Your vs You're

Expression Opinions

Slangs

Don't use these slangs in formal context.

Take and Get

Job interview

Adjectives - Word Order

Professions and jobs

The Weather vocabulary

Parts of the body

QUIZ

Answer: d)

Wh-questions or questions words

SAY, TELL, ASK

Some verbs

Adjectives

Joke

Quiz

Answer: d)

Exercise is great for health you accept it or not it's your choice

Reading - Comprehension

Ways to saying "approximately"

QUIZ

Answer: b)

Other ways to say...

Difference: Look, See and Watch

Who's"=who is - who has

Other Ways To Say Good Night!

Different Ways To Say "Have A Good Day"

Emotions basics

Synonyms

Some special verbs

Silent letters

Learn English

10 common Verbs that Don't change in the Past Tense

Meanings of "Like"

Inglês sem sotaque: Positive and Negative Adjectives

Inglês sem sotaque: Positive and Negative Adjectives: Positive Negative
adaptable aggressive
adventurous aloof
affable arrogant
aff...

There is and There are

1. Complete the gaps:






1. carpets on the floor.


2. window on the right.


3. chairs around the table.


4. children in the classroom.


5. bike near the play corner.


6. easel next to the sand tray.


7. books on the shelf.


8. water in the water tray.


9. crayons near the window.


10. 5 red cushions on the floor.


11. painting on the easel.


12. big window in the play corner.




13. toys on the table.








2. Correct the errors. Write the correct sentence in the long box below each sentence:





1. There isn't some water in the glass.





2. There are a 3 children talking with the teacher.





3. Are there some cars in the car park?





4. Is there any windows in this classroom?





5. There aren't some pencils in the pencilcase.





6. There is some people in the backyard.





7. There are any stickers in the album? (Question)





8. There is any parsley? (Question)











3. Write some/any/a/an in the following gaps. Look at Springfield's map and asnwer accordingly.








1. There are people in the street.


2. There is cinema on the right.


3. There isn't internet café on the left.


4. There aren't rivers running through the town centre.


5. There is bar called Moe's.


6. There are mountains in the horizon.


7. There are parks.


4. Choose:





1. an old man sitting on the bench in the park.


2. some students playing football.


3. any crayons on the desk.


4. some books in the library.


5. a laptop in the cupboard.


6. an ice cream in the fridge.


7. some women in the shoe shop.


8. any students in the sports centre.


9. some people near the stadium.




















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Verb wheel

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Past tense (regular verbs)

THE PAST TENSE

(regular verbs)   

        

   1 Put the sentences into simple past

• They water the plants
• She helps in the garden
• Lisa uses her old dictionary
• We start school at half past eight
• Paul and Cathy tidy their room

  2 Order the sentences

• cooked /last Monday /Sarah /spaghetti
• John /last night/ English / studied
• every Saturdays /washed /I /my car
• yesterday /Susi / to music / listened 
• climbed /two weeks /We /ago /a high mountain

 3 Rewrite the sentences into negative form (use the contract form)

• They cleaned the windows last week
•                                              
• Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone 
• She worked on her project last Saturday
• I opened my bedroom door 
• Before money people exchanged food 

  4 - Change the sentences into questions

            They studied Maths with a teacher
            
            Laura and John protected the animals
            
            People recycled plastic and paper
            
            They children played in the garden last Saturday
            
            My family walked in the park yesterday
            

  5 Ask for the underlined part of the sentence

                             Use the "Wh" words: when, how, what, why                                                                        

         Example                    Question- When did Jenny climb a mountain?               

                                           Answer  - Jenny climbed a mountain last Saturday

          Question-                                    
                           Edward played football very well

         Question-                                           
                         Laura studied Maths

         Question-                                 
                         James walked in the park yesterday evening

         Question-                                 
                          Sarah looked at the clock because it was late

         Question-                                      
                         Yes, Alex cleaned the windows and his room

       
http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=4234

La Escuela de Ingles de Eva: School Subjects-match

La Escuela de Ingles de Eva: School Subjects-match

Pentatonix - Evolution of Music (Lyrics)

Lorde - Royals (Lyrics)

TicTacToe: Grammar Log - Past Simple Vs Present Perfect

TicTacToe: Grammar Log - Past Simple Vs Present Perfect: Round Up 4

Present Perfect x Simple Past ( Aula de Inglês )

Teach From The Heart: Flashback to Third - Is this Fair?

Teach From The Heart: Flashback to Third - Is this Fair?: When I was student teaching in third grade, there was a major epidemic of claiming that things in the class weren't "fair". As...

