Conditional Sentences

Below you can find a couple of links where you have some practice for Conditional Sentences, types 0 and 1. These exercises are good for 1st and 2nd year students:

Type 0

Type 1

And these exercises for second year students:
Type 2

I hope you like doing them!

Online homework for Segundos

There is also something for my students of second year, of course:
First, a nice page where you can find the summary of conditional sentences, very well explained.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/7583/condless.html


And some practice of conditionals with a HOT POTATOES activity. I found it in the website of EducaMadrid In the index, go to the activities for Type 0 and Type 1 of Conditionals.( Activities designed by Gregorio Blanco Martín, at the IES Gabriel Alonso Herrera)

A cloze text to practice that part of the exam:
http://www.talkeasy.co.uk/link/materials/gap.html

And the link to the Penguin Dossiers archive, where you will find readings, and also the audio recordings for some of them:
http://www.penguindossiers.com/archive-frameset.asp

Happy Weekend!!!!

Online Homework for PRIMEROS

Hello Everybody,
First Year Students: here you have some things to practice SIMPLE PAST of irregular verbs and What we studied this week from Unit 6...

Simple Past: An Online tool to help you learn better the past and participles of irregular verbs.
http://esl.about.com/library/weekly/aa082599.htm. You only have to write the infinitive and clicking on the ?? symbols you get the past and participle forms.

THERE IS/ARE:
Can you tell me what you see in this picture from Flickr? Tell me what thing/s:

-There is a.....
-There isn't a/an....
-There are ....
-There aren't any....



Prepositions of Place:
And also go to this link from ESL about:
You will find a very nice guide to prepositions of place, remember the activity of our ghost http://esl.about.com/library/weekly/aa112601c.htm

Another useful website

Hello again!
I have just found another useful link apart from that at the University of Iowa...

http://club.telepolis.com/phonetics/theory.html

In this one you have the phonemes classified and described; there are also some exercises for you to practice...I hope you like it as much as I do!

Grammar and Pronunciation Help

Good morning,
You can find three new Links in the "Check this out" section...



One where you can have a look at those grammatical points which are most difficult for you...You can find it in the link Grammar Online from http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/TOC.CFM

Another link to practice your Phonetics: Pronunciation Help
Click on the link http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/english/frameset.html. Here You can see how the woman pronounces the sounds of English and practice yourselves!

And finally, for those with a deep curiosity, British Accents, a link for you to listen to the huge variety of Accents of English scattered throughout the UK.

Some Listening Practice

Hello,
Click on the following link from the website esl.about.com, a very complete page to practice your English...You should visit it from time to time...

In this link you have a series of recordings to practice your listening skills, and there are some questions to check that you have understood the text...; of course you can find other sections to practice grammar, vocabulary, etc.

Enjoy!

Hi Students

Hello everyone!!! I hope that you like my blog when you have a look at the links attached...you will find lots of practice...

Students of Primero:
Remember the HOMEWORK for Thursday: pages 62 and 63(Grammar, Vocabulary and the Reading)

Also check this out:
Pronunciation of -ED endings(Simple Past of Regular Verbs)

Students of Tercero:

You have Homework as well, on pages 62 and 63...(for Thursday);
and also:
A page with some Practice of Modals for Obligation and Absence of Obligation.
And here is another one at English Page where you can find,apart from the grammar explanations for each verb, some exercises to practice...

Enjoy!