The wettest place on Earth-Comparative and superlative adjectives

Picture by Raphaël Menesclou on Unsplash

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

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.

What's the weather like today?

What's the weather like today? Use these flashcards to learn:

Take these quizzes to learn:

Click on the picture below to watch a video about the world weather forecast:

Click HERE to play a game.
Learn the weather vocabulary HERE.

Now do a listening activity. Click on the picture below:

English people love talking about the weather. True or false? Watch this VIDEO and find out.

Present Simple tense

Guess the sentence:

 

Practice makes perfect! Click on the links below and do a few exercises.

 

Crossword 1

Crossword 2
Positive statements 1
Positive statements 2
Negatives 1
Negatives 2
Negatives 3
Test your knowledge of this tense.

You're probably an expert now. Otherwise you may do a few more exercises that you can find on this website:
http://www.english-4u.de/tenses_exercises.html

Third person singular-Spelling changes:

Can you tell the difference between the present simple and the present continuous?

Play this game and find out!

 

Describing people

Physical appearance
Who is it?

Present continuous: I'm having fun!

Use these flash cards to learn  the Present Continuous tense.

Now test yourself with this quiz:

 

 Listen and choose the correct picture:

 

Negative,interrogative and affirmative sentences:

Very strange things are happening. Play the game and find out:

Present simple vs present continuous: play this game to show how much you've learnt!

Question words

Click on the picture below to watch a video about question words and do some activities.

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Game

Get some more practice:

Family members

Download the powerpoint presentation we saw in class HERE.
Play this game to learn the family vocabulary:

 

Listening activity

Family tree
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
The Simpson family matching game
More exercises HERE and HERE

Subject and object questions

Click on the picture below to download the presentation we used in class.

Let's practise:
Choose the right question
Order the words to make questions
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Past Simple vs Past Continuous

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4

Exercise 5
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Exercise 8

Snakes and ladders game

Jeopardy game

Crime vocabulary

Play Kahoot to learn crime vocabulary.

Vocabulary exercise 1
Vocabulary exercise 2

Too vs enough

Click on the picture below to download a presentation about the differences between TOO and ENOUGH

Online practice:

Multiple choice exercise

Complete the sentences

Too vs enough

Too vs enough 2

Too vs enough 3

Too vs enough 4

Too vs enough 5

Transport vocabulary

Photo by Chevanon Photography:

Click on the picture above to download a presentation  and learn the transport vocabulary.

Listen to the words and do some exercises.

Click on the picture below to do a listening activity.

Exercise
Exercise
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Vocabulary matching exercise
Write the words
Game 1
Game 2

What do you do?

Do some online exercises to learn the jobs vocabulary.
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4

Game 1
Game 2

Crossword

Pronunciation of the past suffix -ED

Watch the video to learn how to pronounce the ending of past regular verbs.

Pronunciation practice
Get more practice HERE

Conditional sentences 1st and 2nd types & time clauses

Click HERE to do a few online exercises.
If/unless 1
If/unless 2
Time clauses
Conditional and future time clauses
Time clauses: choose the correct ending
Time clauses transformation
Complete the sentences

Game 1
Game 2

Pronunciation of -s/-es ending

Click on the image below to watch an explanation about the pronunciation of -s and -es.

Let's practice1.
Let's practice 2.

Present Perfect

If you click on the picture above, you will download the presentation we used in class.

Practice makes perfect!
Here are some links where you can practise this tense:
Present perfect 1
Present perfect 2
Present perfect 3
Present perfect 4
Present perfect 5

Click on the picture above to download the presentation we used in class.
Just, yet, already 1
Just, yet, already 2
Just, already

Kahoot game (just/already/yet/ever)
Kahoot game (Present perfect and vocabulary)