Revision of Be and Vocabulary

I am happy today. Are we late?

Here you have a worksheet to revise verb BE and some vocabulary.

Check your answers here.

GOOD LUCK IN THE EXAM!!

Sentence structure

A little revision of basic grammar...

HOW TO BUILD SENTENCES

---- Verb be 

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+ Subj + verb BE + ...
Ex: We are students

- Subj + verb BE + not + ...
Ex: You aren't British

? (Question word + ) Verb BE + Subj + ... ? (Inversion)
Ex: Is he Italian?
What's your name?

---- All verbs 

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+ Subj + verb + ...

with he/she/it: verb+s 

Ex: We work in a bank

He lives in Germany

- Subj + do/does + not + infinitive + ... 

Ex: They don't speak French

She doesn't like animals

? (Question word +) Do/does + Subj + infinitive + ... ?
(ASI or QuASI)

Ex: Do you speak Russian?

Does he have children? 
Where do you live?

Quicktests 1 & 2

Here you have the tests to revise Units 1 and 2. Click on the words to find the documents:

Quicktest Unit 1 and Key

Quicktest Unit 2 and Key

More on Jobs and Family

Here you have an exercise to learn and revise jobs and professions.

Also, some activities to revise Family vocabulary. 

And finally a Reading Comprehension Exercise: Sara's family

Possessive 's' and more

Here are some exercises for you to revise the possessive 's' and some other Grammar points.

Exercises at Inglés Mundial

Natural English

New English File 1

New English File 2

More PRESENT SIMPLE

Click on the following links to practise the simple present with exercises:

QUIZ 1 . SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT

QUIZ 2. NEGATIVE CONTRACTIONS. SIMPLE PRESENT 

QUIZ 3. YES/ NO QUESTIONS SIMPLE PRESENT

Dali in "Guess my job"

A real (and very old) GUESS MY JOB programme.

This is very funny! Dali answers YES to every question and confuses the panel!

What's your job?

Real English



Now play this memory game.

Present simple

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4

Exercise 5

Exercise 6

Something stupid

Here you have the two versions of the song.

Typically British

Click here to learn more about typical British Symbols.