First, we will have a look at this presentation about The Subjunctive in English: EXERCISES: Subjunctives C1-C2
OpenTag: Grammar
Grammar reference materials
A1 Review Exercises
Grammar Exercises Vocabulary Exercises Phonetic Practice Reading Comprehension Listening Comprehension Verb Tenses Mediation Samples (A1): Can / Can’t Verbs of […]
OpenPresent Perfect Continuous
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation about the structure and use of Present Perfect Continuous in class: […]
OpenGiving / Asking for Directions
First of all, let’s review the Imperative structure and uses: Below there’s a Summary: Check the following Lesson Plan on […]
OpenReporting Verbs & Reported Speech
We shall look at and discuss the following summary on Reported Speech structure and use in class: For a […]
OpenCausatives
Below there’s a couple of video clips on the use of Causatives in English: EXERCISES: Exercise: Causative have Exercise 1 […]
OpenOnline Resources
Take a look at this WebPage with e-learning resources for EEOOII:
OpenQuestion Tags & Echo Questions
We shall look at and discuss the following presentation on Question Tags: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. […]
OpenAdverbs of Frequency & Manner
Remember the basic structure of a sentence in English: SUBJECT + (FREQUENCY/GRAMMAR ADVERB) + VERB + INDIRECT OBJECT + DIRECT […]
OpenModals of Deduction
We’ll start off by reviewing the Basic Modal Verbs. Then we shall look at and discuss the following summary on […]
OpenMixed Conditionals
First, you can review the different types of Conditionals here. You can also review Conditional III. Then, we shall review […]
OpenConditional Type III
We shall review the Conditional III structure and uses in class: Alternatively, you can download the PDF file here. EXERCISE: Click here to practise […]
OpenSimple Past
PART I: The -ed ending Let’s start off by reviewing how to add the different Endings to a word. Then we […]
OpenThere is/are – was/were
Here’s a summary of the use There is/are: EXERCISES: Practise how to use There is/are in Simple Present and Simple […]
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