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ENGLISH E.S.O.: CAN-COULD
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. In the present tense. To ask for permission. To say something is possible. In the future we must use. By the auxiliary form. In the past tense :. To express abilities in the past. To say something was possible. To ask for permission in a more educated way. Could not = COULDN'T. 1- Write ten things you could/couldn't. Do when you were six years old. Chat on the internet). Go to a disco). 2- Complete the sentences with can-can't-could-couldn't:. It will be so funny!
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: SHOULD
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. Is used to express the ideal action which happens in the past, present, or future, it's the right thing to do. We can also use should. In questions asking for advice. The negative form is should not, we usually get the contraction. 1- Use these verbs to give some advices to your friends:. 2- Complete the sentences with. My friends are very tired. They.go to bed early. You ride your bike carefully, this road is too dangerous. It's raining, she.take her coat.
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: MUST- HAVE TO
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. When we think that something is necessary, we use must . If you use must. In the negative form means that something is forbidden. Negative form: must not = MUSTN'T. When we are in a special situation and think that doing something will be necessary, we use. For negative forms we use the auxiliary verb DO/DOES. Don't have to./ doesn't have to. 1- Write five rules about what you. 2- Choose the right form:. Children under 18 must/mustn't. N't swim in the sea today.
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: Present Continuous
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. To express an action happening now:. You are reading this exercise. To express one's inmediate plans:. You are learning English. SUBJECT VERB BE GERUND (VERB ENDING ING) COMPLEMENTS. Peter is cycling to his house. SUBJECT VERB BE NOT GERUND (VERB ENDING ING) COMPLEMENTS. Peter is not cycling to his house. VERB BE SUBJECT GERUND (VERB ENDING ING) COMPLEMENTS? Is Peter cycling to his house? Road Runner Present continuous http:/ www.spaceenglish.tk/.
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ENGLISH E.S.O.
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. Sábado, 21 de julio de 2012. Different pictures England, choose one of them and write a description. Major Oak, Sherwood Forest. Agatha Christie's House, Greenway, Brixham. Published by ENGLISH E.S.O. Publicar un comentario en la entrada. Tell me, what do you think about it? Suscribirse a: Enviar comentarios (Atom). Welcome to the First Cycle Blog. You'll find videos, games, grammar pages, exercises, interesting English Webs and so on. It will be so funny!
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: GOING SHOPPING
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. Sábado, 1 de junio de 2013. You are going to go shopping, look at the pictures and answer these questions:. What are you going to buy? Which one is your favourite? You've got twenty-four pounds, what can you buy? Published by ENGLISH E.S.O. Publicar un comentario en la entrada. Tell me, what do you think about it? Suscribirse a: Enviar comentarios (Atom). Welcome to the First Cycle Blog. You'll be able to add your comments. It will be so funny! Derby: City of Caves.
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: MODALS
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. These verbs add special meanings to the sentences:. Ability, permission, suggestions, advices, prohibition. You use them followed by an infinitive without ". I should run to go to school. You must run to go to school. He can run to go to school. We could run to go to school. They have to run to go to school. To make negative clauses:. Should not = shouldn't. To the third person. Suscribirse a: Entradas (Atom). Welcome to the First Cycle Blog. It will be so funny!
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: FUTURE
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. We use SHALL for the future, but ONLY in the first person (I-WE. We can use Shall in offers and suggestions. I shall be on the beach next Summer. We shall visit you on Monday. We use WILL to say what we know or think about the future or we can use WILL to explain an instant decision. I'm thirsty. I shall drink a glass of water. You are very tired, We'll prepare your room. SHALL /WILL VERB (INFINITVE WITHOUT TO) COMPLEMENTS. They will ring at five o'clock. You'll fin...
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ENGLISH E.S.O.
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. Domingo, 29 de abril de 2012. We are finishing, only two months and we'll be on holidays, so it's time to tie your knowledge, even if you haven't passed your last tests you are still on time. COME ON, LET'S SHOW EVERYBODY HOW HARD YOU'VE WORKED! Published by ENGLISH E.S.O. Publicar un comentario en la entrada. Tell me, what do you think about it? Suscribirse a: Enviar comentarios (Atom). Welcome to the First Cycle Blog. You'll be able to add your comments.
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ENGLISH E.S.O.: NICE TO MEET YOU!!!!
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English Blog for First Cycle Students. Jueves, 22 de septiembre de 2011. NICE TO MEET YOU! Imagine you are a new pupil at School, you have to introduce yourself to your new partners. Read the questions and write a short text about you. Where are you from? Where do you live? Have you got any brothers or sisters? Have you got any pets? How old are you? Do you like school? What's your favourite subject? Are you a good student? Published by ENGLISH E.S.O. Publicar un comentario en la entrada.
