30 - CONDITIONALS

Zero Conditional – something that always happens

If + present simple, present simple

If I eat a lot of chocolate, I feel sick.

If I heat water to 100°, it boils.

First Conditional – future probability

If + present simple,  will/won’t + verb

                                                           , be going to + verb

If it doesn’t rain tomorrow, we are going to go to the beach.

Unless it rains, we are going to go to the beach.

If it rains tomorrow, we won’t go to the seaside.

If I win the lottery, I will buy a new car.

As soon as I arrive at the hotel, I will call you.

Second Conditional – unlikely changes to present situation, unlikely/ improbable present

If + past simple,  would + verb

If I won the lottery, I would buy a new car.

If I was/were taller and thinner, I would be a model.

ZERO CONDITIONAL

ZERO CONDITIONAL PRACTICE


FIRST CONDITIONAL

FIRST CONDITIONAL PRACATICE

ZERO vs. FIRST CONDITIONALS

SECOND CONDITIONAL

SECOND CONDITIONAL PRACTICE

FIRST vs. SECOND CONDITIONALS

29 - PRESENT PERFECT vs. PAST SIMPLE

PRACTICE ONLINE.

PAST SIMPLE VS. PRESENT PERFECT 1


PAST SIMPLE VS. PRESENT PERFECT 2


PAST SIMPLE VS. PRESENT PERFECT 3


PAST SIMPLE VS. PRESENT PERFECT 4


PAST SIMPLE VS. PRESENT PERFECT 5

28 - THE GLOBE THEATRE

WATCH VIDEO AND THEN DO QUIZ:

GLOBE THEATRE: QUIZ 1

GLOBE THEATRE: QUIZ 2

27 - PRACTICE ONLINE - LISTENING READING GRAMMAR VOCABUALARY

GO ON WEBSITE AND CHOSE TO THE LEFT (a destra) THE LEVEL YOU WANT TO PRACTICE:

https://www.examenglish.com/CEFR/cefr.php


PRACTICE TESTS (cliccare a destra della pagina per fare esercizi):

A2:
https://www.examenglish.com/KET/index.html

B1:
https://www.examenglish.com/PET/index.html

B2:
https://www.examenglish.com/FCE/index.html



PRACTICE VOCABULARY (cliccare il livello a centro pagina):
https://www.examenglish.com/vocabulary/index.html


PRACTICE GRAMMAR (cliccare a destra della pagina il livello):

https://www.examenglish.com/grammar/index.html

25 - PRESENT PERFECT

GO TO PRESENT PERFECT WEBSITE and PRACTICE PRESENT PERFECT POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, INTERROGATIVE and the differences between the PAST SIMPLE and PRESENT PERFECT

PRESENT PERFECT GRAMMMAR

24 - LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Put subtitles and watch:

23 - REVIEW PRESENT - adverbs of frequency and prepositions of time

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

on	in	at
-days of the week On Monday On Tuesday evening On Sunday afternoon -dates On 23rd September On Christmas Day	-part of the day In the morning In the afternoon In the evening -years In 1968 -months In June -seasons In summer	at night at the weekend -times At 7 o’clock At lunch(time) At dinner At Easter At Christmas

Prepositions of time practice 1

Prepositions of time practice 2

Prepositions of time practice 3

 

Saying dates

Today is (the) 21^st (of) January 2019.

Today is January (the) 21^st , 2019.

The ordinal numbers

The first  1^st

The second 2^nd

The third  3^rd

The fourth 4^th

The fifth 5^th

The twentieth  20^th

The twenty-first  21^st

Saying the Years

2019 – twenty nineteen

2000 – two thousand

2001 – two thousand and one

2009 – two thousand and nine

2010 – twenty ten  /  two thousand and ten

1978 – nineteen seventy-eight

1905 – nineteen “oh” five

1900 -  nineteen hundred

978 – nine hundred seventy-eight / nine seventy-eight

Spring -  21^st March to 20^th June

Summer – 21^st June to 21^st September

Autumn/Fall  -  22^nd September to 20^th December

Winter – 21^st December to 20^th March

Adverbs of frequency

Always  100%

Usually  70  normally  / generally

Often  50

Sometimes 30

Occasionally  20

Hardly ever / rarely 10

Never 0

I don’t always get up early.

I am always on time.

Expressions of time in the present...at the end of the sentence

Most nights

Every day / week

Once a week

Twice a week

Three times a year

Four times a month

How long  does IT TAKE YOU to get to school?

IT TAKES ME  10 minutes by bus.

Adverbs of frequency practice 1

Adverbs of frequency practice 2

 Adverbs of frequency practice 3