RELATIVE CLAUSES

 Relative Clauses
 

Relative Clauses from Deepak

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 Relative Pronouns.
Subject or Object Pronouns?
Non-defining Relative Clauses.
Defining or Non-defining?
Which, Who, Whose.
Which, Who, Whose and When.

 DO YOU KNOW WHO AUNG SAN SUU HYI IS? FIND OUT SOME INFORMATION HERE.LISTEN TO AUNG  SAN SUU HYI'S SPEECH ON NON-VIOLENCE. NOW LISTEN TO THE SONG THAT U2 WROTE ABOUT HER AND COMPLETE THE LYRICS.

SONG: "I NEED A HERO", BY BONNIE TYLER.

WORK

VOCABULARY:

Jobs.
Jobs Crossword.
Jobs and Work.
Jobs Mindmap.LISTENING ACTIVITIES:




GRAMMAR:

Infinitive or Gerund? 1
Infinitive or Gerund? 2
Infinitive or Gerund? 3

WRITING:
 WRITING ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF A JOB.

SONG: THIS LOVE, by MAROON 5.

SHOPPING

   

Have a look at Never Liked it Anyway website.VOCABULARY: Shops ang Going shopping.Shops and Money.
Types of shops.  READING:  Shopping in Britain.LISTENING:Shopping. What shops do you like at the mall?A new shopping mall.
What do you think about shopping?

What do you like shopping for?

What do you dislike about shopping?

SHOPPING COMPLAINTS:
Shopping Complaints.
Audio.VIDEO:   VIDEO ACTIVITY.
How to tell if your boyfriend is a slob. 
  
 Reported Speech 1.
Reported Speech 2.
Reported Speech 3.
Reported Questions 1.
Reported Questions 2.
Reported Commands 1.
Reported Commands 2.

What did the say?

Say or Tell?

 Write some question in Reported Speech.
Listening.

 SPEAKING:
Shopping Interaction

SONGS:

Need you now.

Just the way you are.

YOUR PLACE

 WHAT WOULD YOUR DREAM HOUSE BE  LIKE? WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE LIKE A CELEBRITY? HAVE A LOOK AT SOME HUGE HOUSES AND CHOOSE THE ONE YOU LIKE BEST:

HOMES OF THE FUTURE.
FLAT HUNTING.

 DO YOU KNOW VOCABULARY RELATED TO THE HOUSE? YOU CAN LEARN NEW WORDS AND REVISE WHAT YOU KNOW WITH THESE PAGES:
My House and My bedroom Interactive Book.
Rooms in a House.
Furniture and Appliances.
ROOMS AND FURNITURE IN A HOUSE.
THE HOUSE.
THE LIVING ROOM.
THE DINING ROOM.
THE KITCHEN.
THE KITCHEN 2.
THE BEDROOM.
THE BATHROOM.
THE BATHROOM 2.
THE UTILITY ROOM. 

Home.

Houses copia from torrepacheco

 HERE YOU'VE GOT SOME GAMES TO PRACTISE THE VOCABULARY ABOUT HOUSES.
CROSSWORD 1.

CROSSWORD 2. 

MATCHING EXERCISE.

HAVE A LOOK AT SOME LISTENING ACTIVITIES:

Where would you like to live, in the country or in the city?
Renting a place of your own. 

Mark talks about his ideal house.

Renting a Flat.
Renting a Flat Key.
 Apartment Rentals.

GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES:

First and Second Conditional.
Second Conditional.

SONGS: 

IF I WERE A BOY.

OUR HOUSE.

EDUCATION

 EDUCATION SYSTEM IN ENGLAND.
EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE USA.
 

British education. from DULCE ROSALES

VOCABULARY EXERCISES
Education Vocabulary 1.
Education Vocabulary 2.
When I was at school...


This activity was created by my colleague teacher Helena Manrubia.

1.What’s the population of Finland?
2. What subjects are Finnish students better at?
3. What’s the dropout rate?
4. Has it always been like this?
5. How many teachers are there per class?
6. How long do students spend with the same teacher?
7. How much money does the Finnish government spend on education in comparison to the USA?
8. What are the three key factors for the success of the Finnish educational system?



LISTENING EXERCISES:
Listen to some conversations about education:
How long should the school day be?
Public or Private Universities?
Teachers.
School Uniforms.
School Subjects.
What school subjects should be taught?
E-learning.

TEACHERS

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 Watch this video about a TEACHER-STUDENT relationship and do the activities. 

Make Let Allowed To

Make, allow & let from janemercer

GRAMMAR EXERCISES:
MAKE, LET and ALLOW.
First Conditional and Time Clauses 1.
First Conditional and Time Clauses 2.


READING:  
Terminating Textbooks.

  SONGS:

STAND BY ME.
ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL.
WHAT A WONDERFUL IT WOULD BE.

MOBILE PHONES AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Listen to the following dialogues about mobile phones:

Children and mobile phones.

Land phones and Mobile phones.



Useful phases: On the phone.

Try this quiz:
Mobile phones quiz.


TELEPHONE.

MEN AND WOMEN

LISTENING ACTIVITIES:

Being a man.
Being a woman.
Men are funnier than women.

