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This is a video where you can learn the main vocabulary of this unit. Just listen to and repeat after, so you can improve your speaking skill.
In this unit, we are learning how to talk about the future when we make some plans. We use the grammar structure "GOING TO". Click on the following link
This is an exercise where you're able to practise the grammar structure "WEARING" with the verb "to be". You must type full affirmative - negative - interrogative sentences with a subject, the right colour and the clothing word.
Here below, you can have a look at a brief list about some irregular and regular past verbs in English languge. Remember to copy this chart in your English notebook.
PAST
VERBS LIST
IRREGULAR
PAST VERBS
REGULAR
PAST VERBS
BE
was
- were
CYCLE
cycled
HAVE
had
WALK
walked
CAN
could
STOP
stopped
DO
did
TALK
talked
MAKE
made
LOOK
looked
RIDE
rode
VISIT
visited
WIN
won
NEED
needed
FIND
found
WANT
wanted
SWIM
swam
PLAY
played
RUN
ran
INVENT
invented
WRITE
wrote
CELEBRATE
celebrated
READ
read
STUDY
studied
FLY
flew
DANCE
danced
BUY
bought
WATCH
watched
SEE
saw
LIKE
liked
DRIVE
drove
TRY
tried
GO
went
OPEN
opened
EAT
ate
CLOSE
closed
DRINK
drank
LOVE
loved
SING
sang
SHOUT
shouted
TAKE
took
CRY
cried
LEARN
learnt
learned
REMEMBER
remembered
Important past verbs list
in English for beginners
How are these verbs pronounced??? Just, click on the play button to listen to all of them. Irregular past verbs list above
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Regular past verbs list above
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Remember the main grammar rules about the simple past tense when you make a full sentence. Read these sentences as examples AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE My brother won the running race last summer. NEGATIVE SENTENCE He didn't win the cycling race last summer.
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE Did your brother win the running race last summer?
In the following exercise, you can pactice the vocabulary about different jobs and the places where people go at work. Just read the question and choose the correct place answer. For instance... Where does a teacher work? A teacher works at school. Good Luck!!!
Let's practice the vocabulary of this unit in the following exercise.
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This is an important activity to reinforce your reading comprehension skill.
PHOTOCOPY 1
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Click on the picture below if you want to listen to the story of this unit 5.
As you know, in this unit, we are going to learn the spelling rules about the superlative adjectives in English. Just click <<< H E R E >>> to link. (Remember to copy the grammar explanation in your notebook)
Here below, you have got a very interesting grammar content.
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More exercises to practice THE SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES in English language Click <<< H E R E >>>
Click on the picture below, to learn about the modal verb MUST, and when it is used in English language.
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