Free app from Cambridge to practice English!

Cambridge English has made a free app for students to play to practice their English.

It is for level B1-B2 (PET is level B1).

You can download it here:

Quiz Your English!


Also, don't forget the free writing practice site from Cambridge:

Write and Improve

Have fun!

English Test

You will have your English test on November 3rd.

It will be on:

• Present continuous form to talk about future plans.   (Review here) 
• What a/ What an/ What   exclamations  (Review in your book and workbook)
• Reported speech  (See presentation below)
• Too/ too much/ very   (Review here)
• Time expressions  (See below)
• A listening exercise
• A reading comprehension exercise
• A writing exercise

Reported Speech de Miguel Dias

Time expressions with prepositions:

in the morning    in the afternoon  in the evening

at night               at 6 o’ clock        on Friday

in 2016               in July                 in the summer

in two weeks       in five minutes    in the future

 

Present continuous games and review

You know that present continuous can be used to talk about something that is happening at this moment:

We are using the computer.

She is wearing a red hat.

In this unit we learned that it can also be used to talk about future plans:

This weekend I'm having a party.

This summer we're taking a trip to Iceland.

Let's review the positive, negative, and question forms:

Some grammar help and games from LearnEnglishKids.

More games!  (present progressive is the same as present continuous)

Astro antics

Have fun!

English games

I am going to add a tab to the blog so you can find the English games. 

Let's start with these!

Past Simple games:

Speed Word

Basketball

Past simple questions

Past simple endings

Present Perfect games:

Present perfect  

More Games

-ed or -ing

Question words game

Write questions for these answers!



Here are all of the posts for English from this year. You can review the videos, songs, games, etc.

The next 15 verbs

Here are the next 15 verbs. The next quiz will be on Wednesday, 28th January.

Make sure you know what the verbs mean (you can write the translations on your list.)

Simple	Past	Past Participle
lay	laid	laid
lead	led	led
leave	left	left
lend	lent	lent
let	let	let
lie	lied	lied
lose	lost	lost
make	made	made
meet	met	met
pay	paid	paid
put	put	put
read	read	read
ride	rode	ridden
ring	rang	rung
run	ran	run

Some games for you

So our holidays are almost over. I hope you have been enjoying yourselves a lot!  If you want to get ready for class, here are some English games.




Here are some games from the British Council's  LearnEnglishKids website.

 Please give them a try!

Past simple questions

Past simple endings

Like + ing

Like and don't like

Adverbs of frequency

Going to

Present perfect  

 Possessives

Will for predictions 

Adverbs

And here is a site with lots of games to practice all kinds of grammar:

Games ville

Have fun!!!!