English interactive lessons

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Here you have links to some fantastic interactive units in English. You have to complete ALL the activities. Have fun and good luck.

How old is Jennifer López (Present Simple)
Cinema festival is beginning (Present Continuous)
What's the e-mail saying? (Past Simple)
Travelling to Cáceres (Past Continuous)
My jewel disappeared! (Past Simple and Past Continuous, so and because)
Irregular verbs
Somebody has stolen more things| (Present Perfect)
Two holes, two thefts (yet, already)

Don't forget to have a look at the Total to find out how well you did.

Have got

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In Unit 3 we study the verb have got in the present tense. Here you can find some activities to reinforce whay you have learnt.

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3
• Activity 4
• Activity 5
• Activity 6
• Activity 7
• Activity 8
• Activity 9
• Activity 10
• Activity 11
  
• Activity 12 (Questions)
• Activity 13

Now activities to revise vocabulary about the family.

• Family
• Match the pairs
  
• How good is your memory?
• Family tree
• Sara's family
• Drag and drop
  

Recycling Treasure Hunt

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This is an activity involving the use of certain websites. As we are learning about recycling, this is a good way to improve your knowledge of it. Here is the document you have to read and these are the webpages you have to surf.

• Questions 1-11

• Question 12

The answers to the Recycling Treasure Hunt are in this link (password needed).

This is for early finishers.
And here's a recycling game
Good luck

Halloween time

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Try the following links and don't get too scared!
Match the costumes
Make your monster
Haunted house
Haunted house 2
An old Chinese game

Halloween

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How much do you know about Halloween?
Halloween Safety game
Garfield's Scary Scavenger Hunt
A spooky game

Numbers

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Exercises to practise NUMBERS:

• Exercise 1
• Exercise 2
• Exercise 3
• Exercise 4 (with sounds)
• Exercise 5 (100-1,000,000)
• Exercise 6
• Exercise 7
• Exercise 8
• Exercise 9 (big numbers)
• Exercise 10 (cardinal and ordinal numbers)
• Exercise 11
• Exercise 12 (Not about numbers) 

Nutrition

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In this first post we'll deal with food and nutrition. The first activity is a quiz so that you can check out how much you know about food.

Food and nutrition quiz (Important: for questions 14-20, look at this)

Now listen to this podcast and answer these questions on your notebook:
Where does he come from?
What does he eat . . .
a. for breakfast?
b. for lunch?
c. for dinner?

Now find out what a Scottish girl, Melissa, normally eats. Then complete Melissa's food chart:
a. breakfast
b. lunch
c. tea
d. supper


Answers to the podcasts.

Read the text on this webpage and do the activities (the second one must be done in pairs).

Now complete this text with the words given.

Going to activities

Some links:

• Activity 1 (Easy)
• Activity 2
• Activity 3
• Activity 4
• Activity 5
• Activity 6
• Present continuous (future meaning)
  

Past Simple (affirmative sentences)

Some links to practise positive sentences in the Past Simple:

• Exercise 1
• Exercise 2
• Exercise 3
• Exercise 4
• Exercise 5
• Exercise 6 (Irregular verbs)
• Exercise 7
• Exercise 8
• Exercise 9
• Exercise 10 (Regular verbs)
• Exercise 11 (Irregular verbs)
• Crosswords (Regular verbs)

Vocabulary

Here's a link to easy crosswords and wordsearches on different topics.

Verb tense revision

Try this test.
And this activity.
Identify the verb tenses here.

