Like + ING

Remember the rules:

When we have like + verb we must add ING to the verb:



But!! When we have like + noun we do NOT add ing. Look:



These rules can be also applied to the verbs love, enjoy and hate: 
"Sarah loves playing basketball" / "Sarah loves basketball"
"Mathew enjoys reading Ranopla" / "Mathew enjoys books" 
"They hate dancing" / "They hate classical music"

Now, click on the following links and practice:

• Likes and dislikes (add ING to the verbs following LIKE!)
• More exercises to practice
• Complete the gaps according to the chart

UNIT 5 (Introduction)

In the next unit we're going to study:

- Vocabulary: geographical places






Practice the vocabulary you've learnt: Check your pronunciation

- Grammar: the verb TO BE

Present Simple of the verb TO BE

Past Simple of the verb TO BE

Click on these links and practice:
Was/Were
Was/Wasn't/Were/Weren't
From present to past

Watch this video ("Were you good at school?")

What are we doing at the moment?

Here you can see the power point presentation that we've been explaining in class. It's quite useful to understand better the Present Continuous:

Now, you can practice by doing these activities:

• Activity 1 - What are they doing?
• Activity 2 - Look at the timetable and choose the correct answer
• Activity 3

Watch this video:

Now, answer the following questions:

• What is Sammy doing?
• What is Suzy doing?
• What is Donny doing?
• What is Lisa doing?

Common shops and places in town

Below you have got  a good exercise for practising the vocabulary about places, there is / there are and some prepositions of place:

COMMON PLACES IN TOWN - EXERCISES

There is / There are

This is the table you must learn by heart:

Some examples:

In Tres Cantos...

• There is a beautiful park
• There are many trees
• There isn't a palace
• There is a shopping centre
• There are many restaurants
• There is an ice rink
• There is a bowling alley

Some good videos:

Present Simple Power Point

Present simple

Simple present. Introduction

like and don't like

Simple present activities

Simple present activities. 2

Simple present activities 3

Simple present. Negatives and questions

Simple present. Negatives. Activities

Simple Present. Yes/No questions

Adverbs of frecuency

A / AN (Indefinite article)

Here there's an explanation to revise the uses of the indefinite article a / an. It also includes some practise at the end.

Again, for the next class, don't forget to bring one or two toilet paper rolls please! 

I've got...you've got...she's got...they've got...

Click on "Have Got & Clothes" if you want to review what you have been learning today about the verb 'have got'. You will also revise some basic vocabulary with this worksheet:

HAVE GOT & CLOTHES

Below there is a video taken from the British Council's webpage. Watch it and then think about the following questions:

1) Which verb is the most repeated/used in the video?

2) How many ingredients do they need for making the recipe?

3) What does Daisy ask her mother when she calls her?

VERB TO BE EXERCISES

Click on the links below and you will do some exercises on the verb To Be:



Complete the sentences with To Be

Revision of personal pronouns and the verb "To Be"

This is a file for revising "personal pronouns" and the verb "to be"...something that you really need for writing sentences and talking in English, so...have a look at it

And, of course, have a nice Sunday!!

Personal Pronouns and the Verb to Be