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Aquà tienes los paÃses ¿Sabes las nacionalidades (o adjectivos)? Spain = Spanish Great Britain = France = Switzerland = Holland = Sweden = Greece = China = Peru = Poland = Japan = Germany = Wales = Argentina = Ireland … Continued
SUPERLATIVE & COMPARATIVE QUIZ: Are you a Teacher – Download a Pairwork Quiz for your Classes. DIVIDE THE CLASS INTO GROUPS – GIVE THEM POINTS FOR EACH CORRECT QUESTION (THEY HAVE COMPLETED THE SUPERLATIVE OR COMPARATIVE FORM CORRECTLY) AND FOR … Continued
Tag questions Remember: 1. Change subject with auxiliary verb, and negative to affirmative (or vice versa) You’re a student, aren’t you? (YOU ARE – AREN’T YOU?) 2. The auxiliary ‘DO’ (or ‘did’) is invisible in affirmative They do yoga, DON’T … Continued
Se usa la forma de ‘Be’ según el tiempo y persona, y el participio del verbo Don Quijote WAS + WRITTEN by Cervantes You HAVE BEEN  +  WARNED! La Pasiva se usa también cuando en Español hablas de un impersonal ‘ellos’, … Continued
Will or Going to? Going to We use ‘(be) going to’ when something is very probable (if it has been planned, for example). It is the same as ‘va a…’ in Spanish Will We use ‘will’ when it is a … Continued
Must, Mustn’t or Do(es)n’t have to? MUST/HAVE TO = Debes/Tienes que hacerlo MUSTN’T = No debes hacerlo DO(ES)N’T HAVE TO = No tienes porque (no necesitas) hacerlo Fill in the gaps: 1.If you want to learn English properly, you _______Â do … Continued
Body words: You SNEEZE and COUGH when you have a cold. You SCRATCH your arm when you have an ITCH. In some countries it’s a compliment to BURP after a good meal (not in Europe or America) Do you SNORE … Continued
What’s the preposition? What are you scared….? What are you good…..? In your job, what are you responsible……., and who are you responsible …? What can’t you get used…..? What are you interested…..? What does your hapiness depend….? Is there … Continued
Criminals!! What’s their speciality? Thief= General word for someone who steals, with no speciality. Pickpocket= Shoplifter= Burglar= Arsonist= Mugger= Armed Robber= Hijacker= Kidnapper= Dealer= Fraudster= Murderer= (takes wallets and money from your pocket or bag/steals food, perfumes,etc. from shops/breaks … Continued
Superlative and Comparative Opposites IF YOU NEED MORE PRACTICE, READ THE FULL EXPLANATION ABOUT COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES HERE What’s the opposite? Careful! Some are superlative and others comparative: Cleverer = Most dangerous =Â More difficult=Â Nearest=Â Best = Worse=Â Wider=Â … Continued
Let’s start off with some examples of the different conditionals: ZERO CONDITIONAL: General Truth / Verdades Generales: If you study, you’ll pass   (Si estudias, apruebas) FIRST CONDITIONAL: Possible Future Situations If you study, you will pass  (Si estudias, … Continued
Adjectives and Opposites Look at these adjectives: Narrow  –  Sharp  –  Straight  –  Smooth  –  Dry  –  Light  –  Lazy  –  High Now, find in the list the opposites of… Curly, curvy, windy, bendy  = Rough  = Wide = … Continued
Relatives and family members: Your mother’s brother is your….? Your son’s wife is your…..? Your brother’s daughter….? Your father’s sister’s children….? Your mother’s children with another partner…? Your father’s new wife’s children by a former marriage…? Your father’s mother’s father…? … Continued
Prefixes and Suffixes Use ‘-en-‘ as prefix or suffix to create verbs: ENABLE = hacer posible WIDEN =ensanchar DEEPENÂ = profundizar ENRAGE = enfurecer STRENGTHENÂ = fortalecer HEIGHTENÂ = alzar, aumentar ENTRUST = poner confianza en LENGTHENÂ = alargar ENTAIL = conllevar (cada gato … Continued
Verbs that look like Nouns: “A fly can’t bird, but a bird can fly” – Winnie the Pooh ‘Bird’ is a noun, but ‘fly’ is a noun and verb- one of the best-known ones. Look at these sentences: What does … Continued
Modals in Past  ‘Tenia que (haber)..’? John had to go to the dentist= He had the obligation to go. John should have gone to the dentist= It was a good idea, but he didn’t go. John must have gone to … Continued