Showing posts with label A2 Grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A2 Grammar. Show all posts
Tuesday, 17 April 2018
A2: Present Continuous, Be Going To, Will/Won't, Shall
Download Powerpoint here
Wednesday, 7 March 2018
A2: Key to Exercise 5 Speaking (page 71)
HAVE: Do you have a pet? How long have you had it?
Yes, I do; I have had a pet/it for three months.
Do you have a bike? How long have you had it?
LIVE: Do you live in a modern flat? How long have you
lived there?
Do you live near this school? How long have you lived there?
KNOW: Do you know anybody from another country? How
long have you known him/her?
BE: Are you a fan of a football team? How long
have you been a fan?
Are you a member of a club or organization? How long have you been a
member?
Are you married? How long have you been married?
Wednesday, 13 December 2017
A2: What Are Your Plans? (3A pages 101 & 107) BE GOING TO
PAGE 101
1. What are you going to do after
class?
2. What time are you going to get up
tomorrow?
3. Where are you going to have lunch
tomorrow’
4. What are you going to do on Saturday
night?
5. Where are you going to go for your
next holiday?
6. Are you going to study English next
year?
PAGE 107
1. Are you going to go out this
evening?
2. What are you going to have for
dinner tonight?
3. What are you going to wear tomorrow?
4. Are you going to go anywhere next
weekend?
5. What are you going to do next
summer?
6. When are you going to do your
English homework?
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
A2: Finish the Sentences (Connectors)
1. I was really tired so I stayed at home.
2.
I didn’t phone you because I didn’t have your number.
3.
It was quite a good film but I didn’t like it/ but it was very
long.
4.
Although
my job isn’t very well-paid, I like it
5.
My father is French and my mother is
Spanish so I have two nationalities.
6.
He was driving fast because he was in a hurry.
7.
I wanted to buy some bread but I didn’t have any money.
8.
Although
my boss is very friendly, I need to change job.
9.
She wasn’t feeling well so she didn’t go to work.
10.
I couldn’t come to class last week because I couldn’t get there/ because I
was ill.
11.
She likes him a lot but he’s married.
12.
We really like that restaurant although it’s very expensive.
13.
I wanted to improve my English so I went to England.
14.
I woke up in the middle of the night because I heard a noise in the street.
15.
We took out an umbrella but it wasn’t raining.
16.
Although
we played very well we lost the game/ we didn’t win.
17.
The weather was very cold so I put on/took/got my coat.
18.
We couldn’t understand the man because he talked very fast.
19.
They’re poor but they are happy/went to university.
20.
Although
it was a five-star hotel, it was very dirty.
Wednesday, 29 November 2017
A2: So, because, but, although
SO, BECAUSE, BUT and ALTHOUGH are words used to join ideas in English.
Find some grammar and practice here:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Find some grammar and practice here:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Tuesday, 28 November 2017
A2: Prepositions of Time
AT
|
ON
|
IN
|
NO PREPOSITION
|
-NIGHT
-EIGHT O’CLOCK
-THE MOMENT
-CHRISTMAS
-THE WEEKEND
-LUNCHTIME
-MIDNIGHT
-AT THE END OF THE
MONTH
-EASTER
|
-FRIDAY
-MY BIRTHDAY
-THRUSDAY MORNING
-MAY 10TH
-CHRISTMAS DAY
|
-THE MORNING
-A MOMENT
-JUNE
-THE EIGHTIES
-THE WINTER
-1991
-TWENTY MINUTES
-EIGHT MONTHS
-THREE DAYS
|
-LAST SUMMER
-TOMORROW
-THIS MORNING
-NEXT WEEK
-TODAY
-LAST WEEK
-YESTERDAY
|
Wednesday, 15 November 2017
A2: Irregular Verbs Pronunciation (with video)
Follow the links below to revise irregular verbs. Listen and repeat
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Listen and repeat (video - more verbs)
Irregular Verbs List
Pronunciation Irregular Verbs 1
Pronunciation Irregular Verbs 2
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Listen and repeat (video - more verbs)
Irregular Verbs List
Pronunciation Irregular Verbs 1
Pronunciation Irregular Verbs 2
Thursday, 2 November 2017
A2: Prepositions of place (video with song and exercises)

Sunday, 22 October 2017
A2: The Alphabet + Spelling Test+ Exercises+ Song
A2: Present Simple (Adverbs and Expressions of Frequency)
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