IMPORTANT: This page is rather like a blog where I posted mostly links to other materials for my students. It is a project that started in early September 2016. If you find a mistake or a broken link, please inform Juan José, who is responsible for this page. You can read here about the flipped classroom, a method of work which we will often use this year, and whose main features will be explained in class. TIP: use CTRL+ or move the scroll wheel while you hold down the CTRL key to make the text bigger and easier to read. |
UNIT 1 | Verb tense revision & relative clauses |
UNIT 2 | Verbs followed by -ing or inf |
UNIT 3 | Reported speech (revision) & connectors |
UNIT 4 | Passive voice (revision) |
UNIT 5 | Conditionals / I wish |
UNIT 6 | Modals |
UNIT 7 | Grammar review: rephrasing & exam practice. |
Extra | Extra activities. |
Before we start... |
1.- | Post a greeting to your teacher: introduce yourself and tell me about one hobby you have (about 50 words is enough). |
2.- | Do some error correction: your teacher will bring samples of your work, and you must identify and correct the mistakes you see. |
Why do this? Learning a language (even your own langugage) is a constant process of trial and error. Errors must not discourage you, but you must pay attention to identify and correct them, in order to learn to avoid them in the future. Don't feel frustrated by repeated or basic errors: some basic things like using "his" and "her" or the final -s will probably cause you trouble all your life when speaking English. The important thing is being able to avoid them when writing. If you get used to looking out for these mistakes when writing, you will find it a bit easier to avoid them (or correct them) when speaking, too. |
3.- | Download and print this worksheet with typical mistakes in the university access exam. |
4.- | Use the worksheet about typical basic grammar mistakes with your classmates' and teacher's help. |
5.- | Take a test to see how well you have become
at avoiding typical mistakes. Don't forget to write your score and opinion in your . |
6.- | Go to the software section and download
the MOUSE programme (version 1.0.3 for students). Do the 06TRANS1.TUT exercise at home, and write your opinion in your . |
7.- | Download and print this list with 150 irregular verbs. You should already know most of these irregular verbs; write examples for a vocabulary book to learn the new ones. If you like, you can use vocabulary cards instead of a vocabulary book. |