7 - FUTURE "be going to"
FUTURE "be going to" Future intentions PRACTICE ONLINE Be GOING TO 1 Be GOING TO 2 Be GOING TO 3
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6 - PRESENT PERFECT vs. PAST SIMPLE
TEST YOURSELF: FORM - Present Perfect USE - Present Perfect PRACTICE - Present Perfect TEST YOURSELF: FORM and RULES - Present Perfect vs. past Simple TEST 1 - Present Perfect vs. Past Simple TEST 2 - Present Perfect vs. Past Simple TEST 3 - Present Perfect vs. Past Simple
4 - DO TEENAGERS SPEND TOO MUCH TIME ON SOCIAL NETWORKS?
ESSAY on "Do teenagers spend too much money on social networks?" Do you agree or disagree? Introduction Advantages Disadvantages Conclusions (opinion) Nowadays some people believe that teenagers spend too much time on social networks. However, some people think that social media is damaging young people’s lives. There are many advantages. First(ly), youngsters can talk more freely and they can make free phone calls on social networks. Second(ly), young people can buy online more easily and fast. Last(ly), teenagers can make new friends and find out about new places and cultures. Nevertheless, there are many disadvantages. To start with, people talk less face-to-face / there is less face-to-face communication. Moreover, / In addition to this, / Furthermore, / What’s more, people are becoming unhealthy spending too much time in front of the computer. Last, but not least, there are people online with not so good in...
1 - First Step towards a BOOK SUMMARY
FIRST STEP towards a BOOK SUMMARY Title: ...... Author: ..... Date published: ...... The STORY Who is/are the main character/s? Where is the story set? When does the story take place? How does the story begin ? How does the story end ? Write in the present simple.
28 - PAST SIMPLE - be
PAST SIMPLE - BE Affirmative Negative I was I wasn't You were You weren't He was He/ She / It wasn't She was It was We were We / You/ They weren't You were They were PRACTICE ONLINE: PAST SIMPLE - BE
27 - Quantifiers
Uncountable nouns homework furniture money luggage drinks: milk, coffee, tea, food: bread, fish, honey, steak, meat Countable Uncountable a lot of / lots of (+++) There are a lot of smartphones in the classroom. a lot of / lots of There is a lot of furniture in the classroom. Some (aff) (++) There are some smartphones in the classroom. Can I have some books? (Asking) Would you like some books? (Offering) Some(aff) There is some furniture in the classroom. Can I have some milk please? (Asking) Would you like some milk? (Offering) a few (aff) (+) There are a few smartphones in the classroom. a little (aff) There is a little furniture in the classroom. few (neg sentence – positive verb) (+/-) There are few smartphones. many (neg sentence – neg verb) (+/-) ...