Hey you! I've brought you something :)

Hello everyone!

You've been asking for some exercises to revise all the contents we've seen in class so far. Click on the link below to download a copy with some cumulative exercises to help you review. 

GRAMMAR

Cumulative exercises (with answer key)

VOCABULARY

Optional cumulative exercises (vocabulary) with answer key

Conferencia coloquio de D.Isaac Revah

A continuación os copio el enlace desde el que podéis acceder a la conferencia-coloquio de D. Isaac Revah. Contará su experiencia en el campo de concentración de Berger-Belsen y su relación con Sebastián Romero de Radigales, Cónsul General de España en Atenas entre 1943 -1944, quien realizó gestiones para que D. Isaac y su familia pudieran ser repatriados a España en 1944.

La conferencia será retransmitida en directo y comenzará a las 19:00. 

Conferencia

When in Rome...

Does it ring a bell?

The complete idiom is: 

"When in Rome, do as the Romans do"

Can you guess its meaning?

No?

(Well, my students in Bachillerato should have guessed it. Ehem. Ehem)

Okay. Here's another clue to help you.

Can you think of an equivalent idiom in your first language?

PS: Btw, do you know these two? I absolutely loooooove them!

Tense revision--->4ºESO

You asked for it this morning.

Tense revision Worksheet (Answer key is included)

I hope you find it useful. Click on the link to download your copy.

Tense Revision Worksheet

Past tenses Revision

Fill in the gaps: Past tenses (revision)

Tense revision exercises

More cumulative exercises focusing on verb tenses!

Click on the following to download the exercises in .pdf format (Answer key is included)

Tense Revision

Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Perfect

Conditionals

"Teacher, if you post more exercises on the blog, I will do them all at home"

And that, dear friends, is a statement which I'm not very used to hear these days (please, note that my student even used the conditionals that I had just explained). What's not to love?

I'm sure that those fellow teachers who read my blog will understand completely why my face turned into this:

Okay, okay, maybe I don't have such an expressive face. 

And maybe, I don't look as good as her when I'm excited. 

But you get my point, right?

So here I am, posting more CONDITIONAL EXERCISES for you (and now I'm talking to my dear students) to practise. 

Help yourselves!

(Answer key will be posted soon)

Conditional exercises

Getting back into our routine after holidays

Hello guys!

I believe this cartoon accurately depicts your faces this morning. 

Take an extra cup of coffee tomorrow. 

I'm not kidding, you were all very quiet.

This morning the only one participating in in class was the cricket chirping on the courts outside (and he seemed to like my classes)

So, school is back and so are my daily (weekly) posts. Today I'm bringing you some grammar practise involving relative clauses. It's in .pdf format and you can dowload it by clicking on the following link (answer key is included).

Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses