Reflexive pronouns

Page with links to exercises

Page 2 (more exercises)

Reflexive pronouns ppt quiz from Sheila Mendez

Adverbs of frequency

Links to exercises

Adverbs of Frequency from Crystal Rose-Wainstock

Second conditional

Let's practice the second conditional!  Remember the form:

If + past tense / would + verb
If + past tense / could + verb

Second conditional from maypulido

Exercises:

Poor William!

Choose the correct form

Song

Big list of exercises Page 1  Page 2

Prepositions of time

Time expressions with prepositions:

in the morning    in the afternoon  in the evening

at night               at 6 o’ clock        on Friday

in 2016               in July                 in the summer

in two weeks       in five minutes    in the future

Links to exercises

Question tags

QUESTION TAGS from Diana Carolina Flores Uceda

Links to exercises

Countable/uncountable nouns

Links to exercises

Countable and uncountable nouns from Inma Dominguez

Too much/many, Too + adjective, enough, very,

Links to exercises

Too   + adjective

I can’t hear you. It’s too noisy in here!
It was too cold to go swimming.
   
Too much  + noun
There was too much food. I couldn’t finish my meal.
There is too much salt in this soup!
 
Very + adjective
 That car is very fast.
 That was very kind of you.

Very much
 I enjoyed it very much.
 I don’t like fish very much.

Really + verb

I really enjoyed it.

I really hate that song.

Too, (not) enough, very, too many and too much from Alina Dashkewitz

Page of many links to exercises

Writing an email or letter

Here are some expressions you can use to write an email or letter in English:

Openings	Other expressions	Closings
Hi Bill, Dear Mary, Hi Steven! Hey Barbara! Hello Jill,	Guess what? Thanks for your email It was great to hear from you I’m looking forward to… By the way, Oh! I almost forgot!	See you soon! Love, Mary All the best, All my love, Love and kisses, Write back soon, Bye for now! Bye! Best,

Subject and object pronouns

 Personal pronouns:


Subject/ object pronoun game 1

Links to exercises

Object pronouns from monira21

Comparatives, Superlatives, and "as..as"

Chart and two songs

Lots of exercises to practice

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives from Kalita Romero

Grammar with comics and jokes comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives + comic-style exercises from Alina Dashkewitz

Present simple

Many of you still make mistakes with present simple (has/have, do/does, "s" for he/she/it, question form, negative, etc.)

Practice with these exercises until you get it right!

Exercise 1

A page with links to different exercises

Exercises on negative form (does/doesn't)

Exercises for forming questions

Exercises with affirmative, negative, and questions

A bit more difficult exercises

Clothes Vocabulary

On this page you can practice the vocabulary you need to know about Clothes.

Objective PET Vocabulary Trainer

Please go to the two word lists for Unit 14. Check the definitions and play the games.

Watch the Prezi on this page to see some pictures.

Image Credit:http://eslprezi.com/clothes-vocabulary/

Here is a quiz to practice.

And a game.

And a whole page of links to games and exercises to practice clothes vocabulary!

More pictures:

Present perfect continuous

Image Credit:http://www.engames.eu/present-perfect-continuous/

Present Perfect Continuous de David Mainwood

Some exercises to practice:

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise with for and since
Exercise 3

This page has links to many exercises on Present Perfect Continuous.

Present perfect

Here are some exercises to practice present perfect.

Teacher Isabel has posted on her blog lots of places you can practice the present perfect. Try them out here!