Some / any compounds

Try these links for further practice:

• someone/anyone
• something/anything
• somewhere/anywhere
• Mixed exercise 1
• Mixed exercise 2
• Mixed exercise 3
• Mixed exercise 4
  
• 

Relative clauses

Some activities to reinforce your knowledge of relative pronouns and clauses:

• Choose the correct relative pronoun
• Choose the correct relative pronoun 2
  
• Subject pronouns or object pronouns?
• Making sentences
• Making sentences 2 (when you finish, click on the Next exercise button at the top or bottom)
• More sentence making
  
• Joining sentences
  
• Relative pronouns: necessary or not?
• Relative pronouns: necessary or not? (Part 2)
• Who, which, whose or no pronoun?
• Non-identifying relative clauses
  
• Definitions using relative clauses
• Relative adverbs

After working with relative pronouns and clauses for a while you can check your knowledge with the following:

• test 1
• test 2
• test 3
  

Comparative and superlative adjectives

Try these links to practise this grammar point:

• Comparative activity
• Comparative and superlative 1
• Comparative and superlative 2
• Comparative and superlative 3
• Comparative and superlative 4
• Comparative and superlative 5
• Comparative activity 2
• Test your knowledge
• General knowledge questions
• Comparative and superlative: a game
• Comparative and superlative: another game
• Comparative: the sentence monkey
• The Hangman
• Choose the right option
• Comparative or superlative? 

Prepositions of place

Activities to practise this grammar point:

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3
  
• Activity 4
  

A bunch of grammar games

Here's a different way of learning and/or revising English. I hope you have fun!

• Getting the right tense quiz
  
• Making sentences
• How good are you at contracting words?
• Personal pronouns
  

Irregular verbs

One good way to try to learn or revise irregular verbs is to do these online activities:

Activities 1, 2, 3 and 4 are just one activity divided in 4 parts:

• One
• Two
• Three
• Four

Activity 5 helps you revise irregular verbs thoroughly:

• Five

Now it's time for a game about verb tenses:

• Treasure hunt
  

Modal verbs

Should/shouldn't activity 1
Should/shouldn't activity 2
Must/mustn't activity 1
Should/shouldn't/mustn't
Can/must/mustn't
Mixed modals
Can/can't/could/couldn't

Reported (Indirect) speech

A complete link to understand direct and indirect speech. Links to practise reported speech:
Statements 1
Statements 2
Statements 3
Statements 4 (with time expressions)
Questions 1
Questions 2
Questions 3
Reported speech quiz
Reported speech: a game
Tenses, time and place expressions and sentences
Another quiz
A bunch of exercises

Parts of the body

Some links to review and learn parts of the body.
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4 (Hangman, easy)
Link 5 (Hangman, more difficult)
Link 6 (Drag and drop activity)
Test your knowledge
Another test
Crosswords
Scrambled words

Grammar games

Here are some grammar games that will help you revise the English grammar. Have fun!
Game 1 (Present continuous hangman)
Game 2 (Irregular verbs)
Game 3 (Tense classification)

The treasure island (a game)

Can you find the treasure following the instructions? Give it a try here.

Past continuous 2º BIL

Open a new tab. Type the following www.wordreference.com and you'll have an excellent online dictionary.
Try these links to practise the Past Continuous tense.

Affirmative sentences

Questions

Negative sentences

Past continuous activity

Another activity
One more activity

Test 1

Test 2
Activity with pictures

Conditional sentences

Here are some activities to practise what has recently been explained in class.
First conditional
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
Link 5
Second conditional
Link 6
Link 7Link 8
Link 9
Link 10
Mixed types (I & II)
Link 11
Link 12
Link 13
Link 14
Link 15
Third conditional
Link 16
Link 17
Link 18
Link 19
Mixed types (I, II & III)
Link 20
Link 21Link 22
Link 23
Link 24
Test on conditional sentences

Countable and uncountable nouns

Links to practise.

Link 1

Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
Some or any?
Link 5
Link 6
Link 9 (more difficult)
Some, any, a, an?
Link 7
Link 8
Link 10
Link 11

There is/There are

Here are some links to get further practice of the there is/there are structure.
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4

Link 5
Link 6
Link 7Food and drink game Fruit game Vegetables game a/an/some/any 

Present continuous practice

Hi everyone at 1º AB BIL:

Welcome to our blog. From here we'll try to post useful stuff for the English classroom. To start with here's a selection of links to practise the Present Continuous:

Theory and practice
More theory and more practice
More activities
Another link
One more activity on the Present Continuous
What are the frogs doing?
A present continuous game (Fling the teacher) 
Parts of the body

I hope you enjoy them!