FIND OUT IF YOU'RE TYPICALLY MALE OR FEMALE.

Here you are the useful webpage COMMANDO DAD.

SONGS:
 THE BOY DOES NOTHING, BY ALESHA DIXON.
Sk8er Boi, BY AVRIL LAVIGNE.

Articles

More PowerPoint presentations from PauloDantas

Articles and quantifiers from laurajim21

GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES:

THE USE OF ARTICLES.
THE DEFINITE ARTICLE.
 ARTICLES 1.
ARTICLES 2.
ARTICLES 3.
ARTICLES 4.

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Exercises to practise COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES.
Comparison Interactive Book.
Comparatives and Superlatives 1
Comparatives and Superlatives 2
Comparison in sentences1.
Comparison in sentences 2.
Comparison with as...as
Comparatives and Superlatives 3.
Comparatives and Superlatives 4.

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Christmas traditions in Great Britain from Rosario Rodríguez García

Christmas Interactive Book.
Christmas Traditions Video 1.
Christmas Traditions Video 2.

GAMES:
Christmas Traditions Quiz.
Christmas Story Quiz.
Santa Claus Quiz.

CHRISTMAS CAROLS AND SONGS:

We Wish you a Merry Christmas.
Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
All I want for Christmas is you.
Let it Snow.
Under the Mistletoe.
Last Christmas.

FRIENDS

WHAT DO YOU THINK A GOOD FRIEND IS LIKE?

I Feel A Great Friend Would... from Bro. Oh Teik Bin

VOCABULARY EXERCISES: 
WORDS RELATED TO FRIENDS.

GRAMMAR EXERCISES:
USED TO.

LISTENING ACTIVITY: 
WHAT DID YOU USE TO DO?
HER BEST FRIEND.
HIS BEST FRIEND.






SONGS:  
THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR. 
FRIENDS WILL BE FRIENDS.   
 LUCKY. 
SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW.
THIS USED TO BE MY PLAYGROUND.
YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND.
YOU CAN COUNT ON ME.

 HERE YOU CAN FIND INFORMATION ABOUT FRIENDS REUNITED.

PAST TENSES

Past Tenses. Past Perfect, Past Simple and Continuous from José Antonio Romero Tena

How to Talk about the Past Interactive Book.
Past tenses exercises 1.
 Past tenses exercises 2.

Irregular Verbs List.

 PRONUNCIATION  :

Rules for -ED Pronunciation.
How to Pronounce the Past of Regular Verbs.
ED pronunciation 1.  ED pronunciation 2.

Pronunciation Practice.
Audio 1.
Audio 2.
Audio 3.
Irregular Verbs.

GAME:

Past Simple Betting Game.
SONG: I'M A BELIEVER.
Smash Mouth Version.

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS by QUEEN

PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

Present Perfect from monira21

Present Perfect Tense from IES Rosario de Acuña

 

Simple past vs. present perfect tense from Patricia Mellino

Present Perfect with Just, Yet and Already.

You can practise the differences between the PRESENT PERFECT and the PAST SIMPLE doing the following exercises.
Present perfect and Past Simple 1
Present Perfect and Past Simple 2
Present Perfect or Past Simple?

SONG:
What can I do? by The Corrs.

MONEY

 VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES:
British Money.
High Numbers.
How to say Fractions and Decimals.
Money Crossword.
LISTENING ACTIVITIES:
Wasting money.

Saving money.

Friends and money.


READING:
Shopping Online.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Shopping.


SONG ABOUT MONEY:
MONEY FOR NOTHING.

WHAT DO YOU LOOK LIKE?

  

VOCABULARY:
Physical Description Interactive Book.
Describing Physical Appearance.
Describing People.
Vocabulary to describe a person's physical appearance.
Clothes Vocabulary 1.
Clothes Vocabulary 2. 

WHAT ARE YOU LIKE?

 VOCABULARY:

 Personality Adjectives.
Personality Adjectives activity.
Personality Crosswords.
Personality Adjectives and Negative Prefixes.

PRONUNCIATION:
Personality Adjectives with Sound.
Pronunciation of personality Adjectives.
More Personality Adjectives.
SONG: 
You gotta be.

 

FUTURE FORMS

The Future with the Simpsons

The Future with the Simpsons from Mr Teach

Future Tenses Summary.

GRAMMAR EXERCISES:
Future forms exercises A.    Future forms exercises B.
Future Plans.
Expressing the Future.
Will and Be Going to.

GAME:
Verb Tenses Revision.

SONG: 

PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Present Simple v. Present Continuous from Ana Sancho

Present Simple vs Present Continuous Interactive Book.
Present Simple vs Present Continuous.
Present Simple and Present Continuous, action and non-action verbs.
Present Simple and Present Continuous, action and non-action verbs.

PRONUNCIATION:

Rules for the Pronunciation of The Third Person Singular.
-(e)s pronounced as /S/.
 -(e)s pronounced as /Z/.
-es pronounced as /IZ/.
  CLICK  HERE    TO DOWNLOAD THE SONG ACTIVITY.