Imperatives and use of Let's to make suggestions

The use of imperative in English. Practise with it in the following link: 

IMPERATIVE IN ENGLISH

We use, on the other hand,  Let's to make suggestions. 

We use Let's + verb (in infinitive) to make affirmative suggestions.

We use Let's not + verb (in infinitive) to make negative suggestions. 

Practise with an exercise: LET'S exercise

Adverbs and expressions of frequency

Hello everybody!! I'm already here to help you a little bit. Let's read about the adverbs of frequency and the expressions of frequency in English. I leave you here some links to work on it. They can be interesting for you to learn and practise. 

Frequency with British Council

More practise with frequency

Revising prepositions of time and place

Here you will be able to revise a little bit what we are working in class related to place and time prepositions. I hope you like it and enjoy it! 

Good luck!!

Place prepositions

Time prepositions

Possessive's and Whose

POSSESSIVE 'S AND WHOSE

Practise here with something we have seen in class last week: the possessive with 's and the question word: WHOSE

Press the link here

Family members

Here you can learn about the family members. At the end of the page you have an interactive game about the family, 

Press the link to start revising and learning.

A little bit of grammar

Now, let's go on with grammar. We are going to chech the POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES. First you have a brief explanation and then some exercises:

Possessive adjectives explanation and exercises

Possessive adjectives exercises (1)

Possessive adjectives (2)

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