A little bit of vocabulary

Here I leave you some vocabulary pages about big numbers and classroom objects. You can practise as much as you can. 

1. Numbers from 1 to 100 (1)
2. Numbers from 1 to 100 (2)
3. Classroom objects

Days & Numbers

 

Days are numbers (The traveller)

You can practise some exercises about days of the week and numbers while listening to that nice song. 

I leave you here some interesting links:

1. Days of the week (1)                    1. Numbers from 1 to 12

2. Days of the week (2)                   2. Numbers from 13 to 24

3. Days of the week (3)                   3. Numbers from 1 to 20

Show must go on!!

 

Hi everybody!! I'm going to leave you here some links to go on practising Unit 1. 

To work on the verb to BE:

1. Verb TO BE affirmative

2. Verb TO BE negative

3. Verb TO BE yes/no questions 

4. Verb TO BE with WH-words questions

5. Mixed exercises about verb TO BE (1)

    Mixed exercises about verb TO BE (2)

After working so much with the verb, I leave you here a crossword to work on the countries and nationalities that I made just for you. 

Countries and nationalities

Have fun while revising contents!!

Affirmative Form Verb BE

 Let's revise verb TO BE in the affirmative form

Click HERE

WELCOME BACK

I hope you have a great academic year 23-24

- LET'S START TOGETHER LEARNING ENGLISH -

Teacher Arantxa

Let's practise and revise with English File!

Come inside this LINK and practise as much as you can. You can choose the category on the left: grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, Practical English. Then, choose the file (from 1 to 12) in the grammar section or the topic (from the vocabulary list), or the sounds you want to practise or the episodes from the practical English and start working. 

You can also download audios and videos from the book we use in class: English File Elementary by Oxford University Press. 

You can't get bored with so many options. Enjoy learning English!

WH- questions (Question Words)

I leave you here a link to practise about WH-questions and WH-words. 

Good luck!! I hope you like it!