Practice for exam module 3

Hi guys!

It's exam time again. Here are some activities for you to practice.

Vocabulary from unit 5.

Vocabulary from unit 6.

This one is very easy for you, but it'll help you practice the difference between will and going to. 

Here you can practice future continuous and future perfect. Pay attention to the list of verbs you have to use!

Reporting verbs:  practice1,
                           practice2 (again, check the verbs you need to use)

Questions? Leave a comment here.

This is the game we played in class. At the end you can find a detail explanation of each answer.

Listening Practice.

Hey guys!

As promised, here's an extra activity to practice listening.

You can print it, or just download the file to do it in your computer. Pay close attention to the lyrics as there are some very similar lines.

Activity.

Answer key.

Practice for exam module 2

Hello guys!

Our exam is next week, so it's time for you to remember everything that we've seen the past couple of months. Click on the links for practice.

Present perfect simple and continuous.
Infinitives and gerunds. (previous post)
Vocabulary related to change,  common expressions related to relationships and set phrases.
Conditionals.

I know you're going to do great if you study for your exam!

Be careful what you wish for.

And... a little game. :)

Infinitives and Gerunds

Hi guys!

Here is the presentation we used in class as promised.

And here you can practice a little bit.

Feel like playing a little game?

Practice for exam.

Well, we've gotten to that time; exam is just around the corner now. So here you have some links to practice some of the most important topics we worked with.

Remember, it's all about how we use the language.

To practice prefixes go here.

To practice habitual actions go here.

To practice narrative tenses go here.


Do you think you need more practice? Drop me a line and I'll send you something.

Vocabulary - Adjectives

Here are the adjectives we've been working with. I'm writing the definitions the author of the book suggests, and also adding links to 'official' definitions.

Bewildered: Extremely confused. 
Circumspect: Thinking carefully before you do something because there may be risks involved. 
Disorientated *: Confused about where you are and where you should go.
Distraught: Extremely upset and anxious so that you can't think clearly.
Overawed:  Means so impressed by something that you feel nervous and frightened.
Overwhelmed: Feeling so emotional in response to something that you don't know how to react.
Preoccupied: Thinking or worrying about something so that you don't pay attention to other things. 
Uneasy:  Feeling worried or unhappy about a situation, because you think something bad might happen or you're not sure that what you're doing is right.
Unnerved: Feeling nervous or frightened or having lost confidence.
Withdrawn: Extremely quiet and shy; not wanting to talk to other people.

*British spelling

Do you think you've got it? You can practice here. Try it a few times, you'll get different words. ;)