Pronouns

ENGLISH SPOT: House and Furniture: Bingo Cards

ENGLISH SPOT: House and Furniture: Bingo Cards: Download

Simple Past

Simple Past Tense exercises(2/1) for beginners Forming the past tense of regular verbs. In Simple Past Tense you have to add –(e)d after regular verbs. Be careful! To a regular verb that ends in –e we only add –d.         move ð moved Y changes into –i in the end of the regular verbs if there is a consonant before it.         try ð tried The consonant doubles in the end of the regular verb, if it is a one-syllabled word which is short if we pronounce it and if there is a vowel in front of the last letter (consonant).         stop ð stopped The ‘l’ consonant doubles in the end of the regular verb.         travel ð travelled Task 1 - Put the verbs in the brackets into Simple Past Tense. 1)      He  (knock) at the door. 2)      Tom  (lie) to his mum. 3)      Mum  (lift) her bags. 4)      They  (like) this programme. 5)      You  (listen) to the radio in June. 6)      We  (live) in Cambridge. 7)      He  (lock) the gate. 8)      I  (look) at the photos. 9)      Mike  (love) dancing. 10)      I  (believe) her. 11)      She  (visit) her parents in London. 12)      They  (paint) a beautiful picture. 13)      My mum  (ask) me. 14)      Dogs  (hate) cats. 15)      John  (marry) Susan. 16)      The cars  (move) in the street. 17)      You  (open) the gate. 18)      Dad  (pack) the dresses into the wardrobe. 19)      I  (pass) by the window. 20)      You  (pick up) every litter in the street. 21)      Paul and you  (play) football. 22)      I  (pour) some water into the kettle. 23)      Dick  (push) the door. 24)      The Lees  (quarrel). 25)      It  (rain). 26)      He  (remember) everything. 27)      We  (repair) our car in the garage. 28)      Grandma  (sew) my trousers. 29)      The family  (ski) in winter. 30)      The baby  (smile). Task 2- Rewrite the sentences into the Simple Past Tense. 1)      John cleans the car. . 2)     Mr Black climbs on the big mountain. .   3)      Mandy cooks the lunch. .   4)      The baby cries. .   5)      Tom and Mary dance. .   6)      Frank fishes next to the lake. .   7)      Ms Green hoovers the carpets. . 8)      She dreams about flying. .   9)      Mrs Brown irons the clothes. .   10)      She laughs at something. .   Task 3 - Match the pictures with the correct sentences and write the number of the sentence into the box provided next to each picture.

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=5114

House and Furniture vocabulary

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Soccer Vocabulary -

Nos próximos anos, o termo futebol será um dos mais comentados aqui no Brasil devido à Copa do Mundo de 2014. E como pessoas do mundo todo estarão em Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, São Paulo… é bom você ir aperfeiçoando seu inglês para passar explicações a respeito dos jogos e de sua cidade. Para ajudar você, preparei esse pequeno dicionário que traz os termos mais comuns encontrados numa partida de futebol. Treine agora para fazer bonito na hora do jogo.

Campo de Futebol – Soccer Field

Campo de Futebol – Soccer Field

Bandeirinha – Flagpost
Canto – Corner
Grande Área – Penalty Area
Lateral – Touch Line
Linha da Grande Área – Penalty Area Marking
Linha de Fundo – Goal Line
Linha do Meio De Campo – Halfway Line
Marca do Penalti – Penalty Spot, Penalty Mark
Pequena Área – Box
Rede – Net
Trave – Post, Goalpost
Travessão – Crossbar

Acessórios – Sport Gear

Bola de Futebol – Soccer Ball
Calção – Short
Chuteira – Cleated Shoes, Soccer Cleats
Escudo do Time – Team Crest
Luvas – Goalkeeper Gloves
Meião – Sock
Uniforme – Uniform

Equipe – Team

Banco – The Bench
Convocação – Call-Up
Equipe – Team
Reserva – Substitute
Técnico – Manager, Coach

Jogadores de Futebol – Soccer Players

Jogadores de Futebol – Soccer Players
Atacante – Forward
Centroavante – Center Forward, Striker
Goleador – Hat-Trick
Goleiro – Goalkeeper
Lateral Direito – Right Back
Líbero – Sweeper
Meio-Campista – Midfield, Midfielder
Jogador – Player
Ponta-Direita – Right Wing
Ponta-Esquerda – Left Wing
Quarto Zagueiro – Left Back
Zagueiro – Defender, Back

Actions – Ações

Arremesso Lateral – Throw In
Barreira – Wall
Chutar – Shoot
Chute – Shot
Cruzamento – Cross
Defesa – Save
Escanteio – Corner Kick
Impedimento – Offside
Mão na Bola – Handball
Marcar o Gol – Score
Matar no Peito – Chest Trap
Passar – Pass
Tiro Livre – Free Kick

Árbitro, Juiz – Referee

Apito – Whistle
Cartão Amarelo – Yellow Card
Cartão Vermelho – Red Card
Expulsar – Send Off
Árbitro, Juiz – Referee
Árbitro Assistente – Assistant Referee

Massagista – Massagist

Lesões – Injuries
Pomada – Ointment
Massagista – massagist, massager, masseur (homem), masseuse (mulher)

Arquibancada – Stand

Arquibancada – Stand
Geral – Terraces
Locutor – Commentator
Multidão – Crowd
Torcedor – Fan, Supporter
Torcer – Support, Root for (Amer.)
Torcer dando gritos de incentivo – Cheer on, cheer for

Arquibancada – Stand

Partida – Match

Amistoso – Friendly Game
Contra – Against, Versus, “V”
Descontos – Injury Time
Dois a Zero – Two Nill
Empate – Draw
Gol Contra – Own Goal
Gol de Empate – Equaliser
Gol – Goal
Intervalo – Half Time
Morte Súbita, Gol de Ouro – Golden Goal
Partida, Jogo – Match, Game
Perder – Lose
Prorrogação – Extra Time
Vencer – Win
Zero a Zero – Nil Nil

Mais termos técnicos de futebol

Se você precisa de mais termos técnicos de futebol, leia Laws of the Game da FIFA (em inglês) e Regras do Jogo de Futebol da CBF (em português).

Leia também:
O que significa “fair play” em inglês?
Vocabulário de Natação em inglês – português
Quando “sport” significa “zombar” e “vestir” em inglês

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