Countable and uncountable nouns-expressing quantity

Click on the picture below to download a presentation on the difference between countable and uncountable nouns and the difference between SOME/ANY and HOW MUCH/HOW MANY.

Let's get some practice.

 

Do these exercises to practice:
Exercise 0
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

There is/There are/There isn't/There aren't

 

There is/are
Exercise 1
Interrogative
All sentence types

HOW MUCH vs HOW MANY

 

  

Some/any/much/many
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Two grammar tests

What did he say?

 

Reported speech is defined as a report of what somebody has said without using their exact words.

Match the direct and reported sentences in the game below:

Test yourself using these flashcards:

An Opinion Essay

 

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What structure should an opinion essay have?

First things first. Are you clear on what an opinion essay should or shouldn't include? Let's find out:

Figure out the correct order for this opinion essay:

Among the main ingredients for a great opinion essay, linking words are a must. 

Have you ever considered a career in acting? Complete the paragraph with some linking words and find out what it takes. ;)

 The time has come to put pen to paper. 

"The prevention of health problems and illness is more important than treatment and medicine. Do you agree?" (140-160 words)

By Janson A.

Health Issues

 

The activity below allows you to revisit useful medical-related expressions:

Listen and match:

The wettest place on Earth-Comparative and superlative adjectives

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How much do you know about geography and the weather? Take the following quiz and find out:

Click on the picture to download a presentation on comparative and superlative adjectives.

Play this game to practice:

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Exercise 8
Crossword 1
Crossword 2

Click on the picture below to do a listening exercise.

I wish/If only

 

Click on the picture to watch the presentation.

Listen to this awesome song by Pink Floyd and fill in the blanks.

Get some practice with this rephrasing exercise:

Easier version of the activity above:

Get some extra practice:

Grammar test 1 and grammar test 2

Multiple choice exercise

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button-3rd type conditional clauses

Watch the video and do the activities below:

Conditional sentences

 

Click on the picture to download the Powerpoint presentation we have seen in class.

Click HERE for tons of practice.
If/unless 1
If/unless 2

Velkommen! Welcome to our school!

 Welcome to our school! We hope you are enjoying your visit thoroughly! 

Take the following quiz to show what you know about Spain and Denmark.

Passive Voice, Causative and Impersonal passive

Click to watch a simple presentation on the basic passive voice and causative passive:

Match the active tenses to their passive equivalents:

Passive voice questions.

Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Click here for tons of practice.

Click on the image below to watch a COMPREHENSIVE PRESENTATION ON BASIC PASSIVE, CAUSATIVE AND IMPERSONAL PASSIVE PATTERNS:

CAUSATIVE PASSIVE PRACTICE: 

For further practice:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4