1º ESO IMPERATIVE

Hi, Guys!!!, 

Do you remember how to use IMPERATIVE in English?
1. We can use the imperative to give a direct order: 
Be quiet!, Tidy up!
2. to give instructions: Put your hands up!, Put on your shoes!
3. to make an invitation:  
Come and sit down, have a piece of cake.
4. on signs and notices: Push and Pull
5.  to give friendly informal advice: Take it easy and speak to him.

1º ESO Mosaic 1 STARTER UNIT

Hi, Guys!!!, 

Are you ready to see if you have the right level to start? Yes, sure!!! Well, now you can do the following worksheets, GOOD LUCK!!!

W E L C O M E, NEW YEAR!!!

Hi, Guys!!!,

Here I go again!!!Welcome to my English Corner, where our adventures begin!!!! I love that film, UP!

Can you see the words in the balloons? It's very symbolic, our house is our school, where our adventures begin. Therefore, at School, some words become really significant for us, such as: confidence, friendship, teamwork, willing, opportunities, kindness, motivation, challenge, generosity, culture, respect, ... and one balloon is flying away: DREAMS

First Conditional

Hi, Guys!!!, 

Here you can find lots of exercises to review the FIRST CONDITIONAL:
1. 1st Cond.: autoenglish

2. 1st Cond.: perfect-english-grammar.com
 
3. 1st Cond.: pearsonlongman

 
4. 1st Cond.: englisch-hilfen

 

Review + Exercises 2ºESO (Fut. WILL VS. Going To)

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Do you know the difference between the  Future Will and Going to? Let's click on the following links:

1. Fut. Will vs. Going to: autoenglish

2. Fut. Will vs. Going to: will-vs-going-to

3. Fut. Will vs. Going to: englishgrammar


4. Fut. Will vs. Going to: englishpage

Review + Exercises 2ºESO (Fut. WILL VS. Going To)

Hi, Guys!!!,

Do you know the difference between the  Future Will and Going to? Let's click on the following links:

1. Fut. Will vs. Going to: autoenglish

2. Fut. Will vs. Going to: will-vs-going-to

3. Fut. Will vs. Going to: englishgrammar


4. Fut. Will vs. Going to: englishpage

Review + exercises 2º ESO (Past Simple VS. Past Cont.)

Hi, There!!!, 

If you click on the following links, you can practise the two tenses:
1. Past Simple vs. Past Cont.: perfect-english-grammar

2. Past Simple vs. Past Cont.: past-simple-past-continuous
 
3. Past Simple vs. Past Cont.: grammarbank.com
 
4. Past Simple vs. Past Cont.:grammarbank 2