If you are interested in practising the ending of past have a look this chart and them do this exercise. It's quite clear and interesting. When you have it clear, try to do this practise with pronunciation. It's slow but you can practise with it. To finish with here you have a listening comprehension; it's a bit difficult but the questions aren't difficult. Have a look but don't worry if you can't do it perfect. See you!
Blog for my students at EOI Alcalá de Henares but students from other teachers are also welcome. This blog is like class diary to follow the classes but we can include anything interesting for learning English.
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Preparing final exams
This entry is to help you with the final exams, especially for A2. But if you want, you can use it to practise with A1 as well. You can use...
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The typical or habitual actions are with present simple. You need the auxiliary DO/DOES for negative or interrogative sentences. These are s...
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It's Christmas time and I'd like you to see some typical things at Christmas in English speaking countries. Here you have some vide...
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MULTI-WORD VERBS are those verbs formed by 2 or more words. Here you have some examples: I look forward to seeing you (3 words) ...
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