THE WHEEL OF PHRASAL VERBS

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Lectura obligatoria - 2º ESO

The Thief of Always, de Clics Barker. Burlington Books. ISBN: 9789963475209

The Indian in the Cupboard, de la autora Lynne Reig Baños. Burlington Books. ISBN: 9789963485505

Compulsory reading - 1º Bachillerato

Pride and Prejudice, de la autora Jane Austen. Este libro se ofrece de forma gratuita al adquirir el libro de referencia de clase. Los alumnos puede acceder al texto y al audio a través del código que se incluye en el libro de texto usado en clase. Para acceder a él los alumnos visitarán la página de Burlington

https://www.burlingtonbooks.com/Spain/Page.aspx?PageID=87&zoneIndex=3&subMenuIndex=0

e introducirán el código de activación que viene en su libro.

El otro volumen obligatorio es : 

Rain, Rain, Go Away, de la autora Nicola Prentis. Editorial The Black Cat. ISBN: 9788468238869

Puede comprarse en la librería de referencia. Hay algún ejemplar en la biblioteca del centro.

Zero and first conditional sentences - Practice

Game
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4

HOW DO WE FORM THE SIMPLE PAST?

SIMPLE PAST - REGULAR VERBS

Defining and non defining relative clauses - Practice

Link 1
6 Minute Grammar
Link 2

PRACTICE ON THE FUTURE: WILL

Link 1

Connectors, linkers and subordinating conjunctions

Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Some more practice

Infographic on Essays

HOW TO WRITE A FOR AND AGAINST ESSAY

Watch this video to get an overall idea on how to write for and aganist essays:

Reglas para conjugar verbos con la terminación -ING

Enlace a practica

What is Mr. Bean doing?

Wactch the video and complete the actions in the worksheet that your teacher will give you.

Links to prepare for the B1- B2 level exams

ExamEnglish
Englishaula
How to prepare for Cambridge exams
Flo-Joe
Cambridge Practice Tests

Listening practice- Simple past

Link

LEARNING ENGLISH CAN BE FUN!!

Games to learn English
Games Plus
ESL Games
Mes Games

FUTURE TENSE CHART

FUTURE TENSES

Explanation and practice on future tenses
Practice on will, going to and present continuous
Some more practice
All future tenses

Dick Whittington (Extra practice)

Dick Whittington

Once upon a time, there ________ a poor orphan boy _______ Dick Whittington. The people in his village __________ that the streets of London were paved with gold. So Dick ________ to travel there and become a rich man.

Dick _______ for many days, but when he _________ in London there were no streets of gold! Tired and hungry, he ______ asleep on the steps of a great house.

The house belonged to a rich businessman who _______ Dick and gave him a job cleaning the kitchen. Dick _______ very hard and was happy. He _______ enough to eat and at night he _______ sleep by the fire. There ______ a problem though! At night, rats ______ around the kitchen and _________ him awake.

So Dick ________ out and found the fastest rat-catching cat in London! The cat ________ all the rats that _________ into the house and Dick ________ sleep at night.

The businessman __________ about the amazing cat and _________ Dick if he ________ take it on his ship to catch rats on his next journey. Dick _______, but ________ very sad to see the cat go.

While the businessman _______ away, the other servants ________ very mean to Dick, so Dick __________ to run away. But as he was leaving, one of the great church bells _________. It _______- to say, ‘Turn back, Dick Whittington, Mayor of London!’

So Dick _________ back to the house and soon the businessman _________. He_______ very happy because Dick’s cat had caught all the rats on the ship. He _______ Dick a reward and __________ him to his assistant.

Dick _________ hard for the businessman and __________ everything he could. Eventually he ________ the businessman’s daughter and _________ a very successful business of his own. And, yes, he did become Mayor of London!

Listen to this story          https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/short-stories/dick-whittington

Practice the present tense with Mr. Bean

Part 1

Which is the the correct answer?

