Hello!
Here are two video quizzes for homework. Its very easy. Listen and click on the answer. Take each quiz and then click on "see how you did". Then click on "send the results to my teacher".
Take one first, send the results and then take the second one. Make sure that the volume icon is "on".
The teacher code is: Elem7
You have this week to send your results.
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Level 7
sábado, 18 de abril de 2015
sábado, 11 de abril de 2015
Exam for the IV Module.
It's exam time again. The level 7 exam will be on Thursday, April 16 at 09:00 hours.
Get ready!!!!!
The exam topics are:
- Can/Could to talk about abilities in the present/past.
- Should/Must to talk about advice and obligation.
- Comparative and Superlative adjectives.
- Will/Won't.
Please go to the following links to study. Also check your grammar notes in the workbook.
This time, the exam will be multiple choice and you will answer in a separate answer sheet.
Please fill in the letter bubbles correctly. There are also two open end questions.
This time, the exam will be multiple choice and you will answer in a separate answer sheet.
Please fill in the letter bubbles correctly. There are also two open end questions.
Here are a lot of exercises and games to practice:
For can/can't, go, here
To play a game with can/can't, go here
To practice can/can't - could - couldn't, go here
To play a game with could/couldn't, go here
To compare can/can´t - could/couldn't, go Here here, and here
To watch a video about school rules with must/mustn't, go here
To play a game with must/mustn't, go here
To practice should/shouldn't to give advice, go here
To practice should and must, go here
Look at the comparative and superlative adjectives rules in this table:
Practice the comparative and superlative adjectives here, and here
More practice with comparative and superlative adjectives, here
For exercises with will/won't, click here, here and here.
To watch a video about school rules with must/mustn't, go here
To play a game with must/mustn't, go here
To practice should/shouldn't to give advice, go here
To practice should and must, go here
Look at the comparative and superlative adjectives rules in this table:
Practice the comparative and superlative adjectives here, and here
More practice with comparative and superlative adjectives, here
For exercises with will/won't, click here, here and here.
lunes, 9 de febrero de 2015
Exam for the III Module
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| Past Continuous Tense |
Exams are here again!
What are the topics?
. Vocabulary on prepositions of movement.
. Vocabulary on geographical features.
. Past continuous tense, affirmative.
. Past continuous tense, interrogative, and questions with WH words.
. Past continuous tense, negative.
Don't forget to practice with the exercises below.
To decide between was/were, click here
For past continuous affirmative, click here.
For past continuous negative, click here.
For past continuous questions, click here
For past continuous with questions, click here
To practice spelling with ing, click here
Study and be prepared!
viernes, 21 de noviembre de 2014
Hello:
In this blog you will find exercises to practice the topics we see in level 7. Welcome and we hope that you visit your blog many times.
Our exams for the II Module will be on December 1st.
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| Good luck!!! |
Unit II vocabulary on the house.
Unit III vocabulary on adjectives to describe feelings.
Grammar: Unit II - Present continuous: affirmative, negative, interrogative and questions.
Unit III - Simple past tense (was/were)
Unit III - Simple past tense (regular and irregular verbs)
Click on the following links to practice the grammar for the exams.
For present continuous go here
For present continuous questions and answers go here
To practice present and past of the verb to be go here
To practice verbs in past go here
To practice simple past go here and here
Study the vocabulary in your notebook and remember to see the grammar pages at the end of your workbook.
jueves, 12 de junio de 2014
Practice exercises for the Global Exam, Units 5, 6, 7 and 8.
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| Global exam is here!
The topics for the exam are:
Click on the following exercises to practice.
Go here to practice can /could.
Go here to practice comparative and superlative adjectives.
Go here to practice will/won't for predictions Go here to practice first conditional sentences Go here, here and here to practice be going to for plans Go here, here and here to practice present perfect. |
miércoles, 19 de marzo de 2014
GET READY FOR THE RECOVERY EXAM.
Please find exercises to practice for the Recovery Exams.
Remember:
The exams are on :
Wednesday March 26 for 1st EFT, 2nd EFG and
Thursday March 27 for 1st ABCD and 2nd ABCD.
Practice for Module I
Click here for a lesson on present simple.
Click here to practice present simple affirmative.
Click here to practice simple present negative.
Click here to practice simple present interrogative.
Click here to practice WH questions (what, who, where, when etc)
Practice for Module II
Click here for a lesson on present continuous.
Click here to practice present continuous affirmative sentences.
Click here to practice present continuous form.
Click here to practice present continuous questions.
Click here to practice present continuous use.
Click here for a lesson on simple past.
Click here to practice simple past form.
Click here to practice was/were sentences.
Click here to practice simple past questions.
Practice for Module III
Click here to practice past continuous affirmative sentences.
Click here to practice negative sentences.
Click here to practice interrogative sentences.
Click here to practice WH questions (what, who, when, where, etc)
Practice for Module IV
For the Unit 6 exam you will revise will/won't to talk about predictions for the future, promises and
instant decisions. Here are some practice exercises:
Click here to practice affirmative sentences.
Click here to practice negative sentences.
Click here to practice questions.
Click here to practice conditional sentences type1.
More conditional sentences here.
miércoles, 4 de diciembre de 2013
It's exam time!
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