pronouns

Exercise on Possessive Adjectives

Exercise on Question Words

Exercise on Verb To Be

Exercise on Verb To Be (Negatives)

Exercise on Verb To Be (Questions)

Exercise on Verb To Be (Short Answers)

Exercise To Be/Have Got

How many did you get right? If you have any doubt, ask your teacher!

Test Unit 5

As you already know, on March 12th we'll take the second part of the test for Unit 5 (Grammar / Vocabulary & Writing)

You must revise the following concepts:

VOCABULARY:

• Rooms in the House
• Furniture
• Food

GRAMMAR:

• Prepositions of Place
• There is/ Are
• Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns
• Some / Any / A / An

You can spend some time doing these online exercises. Good luck!!

Vocabulary: Rooms & Furniture
Vocabulary: Food
Exercise on There is/are/isn't/aren't
Exercises on There is/are/some/any/a/an
Exercise on Prepositions of place

Test Unit 4

Our next English test will be on February 17th (next Friday).
Contents:

VOCABULARY:

• Places in a town
• Shops
• Expressing likes and dislikes

GRAMMAR:

• Present Simple: Questions and Short Answers
• Adverbs of Frequency: Use and Position

Online Exercises to revise the main grammar points:

Exercise on Present Simple (Questions I)
Exercise on Present Simple (Questions II)
Exercise on Present Simple (Short Answers I)
Exercises on Present Simple (mix)
Exercise on Frequency Adverbs (I)
Exercise on Frequency Adverbs (II)

Good luck!!

Test Units 2-3

Our next English test will be on December 2nd (next Friday).

Contents:

VOCABULARY:

• UNIT 2 - Parts of the face / Objects in a schoolbag / Description of a singer
• UNIT 3 - School Subjects / Everyday Activities

GRAMMAR:

•  UNIT 2 - Have got (affirmative, negative, questions, short answers) / Possessive 's / Demonstratives This, That, These, Those
•  UNIT 3 - Present Simple (affirmative, negative)

Online Exercises to revise the main grammar points:

Exercise on Present Simple

Exercises on Present Simple (II)

Exercise on Present Simple (Negative)

Exercises on Demonstratives

Exercise on Have Got (Affirmative)

Exercise on Have Got (Negative)

Exercise on Have Got (Questions)

Exercise on Have Got (Short Answers)

Good luck!! 

Test Unit 1 November 4th

Next Friday, on November 4th, you'll take the exam on Unit 1. These are the contents:

 VOCABULARY:  - Countries & Nationalities

                                 - The Family

 GRAMMAR: - Present Simple of To Be (Affirmative, Negative, Questions and Short Answers)

                          - Possessive Adjectives

                          - Subject Pronouns

                          - Question Words

 SPEAKING & WRITING: - Describing yourself

                                                - Information about a famous person

                                                - My favourites

Remember to check PAGE 16 of your Student's Book, and revise all the exercises we've done in class.

To help you revise, you can do these online activities:

Exercise on Subject Pronouns

Exercise on Possessive Adjectives

Exercise on Question Words

Exercise on Verb To Be

Exercises on Verb To Be (Negative)

Exercise on Verb To Be (Questions)

Exercise on Verb To Be (Short Answers)

*Here you have the answers for page 18 Student's Book:

Ex. 1

a) Japanese N b) Britain C c) American N d) Canada C e) Moroccan N f) France C g) Spanish N        h) Irish N

Ex. 2

a) Derek b) Margaret c) Dave d) Gemma e) Jamie f) Irene g) Ron

Ex. 3

a) are b) 'm c) isn't d) is e)aren't f) are

Ex. 4

a) Where are you from? b) Is Shakira from France? c) How old is Simon? d) What is your name?

e) How are you?

Ex. 5

1e 2b 3a 4d 5c

Ex. 6

I/my you/your he/his she/her it/its we/our you/your they/their

Ex.7

a) I b)They c) Her d) Their e) They f) Our

            Have a nice holiday, see  you on Wednesday!!