Past simple: regular verbs.

Now let's practice the past tense using regular verbs. Click here and do the exercises. Some practice will be good for you!

TO BE in past tense.

In unit 7, we are going to study the past tense of the verb TO BE. It's very easy, have a look:

Now you have to memorize the verbal forms and ask your teacher if there's something you don't understand.

Is it clear? Let's do some exercises to show you don't have any doubt:

Exercises TO BE IN PAST TENSE

There are 4 different exercises in this webpage, do all of them to check that you understand perfectly.

Can and must.

You can pass English this term, but you must study...

Do you understand these two verbs? Let's do some practice to make sure we know how to use them.

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Present simple or present continuous/progressive?

We have studied the difference between present simple and present continuous this term. Have a look at the pictures to refresh your ideas...

 In PRESENT CONTINUOUS or PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:

In SIMPLE PRESENT:

Now, you can read the information and do the next exercises to practise this important grammatical point.

Grammatical explanation
Exercise1
Exercise2
Exercise3

You need to practice to understand it perfectly. Come on, it's easy!

Present continuous: some more practice.

Hi everyone!!

Remember we are studying present continuous in unit 5. Are you sure do you know how to use this tense?

Let's do some more practice! Check these two exercises:

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

This it very important and it will be in the final test, so revise carefully and ask your teacher if you don't understand.

Now, have a look at the video and pay attention to the explanation. Translate the sentences. They are very easy, present continuous or progressive is used in them.

Present continuous with Mr Bean.

Watch the video, read and translate the sentences. Which verbal tense is used? What do we use this verbal tense for?

 Now watch this video. Can you create at least 10 different sentences using present continuous?

Grammar revision: comparative adjectives.

Holidays are funnier than school time... do you agree? Funnier is an adjective used in a comparative sentence, we studied it in the first term. Now, you'll do some exercises to revise this grammar point. Come on, it's easy!

Comparative adjectives 1

Comparative adjectives 2

Grammar revision: simple present.

In order to revise all the things we studied in class last term about simple present, check this page and do the exercises the best you can. When you finish, check your answers.

Simple present practice 1

And some more practice in these links:

Simple present practice 2

Simple present practice 3