1)     Mr Bean’s alarm clock goes off at 8.00 / 8.15 / 8.30 

2)     He puts the clock in the cupboard / a glass of water / a bag

3)     He continues reading a book / sleeping / watching TV

Part 2

Put the following in the correct order

Mr Bean…

A)    gets up

B)    walks into the wall

C)    shaves

D)    does some exercise

E)    opens the wardrobe and took out his clothes

F)     makes his bed

G)    wakes up and opened the curtains

H)    sees a sign with a picture of some teeth and the time

Part 3

Mr Bean gets dressed in the car.

3a) Which of the following clothes does he put on and in what order?

T-Shirt

Shirt

Socks

Shorts

Trousers

Hat

Tie

Jacket

Shoes

3b) What does he do after he gets dressed?

Nice to meet you!

Enlace a video 1
Enlace a video 2

Oral presentations

Oral presentations

The Note

Practise the simple past with Mr. Bean

Part 1

Which is the the correct answer?

1)     Mr Bean’s alarm clock went off at 8.00 / 8.15 / 8.30  

2)     He put the clock in the cupboard / a glass of water / a bag 

3)     He continued reading a book / sleeping / watching TV

Part 2

Put the following in the correct order

Mr Bean…

A)    got up

B)    walked into the wall

C)    shaved

D)    did some exercise

E)    opened the wardrobe and took out his clothes

F)     made his bed

G)    woke up and opened the curtains

H)    saw a sign with a picture of some teeth and the time

Part 3

Mr Bean got dressed in the car.

3a) Which of the following clothes did he put on and in what order?

T-Shirt

Shirt

Socks

Shorts

Trousers

Hat

Tie

Jacket

Shoes

3b) What did he do after he got dressed?

Pattern chants - What did you do today?

Irregular wheel game

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Practice on word formation

Exercise 1
Exercise 2

Progress exercises Unit 1 (1º PMAR)

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Common irregular verbs - Grouped

Common Irregular Verbs 

Group 1 – All three forms of the verb are the same

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	bet	bet	bet
¨	cost	cost	cost
¨	cut	cut	cut
¨	hit	hit	hit
¨	hurt	hurt	hurt
¨	let	let	let
¨	put	put	put
¨	shut	shut	shut

Group 2 – The 2nd and 3rd forms of the verb are the same

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	lose	lost	lost
¨	shoot	shot	shot
¨	get	got	got
¨	light	lit	lit
¨	sit	sat	sat
¨	keep	kept	kept
¨	sleep	slept	slept
¨	feel	felt	felt
¨	leave	left	left
¨	meet	met	met
¨	bring	brought	brought
¨	buy	bought	bought
¨	fight	fought	fought
¨	think	thought	thought

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	catch	caught	caught
¨	teach	taught	taught
¨	sell	sold	sold
¨	tell	told	told
¨	pay	paid	paid
¨	make	made	made
¨	stand	stood	stood
¨	understand	understood	understood
¨	lend	lent	lent
¨	send	sent	sent
¨	spend	spent	spent
¨	build	built	built
¨	find	found	found
¨	have	had	had
¨	hear	heard	heard
¨	hold	held	held
¨	read	read (pronounced red)	read (pronounced red)
¨	say	said	said

Group 3 – All three forms of the verb are different

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	drive	drove	driven
¨	ride	rode	ridden
¨	rise	rose	risen
¨	write	wrote	written
¨	bite	bit	bitten
¨	hide	hid	hidden
¨	break	broke	broken
¨	choose	chose	chosen
¨	speak	spoke	spoken

þ	Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
¨	wake	woke	woken
¨	blow	blew	blown
¨	grow	grew	grown
¨	know	knew	known
¨	fly	flew	flown
¨	draw	drew	drawn
¨	show	showed	shown
¨	wear	wore	worn
¨	tear	tore	torn
¨	begin	began	begun
¨	drink	drank	drunk
¨	swim	swam	swum
¨	ring	rang	rung
¨	sing	sang	sung
¨	eat	ate	eaten
¨	fall	fell	fallen
¨	forget	forgot	forgotten
¨	give	gave	given
¨	see	saw	seen
¨	take	took	taken