A/an, the, zero article

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Used to, any more, any longer

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Any more, no longer, still (pdf)

Get some more practise with this song:



There was a game ______
We would hit ____ on friday night
And stay _____ until sunday
We _______
We were living for the love we had and
Living not for reality

It was _____ x3

There was a time ______
I _______ my faith in love
It's the greatest thing from the man above
The game ______
_______ my cards upon the table
Let it never be said that I'd be unstable

It was just my imagination x3

There is a game _______
I like to hit the town on friday night
And stay _______
We'll always be this free
We will be living for the love we have

It's not my imagination x3
Not my x18


And this one's just come to my mind.

If I were a boy

Before listening, put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense.

If I were a boy
I__________ (turn off) my phone
Tell everyone that it's broken
So they _________(think)
That I ___________(sleep) alone
I___________(put) myself first
And _________(make) the rules as I go
Cause I know she __________(be) faithfull
__________(wait for) me to come home



Mores exercises on the song here

How do you like Beyoncé? I prefer Coldplay, atually.

Meet somebody or know somebody?

I met my best friend (for the first time) when I was at school.

We've known each other for 15 years.
We've known each other since I was 8.

We used to see each other a lot, but know I only meet her when I can.

Here you have an exercise for you to practise.

Second conditional

2nd conditional

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Here you have a couple of worksheets for you to do at home. I'll upload the key as soon as I can.

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1st conditional: Murphy's Laws

1. If you are in a supermarket and you change queues, the queue you were in before will move faster.
2. If you wash your car, it will rain.
3. If you're looking for sth you've lost, you'll find it in the last place you look.
4. If you wear something white, you'll spill wine or coffee on it.
5. If someone near you is smoking, the smoke will always go directly towards you.
6. If you find sthg in a shop that you really like, they won't have it in your size.
7. If you take sthg that doesn't work back to a shop, it'll start working.
8. If you stop waiting for the bus and start walking, the bus will come.
9. If you arrive at the station and a train is just leaving, it will be your train.


Murphy's Laws Site

1st conditional

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ing/ed adjectives

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Modal verbs of deduction

Modal verbs (ii)

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Questions with "like"

As you already know, like is a word frequently used in English. It is used in different ways and in this BBC Grammar Challenge three different uses are compared: talking about personality, physical appearance and hobbies.

Modal verbs (i)

Modal verbs (i) must have to

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Must vs. have to pdf.

Comparatives

Comparatives and superlatives ni1

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As + adj + as
Complete the text with adjectives and adverbs
Geography quiz

Irregular verb patterns

Have you noticed irregular verbs in English follow a certain pattern? Check this list out, you may find it easier to learn them like this.

Present perfect vs. past simple

Present Perfect

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How words work

Each other or reflexive pronoun?

Future forms

Will or going to?

going to, present continuous, will / shall (1)

future forms: going to, present continuous, will / shall (2)

Future forms and present simple

1B Grammar: Past Tenses

Past perfect senteces

Past perfect: choose the correct answer

Past simple or past perfect?

Past simple or past continuous?

Past simple or past continuous (2)?

1A- Grammar: State Verbs

Pay attention to exceptions such as think or have. Here you can dowloand a more comprehensive list of state verbs.

1A: Grammar and Vocab

Let's revise some vocab related to food first:

Fruits and vegetables

Meat, fish and others and here too



Now, let's practice the grammar in this unit:

Present simple or present continuous? (1)
Present simple of present continuous? (2)

Correspondence between our textbook and English Grammar in Use

Here you have a table showing the correspondence between the units in our textbook and those in English Grammar in Use.