The future

Let's practise the use of t Simple future and future "going to"








Online Practice

• Grammar Exercises   
  
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic about the future? Answer the online questionaire
• Listening comprehension (Going to Future)

Reading for pleasure:  
21 Things that will become obsolete in Education 
Do you agree with these predictions? Write your opinion in comments . Due date: September 29th

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Are you interested? Here is the link

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An Amazing Story Module 10

Hello everybody,

Here we are in a new module.

You have studied Past Perfect.Let's revise a bit of grammar. Read the material by clicking on:

• Summary
• Use
• Signal words
• Form of affirmative, negative sentences and questions
• Spelling
• Special verbs
• Diagram
• Long forms and short forms

Now let's do some interactive exercises:

1. Exercise 
2. Execise
3. Exercise
4. Exercise 
5. Past Simple or Past Perfect? Exercise
6. Put the verbs of this paragraph in the correct tense. Exercise 

You have also analized the differences between the reporting verbs:

"say" and "tell". Let's study these explanations: Click HERE

And now do this exercise to test your knowledge. 

Exercise One

Exercise Two

Exercise Three

Say, Speak, Talk or tell?????

This module presented elements to tell a story. To make a story more vivid, you use adverbs of manner to describe the action in detail. Let's see this power point presentation to revise this grammar point and do some activities. Important: Do the activities on a sheet of paper, then check your answers with the KEY at the end of the slideshow.

Adverbs of Manner - spellings

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