WHERE ARE YOU GOING ON HOLIDAYS?

When we talk about a plan for the future, for example the summer holidays, we use the BE GOING TO form. Let's have a look to some examples:
Laura is going to go to Benidorm with her parents.
Is she going to play beach volleyball?
No, she doesn't like beach volleyball. She is going to swim and sunbathe.
You can use this form if you have decided to do something.
You can use it when making predictions based on evidences: Look at the sky! It's going to be a nice day!
Now it's time for you to STUDY and PRACTISE   
CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION    COMPLETE  TYPE THE CORRECT VERB

ANIMALS

Do you like animals? I'm sure you do!
I think you know a lot about them but, perhaps you want to know how to say their names in English. Am I right?
In the web page of LEARNING CHOCOLATE you can find a lot of vocabulary and you can also listen to the words.
Now, you can CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER for each question CLICK on the correct answer.

WHAT DO YOU DO ON HOLIDAYS?

 

     Do you like to travel? Find this WORLD LANDMARKS or watch PYRAMIDS IN PARIS  THE LUCKY ENVELOPE
     Learn some HOLIDAYS vocabulary.

BLUE SEA    HOLIDAY TIME    HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES   

HOLIDAYS FOREVER    SUSAN'S HOLIDAYS  HOLIDAY OPTIONS
HOLIDAY IN SYDNEY   HOLIDAYS VOCABULARY 

SIMPLE PAST (IRREGULAR VERBS)



Maybe these exercises can help you to learn the irregular verbs. I hope so!
MATCHING PAIRS 1    MATCHING PAIRS 2    MATCHING PAIRS 3

MATCHING PAIRS 4    MATCHING PAIRS 5    WRITE THE VERB

EXERCISE    MATCHING GAME    CHOOSE    QUIZ SHOW

SIMPLE PAST

Use simple past when talking about actions finished in the past: I visited my grandma last Sunday.
SIGNAL WORDS: Yesterday, last week, in 1999, last month, last year, a week ago...
FORM: regular verbs add -ed.
Learn the rules of spelling
Irregular verbs: I'm sorry! You have to learn them by heart.

 

WRITE THE SIMPLE PAST    TYPE THE CORRECT ANSWER    COMPLETE WITH THE SIMPLE PAST    REGULAR VERBS

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to express that something is happening at the moment we are speaking.

 

FORM

 

SUBJECT + VERB TO BE + -ING VERB

 

                I          AM         WRITING

 

Examples: I am playing football.    He is studying now.   We are running.

 

POSSESSIVE 'S

   Possessive 's is the structure we use to express that something belongs to somebody or something.
   You must remember some rules:
                   - Add 's to a singular noun (My teacher's blog)
                   - Add only ' to a plural noun (My friends' house)

 

LEARN    CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION    FILL IN

 

DECIDE WHAT YOU NEED    GAP-FILL EXERCISE    ORDER

 

COMPLETE   FILL IN THE GAP    'S or OF

 

TRANSLATE    FILL IN THE PLURAL OR THE SINGULAR

 

FILL IN THE GAPS WITH ' or 'S    TRANSLATE 2   

 

 REWRITE THE PHRASES

 

 

I CAN DO IT!

We use CAN to express an ability or a possibility.
    I can swim.   I can improve my English.
Sometimes we use CAN for requests and orders.
    Can you help me, please?   Can you be quiet!
We can use it also for asking permission.
    Can I go out to play?

    STUDY AND PRACTICE    COMPLETE    CAN / CAN'T

 

POSITIVE / NEGATIVE   

 

COMPLETE WITH CAN AND THE VERB IN BRACKETS

 

MAKE QUESTIONS WITH CAN  

I HAVE TO DO IT!

We often use HAVE TO to say that something is obligatory

      WE HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL.
Continue learning HERE   MORE INFORMATION    HAVE TO / HAS TO

 

HAVE TO / DON'T HAVE TO    DON'T HAVE / DOESN'T HAVE   

 

PIZZA!