3º ESO

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UNIT 9: MODALS OF SPECULATION AND DEDUCTION (PAST AND PRESENT), THIRD CONDITIONAL
Exam contents: 
  • Grammar: modal verbs of speculation and deduction (past and present) and the third conditional 
  • Writing: a story  
  • Vocabulary: Nations, state and politics and adjective suffixes
You can practice the modal verbs and the third conditional in the following links:

Modal verbs of speculation and deduction in present: 
Modal verbs of speculation and deduction in past:
The third conditional: 
Voluntary exercise for the exam: (if you decide to do this exercise, you should hand it in the day of the exam in a sheet with your name and course) 
  1. Write 5 sentences with the third conditional
  2. Write 5 sentences with modal verbs of speculation (they must be complete sentences) 
*If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment or send me an email ;) 
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    UNIT 8: REPORTED SPEECH (STATEMENTS, QUESTIONS AND COMMANDS)


    Exam contents: 
    • Grammar: reported speech statements, questions and commands, say and tell 
    • Writing: a film review 
    • Vocabulary: Art, theatre, music / artists / Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed
    You can practice reported speech in the following links:

    Reported speech statements: 
    Reported speech questions:
    Reported speech commands: 
    Reported speech mix: 
    'Say' and 'tell': 
    No voluntary exercises this time. 

    *If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment or send me an email ;) 

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    Easter holiday activity: 

    1. Watch the following video 
    2. Write a personal opinion about it (120 words minimum) 
    3. You must hand it in the first day of class (3/04/2018)
    4. Remember it is compulsory 



    ENJOY! :)
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    UNIT 7: RELATIVE CLAUSES (DEFINING AND NON-DEFINING)

    Exam contents: 
    • Grammar: defining and non-defining relative clauses
    • Writing: a magazine article
    • Vocabulary: sports and sports venues, sports equipment and scores, phrasal verbs connected with sports
    You can practice relative clauses in the following links:

    Defining relative clauses: 
    Non-defining relative clauses: 
      Voluntary exercise for the exam: (if you decide to do this exercise, you should hand it in the day of the exam in a sheet with your name and course) 
      1. This time you have to do some exercises which are on a PDF. If you want to do it, please, send me an email to: celia_liceoversalles@outlook.com and I will send you the document. 
        1. You have to do (in a white sheet) activities A 1, 2 and 3 // B 1 from the PDF document. 
      *If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment or send me an email ;) 

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      UNIT 6: THE PASSIVE VOICE, HAVE/GET SOMETHING DONE AND GERUNDS & INFINITIVES 


      You can practice the passive, have/get something done and the gerunds & infinitives in the following links:

      The passive voice: 
        Have/get something done: 
        Gerunds and infinitives: 
        Voluntary exercise for the exam: (if you decide to do this exercise, you should hand it in the day of the exam in a sheet with your name and course) 
        1. Write 6 in passive voice (1 in present simple, 1 in present continuous, 1 in past simple, 1 in past continuous, 1 in present perfect and 1 with will)  
        2. Write 2 sentences with have/get something done (one in past and the other in present)
        3. Write 4 sentences (2 with the gerund and 2 with the infinitive) 
        You have to do the exercises as described above. Remember they should be done properly. 

        #Don't copy the sentences from the book because you can be accused of plagiarism. 

        *If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment or send me an email ;) 

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        UNIT 5: MODAL VERBS, ZERO, FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS 



        You can practice the modals and the conditionals in the following links:

        Modal verbs: 
          Conditionals: 

          V          oluntary exercise for the exam: (if you decide to do this exercise, you should hand it in the day of the exam in a sheet with your name and course) 
          1. Write 2 sentences with the zero conditional 
          2. Write 3 sentences with the first conditional
          3. Write 5 sentences with the second conditional (3 advices and 2 imaginary situations)
          You have to do the exercises as described above. 
          #Don't copy the sentences from the book because you can be accused of plagiarism. 

          *If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment or send me an email ;) 

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          UNIT 3: PRESENT PERFECT and PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS 

          You can practice the present perfect and present perfect continuous in the following links:

          Present perfect simple: 
          For and since:
          Just, already and yet:
          Ever and never:
          Combination past simple and present perfect:
          Present perfect continuous
          Combination present perfect continuous and present perfect simple: 

          Voluntary exercise for the exam: (if you decide to do this exercise, you should hand it in the day of the exam in a sheet with your name and course) 
          1. Write 7 sentences with the present perfect using never, ever, for, since, just, already and yet 
          2. Write 3 sentences with the present perfect continuous

          #Don't copy the sentences from the book because you can be accused of plagiarism. 

          *If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment ;) 

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          UNIT 2: PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS, PAST PERFECT AND USED TO/WOULD 

          You can practice the past simple and past continuous in the following links:

          Past simple: 
          Past continuous:
          Past simple and past continuous:
          Past perfect:
          Past perfect and past simple:
          Used to/Would:
          Voluntary exercise for the exam: (if you decide to do this exercise, you should hand it in the day of the exam in a sheet with your name and course) 
          1. Write 5 sentences combining past simple and past continuous
          2. Write 3 sentences combining past perfect and past simple 
          3. Write 2 sentences with used to/ would 
          #Don't copy the sentences from the book because you can be accused of plagiarism. 

          *If you have any doubt (about grammar, vocabulary or the writing) write a comment ;) 

          Comments

          1. Elena15 November 2017 at 20:57

            Teacher can you give me some examples of For and Since please,i dont understand it very good

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            1. Unknown15 November 2017 at 21:22

              Dear Elena, of course.
              Since is used with SPECIFIC periods of time or to indicate the exact moment when something happened.
              For, on the contrary, is used with GENERAL periods of time, so the time reference is not exact, you will never know exactly which days, or months or years.
              Examples:
              SINCE: since Monday (exact day), since February (exact month), since I was a child (the moment something started, specific), since 1992 (exact year), since last weeks (specific, the last one, not another one)
              FOR: for months (general, we don't know which months exactly), for 2 years (general, it's true that it specifies 2 years but we don't know which ones "1992 and 1993?, 2000 and 2001"?), for two weeks (the same with the years, we don't know if they are the last two weeks or some weeks years ago)
              Do you understand it better now? I HOPE SO! :D

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          2. Elena16 November 2017 at 23:08

            thanks teacher

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