The future

Re: 1st PIE advanced - Activate B1+ Unit 4 (3rd term 2012)

Here are some links for you to practise using the different future forms we've studied in this unit (Present simple; present continuous; going to; simple future; future continous; future perfect):

• Going to-future 
• Simple future (WILL)
• Going to or will?
• Will, going to, present simple or present continuous?
• Future Continuous (1); Future Continuous (2)
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• Future Perfect (1);  Future Perfect (2)
• What future form? QUIZ; QUIZ (2); Put the verb in the correct form;












EGG Future continuous (Photo credit: Wikipedia)







EGG Future perfect continuous (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

• Future time clauses: exercise 1; exercise 2; exercise 3; exercise 4

Interested in more? Try these recommendations by Ms Carballo, an English teacher in Spain.

Simple Past (irregular forms)

Hi there!

What did you do yesterday? Did you play at the computer? I'm sure you did! And I suppose you watched TV... I also think you didn't go out (it rained heavily!!).

Am I right? Tell me in the comments!

You can now practise the Simple Past (definite past) with these exercises:

• Give the monkey a banana! (complete the sentences by dragging one of the options to a blank, and click submit; click "next" to see a new question)
• Choose the correct option (all forms) SUGGESTION: Click on "See all questions" to see all 10 questions on the same screen.
• Fill in the blanks to complete Shakespeare's biography.

Remember: use the Online Learning Record Sheet to record your scores!

Would you like to play a game before finishing your work?

ESL Fun Grammar Games, irregular past tense verb spelling via kwout

What was a score? Post a comment and let me know!
Gladys

Simple Present (revision)

Hello Everyone!

I work at your school 4 days a week.
You don't go to school only 4 days a week, you go 5 days a week!
In Uruguay, children go to school from Monday to Saturday. Do you think going to school 6 days a week is a good idea? I don't know...

Let's imagine the ideal student:
He always goes to school.
He always pays attention, he doesn't play in class.
Does he do his homework every day? Of course he does!

You can now practise the Simple Present (routines) clicking on these links:

• Add "s" or "es" to form the form for "he" or "she" (GAME!)
• Choose the correct option
• Order the words 
• Choose the correct option (GAME!)
• Telling the time - Simple present

 Tip: use the Online Learning Record Sheet to record your scores!

Go ahead!
Gladys

Present Perfect

@ 3rd IE class 2011
Re: New Opportunities Pre-Int. - Module 2.1 - Lesson 4 (pp. 18 and 19)

Hi!

Here are some exercises for you to practise the Present Perfect ("HAVE/HAS DONE").
Success!

• Irregular past participles: Try this game!
• Have or has? Interactive quiz
• Practise forming affirmative sentences here
• Practise forming negative sentences here
• Practise asking questions here
• Try 2 short exercises here and here
  

How well did you do? Post a comment to let me know!
Love,
Gladys

Present Perfect (Energy 3 Unit 2 FOCUS 1)

Hi!

Here are some exercises for you to keep practising the Present Perfect ("HAVE/HAS DONE").
Success!

• Irregular past participles: Try this game!
• Have or has? Interactive quiz
• Practise forming affirmative sentences here
• Practise forming negative sentences here
• Practise asking questions here
• When should you use the Present Perfect? Try this interactive quiz and check your understanding!
• Yet, already, still: Try this interactive quiz to revise word order.
• Try 2 short exercises here and here
  
• Present Perfect versus Simple Past: try this interactive Quiz; then try the 2 exercises here and here
• Present Perfect versus Simple Past and Past Continuous: Match
  

Remember: use the Online Learning Record Sheet to record your scores!
Love,
Gladys

Past Simple and Continuous (Energy 3 - Unit 1 FOCUS 3)

Happy Tuesday, class!

Would you like to try some exercises on the Past Simple and Past Continuous? Try these links:

• Order the words
  
• Complete Susan's speech
• one action after another or at the same time: Exercise 1, Exercise 2
• new or in progress: Exercise 3, Exercise 4
• emphasising progress: Exercise 5, Exercise 6
• mixed exercises: Exercise 7, Exercise 8

Remember: use the Online Learning Record Sheet to record your scores!

Gladys