Search this site
Embedded Files
Skip to main content
Skip to navigation
Bayuela Idiomas
home
BBC SIx Minute Grammar
Reading Texts
Nives de Ingl'és
Eng Vocabulary
Oxford 3000: A-B
Oxford 3000: C-D
Oxford 3000: E-G
Oxford 3000: H-K
Oxford 3000: L-N
Oxford 3000: 0-P
Oxford 3000: Q-R
Oxford 3000: S
Oxford 3000: T
Oxford 3000: U-Z
Oxford Academic Words
Eng. Pronunciation
Pronouncing HAVE in modal form
Adding an "e"
Eng. Grammar Exercises
1. Countables and Uncountables
2. Negatives and Questions
3. Posessives
4. Reflexive Pronouns
5. Adverb Order
6. Pronouns
7. Possessive Case
8. Interogatives
10 Too and Enough
11. Some and Any
12. No = "Not any"
13. Comparisons
14. Negatives and questions with auxiliary verbs
15. Causative use of "have"
16. Must, have to need
17. Can
18.Short-form negative
19. Short-form responses with auxiliary verbs
20. Imperative
21. Present tense
22. Notes on English tenses
23. Present Perfect tense
24. Past tense
25. Frequency adverbs
26. Past tense (continued)
27 Tense Revision
28. Future and future perfect
29. Past perfect tense
30. Revision of tenses
31. Conditions and unreal past
32. Question tags
33. "Get" and "got" forms
34. Predicative "so" and "not"
35. "do" and "make"
36. Infinitive implied by its particle
37. "Else" and "or else"
38. Infinitive
39. "...ing" form - gerund and present participle
40. Infinitive and gerund
41. Perfect infinitive of imaginary past
42 Verb, noun or adjective
43. Have a ___
44. Interrogatives
45. Interrogative responses
46, Relatives
47. Relative and interrogative links
48. Emphatic connectives (_ever forms)
49 Emphatic colloquial interrogatives
50. "there is" and "it is"
51. Reported speech
52. Passive voice
53. Miscellaneous
54. Phrase openings
55. The comparison game
56. Prepositions and adverbial particles
Eng. Grammar Tips
Parts of Speech
Use of do, does, did
Modal/Auxilliary verbs
Infinitive, bare infinitive, gerund
Passive Voice
Phrasal Verbs
Prepositions
Eng. Listening Comp.
A2: St Andrew
Biotechology
A2 A walk in the forest
Eng. Reading Comp.
English Tests
Charlotte's Choice (A2)
Reading Tests
Watsapp in Spain
BBC Lower Intermediate Course
1. Nice to meet you
2. What to wear
3. Like this, like that
4. The daily grind
5. Christmas every day
6. Great achievers
7. The Titanic
8. Travel
9. The big wedding
10. Sunny's job hunt
11. The bucket list
12. Moving and immigration
13 BBC Broadcasting House
14. New year, new project
15. From Handel to Hendrix
Tourism around Bayuela
Primary Classes
Online Games
Videos
Quizzes
Grammar
ESO Classes
Bachillerato Classes
Adult Classes
Flash Cards
Bayuela Idiomas
Oxford 3000: 0-R
obey
object
object
objective
observation
observe
obtain
obvious
obviously
occasion
occasionally
occupied
occupy
occur
occur to
ocean
o’clock
October
odd
oddly
of
off
offence
offend
offense
offensive
offer
office
officer
official
officially
often
oh
oil
OK
old
old-fashioned
on
once
one
one another
onion
online
only
onto
open
opening
openly
open up
operate
operation
opinion
opponent
opportunity
oppose
opposed
opposing
opposite
opposition
option
or
orange
order
ordinary
organ
organization
organize
organized
origin
original
originally
other
otherwise
ought to
our
ours
ourselves
out
outdoor
outdoors
outer
outline
output
outside
outside
outstanding
oven
over
overall
overall
overcome
owe
own
owner
own up
pace 1
pack
package
packaging
packet
.
pack up
page
pain
painful
paint
painter
painting
pair
palace
pale
pan 1
panel
pants
paper
parallel
parent
park
parliament
part
particular
particularly
partly
partner
partnership
party
pass
passage
pass away
pass by
passenger
passing
pass on
pass out
passport
pass round
pass through
past
path
patience
patient
pattern
pause
pay
pay back
payment
pay out
pay up
peace
peaceful
peak
pen
pencil
penny
pension 1
people
pepper
per
per cent
perfect
perfectly
perform
performance
performer
perhaps
period
permanent
permanently
permission
permit
person
personal
personality
personally
persuade
pet
petrol
phase
philosophy
phone
photo
photocopy
photograph
photographer
photography
phrase
physical
physically
physics
piano
pick
pick up
picture
piece
pig
pile
pile up
pill
pilot
pin
pink
.
pint
pipe
pitch
pity
place
plain
plan
plane
planet
planning
plant
plastic
plate
platform
play
play about
player
play with
pleasant
pleasantly
please
pleased
pleasing
pleasure
plenty
plot
plug
plug in
plus 1
p.m.
pocket
poem
poetry
point
pointed
point out
poison
poisonous
pole
police
policy
polish
polite
politely
political
politically
politician
politics
pollution
pool
poor
pop
popular
population
port
pose
position
positive
possess
possession
possibility
possible
possibly
post
post office
pot
potato
potential
potentially
pound
pour
powder
power
powerful
practical
practically
practice
practise
praise
pray
prayer
precise
precisely
predict
prefer
preference
pregnant
premises
preparation
prepare
prepared
presence
present
present
presentation
preserve
president
press
pressure
presumably
.
pretend
pretty
prevent
previous
previously
price
pride
priest
primarily
primary
prime minister
prince
princess
principle
print
printer
printing
print off
prior
priority
prison
prisoner
private
privately
prize
probable
probably
problem
procedure
proceed
process 1
produce
producer
product
production
profession
professional
professor
profit
program
programme
progress
progress
project
project
promise
promote
promotion
prompt
promptly
pronounce
pronunciation
proof
proper
properly
property
proportion
proposal
propose
prospect
protect
protection
protest
protest
proud
proudly
prove
provide
provided
providing
pub
public
publication
publicity
publicly
publish
publishing
pull
pull apart
pull down
pull in
pull off
pull out
pull over
pull through
pull up
pull yourself together
punch
punish
punishment
pupil
purchase
pure
purely
purple
purpose
pursue
push
push about
push forward
.
put
put away
put back
put down
put forward
put in
put off
put on
put out
put through
put together
put up
put up with
.
Google Sites
Report abuse
Page details
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse