Hi everyone, welcome back to this unusual school year!
We hope you are all well and healthy. Last year we created this site to post some resources that may help you with your English during the lockdown. Hopefully, this year you will enjoy spending some time here and will have fun doing some of the suggested activities or reading some of the cartoons :-)
We will be posting regularly and we will still keep in touch in our face-to-face lessons and via Classroom.
Take care and stay safe :-)
Watch this video and do the 3 suggested activities (matching, reordering and gap-fill) at the bottom of the page:
Practise all 3 conditionals:
You can practise the 1st and 2nd conditionals, as well as your vocabulary on the environment, with the worksheet below. (Answer key on the third page!)
Have a look at these pictures:
There are two ways to get things done: One is to do it yourself, and the other one is to get /have it done by somebody else. Which one do you prefer :-) ?
HAVE YOU HAD ANYTHING DONE RECENTLY? OR... WOULD YOU RATHER DO THINGS YOURSELF?
Do you remember how to FORM the Passive Voice from previous years?
If you are not sure, watch this video. It will help you to revise HOW IT IS FORMED and WHEN IT IS USED
*Present Tenses in the Passive Voice:
SONGS: Sweet Dreams Are Made of This and Handle Me with Care
-Watch this video about how ice-cream is made
*Past Tenses in the Passive Voice: SONG: You Were Loved
Read this story and test how much you have learned
Could you describe what Mike and Louise were doing yesterday?
And you? What were you doing when ... (play the game and complete the sentences)
HERE IS A PRESENTATION TO REVISE HOW WE DO REPORTED SPEECH IN ENGLISH
AND HERE YOU CAN PRACTISE WITH ONLINE REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES
statements, statements, statements, questions, commands and requests
Use modal verbs to speculate about the past. What might have happened? What must have happened? What can´t have happened?
Use modal verbs to speculate about the past. What might have happened? What must have happened? What can´t have happened?
KEY:
2º BACHILLERATO
We have uploaded some EBAU exams from previous years. In case you are interested, you can also access EBAU exams on these sites:
A fun activity by Tim Warre to practice reported speech using emojis and whatsapp conversations. Hope you like it :-)
How do we know when to use gerunds and when to use infinitives in English?
It just takes a funny video, a few infographics and some practice to get the hang of it!
Watch this video
Watch this slides presentation
Write your own sentences using these prompts and a suitable linking word