Conditional sentences one and two

The text is comming. Try these exercises in order to get the best mark you can. Try all exercises of types I and II

Revision game

Neste post podes jogar e fazer revisões sobre uma série de temas. Experimenta! Pressiona aqui.

ENGLISH IS EASY: Game: Irregular verbs

ENGLISH IS EASY: Game: Irregular verbs

Click on the title and play a game about irregular verbs.

Past simple or Past Continuous?

If you have any doubts about the correct use of the past simple together with the past continuous, you can go to your student's book or check this webpage . Next, you must practise your tenses: click here. After finishing this exercise here successfuly, you are ready to get a good mark at any test about these tenses. Congratulations!

ENGLISH IS EASY: CONJUNCTIONS

ENGLISH IS EASY: CONJUNCTIONS Exercises for the students in the 9th grade. Click here for some extra exercises.

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Work emails

You are too young to be getting "work emails". However, this is a useful piece if you want to practise your listening and understanding of English. It's a 6 minute lesson and the objective is to answer the question placed before the "listen" button. As you listen, there are a number of words that you may not know. Help is on the "+" icon. . Click here to start your lesson.

Listening Comprehension

Here is an interesting way of practising your listening skills. Listen to the people talking and choose the right options below. After you have finished, you can check your answers. Click here. The subject of the conversation isn't new for those in 9th grade: immigration and customs. If you are interested in further exercises, you can try the vocabulary activities that come after the listening exercise.

The present continuous or present progressive

This is a very interesting lesson by teacher Jennifer. Listen to her and try to do the tasks she asks. A aula é sobre o present continuous (progressive). Há perguntas e respostas. A pessoa com quem a professora está a conversar é estrangeira e tem alguma dificuldade em usar a língua fluentemente. É como nós: temos que ser empenhados e praticar. Se tiveres alguma dúvida, usa a caixa de comentários.

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Please and Thank you

These two expressions seem to be a little forgotten by our students as the new year beggins. Here is a lesson that can help you broaden your vocabulary, and your politeness...

Travel vocabulary

Let's start with this exercise. Next, if you want to practise your past simple, complete this one here. If you are really interested in understanding what you read, you should take these exercises (reading/comprehension) How about practicing your question words (Wh- questions)? Take this exercise.

Spelling

The objective is to listen to the words and write them correctly. Try it more than once. It's fun! Click here

How to draw Dragons.

Yes, my students like dragons because it is their favourite club's emblem. Have a look at this here.

"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." This is an English proverb. It means that without time off from work, a person becomes both bored and boring. So, let's listen to some good music. You can also do a research on this band. Don't forget to comment whether you liked it or not.

London Olympics 2012

Hello everybody! A new school year is approaching.How about starting practicing your writing? Certainly you have watched the Olympic Games on TV. Are you in the mood to write something about your favourite moments or sports? Don't be lazy. Pick up your pen and say something, while it's fresh in your memory. We will be seing each other soon. Send your text to turmaspaulo@gmail.com and I'll be glad to read about it. Kisses and hugs.

Listen to some Hollywood stars talking about their favourite films/movies.

Aqui tens alguns exercícios para praticares o discurso indireto. Carrega aqui.

Description of film genres. In other words, what kind of films are these?

Reported Speech (statements)

Here is an introduction to the Reported Speech. Some things are known to you. Others need to be explained. If you have any doubts, just go to the comment box and write it.

Which Ancient Classical character are you? Take this quiz and find out. Are you Hercules? Helen of Troy?

So many words ...

In Honor of St. Patrick's Day, Benjamin Franklin has recreated his list of over 220 "round-about" phrases for being drunk (originally published in "The Pennsylvania Gazette" in 1737).