Unit 7 - Grammar: Was, Were / There was, there wasn't... / Past simple.

To be: past simple

 
Structures here

Exercises about TO BE - past tense

More exercises TO BE - past tense

To practice verb TO BE - present/past tense

There was, there were

 


Exercises THERE WAS/THERE WERE

More exercises about THERE WAS/THERE WERE

More exercises about THERE WAS/THERE WERE

Past Simple

 Pronuntiation regular verbs

Read this to study the past simple

Exercises PAST SIMPLE

Write the verbs in PAST SIMPLE

Game with PAST SIMPLE

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Vocabulary

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Click here and you'll learn a lot of vocabulary

How do you pronounce..?

These audio pronunciation file is in MP3 format and you can 

directly access it without even using Google Search. 

Just use the following URL and replace WORD 

with any of  the English words that you are still  learning 

to pronounce.

https://ssl.gstatic.com/dictionary/static/sounds/de/0/WORD.mp3

UNIT 6 - Countable and uncontable nouns - Unit 6 English Plus 1

Exercises here 

Countable and uncountable

Test

Much or many?

A lot of, much or many?

Exercises from agendaweb

UNIT 6 - Can and Must - Unit 6 - English Plus 1

Modals verbs from Ximena Martinez

And now you can practice exercises:

Complete with Can or Must

Choose the correct modal

What can they do?

Must or mustn't

UNIT 6 - First conditional

Let's do some exercises to practise the first conditional

Exercises from Agendaweb

UNIT 6 - Will and Won´t

We use the simple future tense to talk about things that will happen at a time later than now. How we use it depends on how we view the events are going to happen.
We often use the simple future tense to make a prediction about the future. In this lesson we learn the correct usage of Simple Future Tense.

You will listen to the sample conversations and understand the use of Simple Future Tense.

 Here you have the STRUCTURES


EXERCISES

Let's practise!!!

Execises from agenda web

Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps and form sentences. Use will-future.