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USED TO and WOULD + infinitive have a similar meaning when we talk about routines in the past that are no longer happening in the present. Download the document to see the differences as well as to learn other similar expressions such as GET USED TO and BE USED TO + -ing.
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So / Neither / Nor are used to show agreement with positive and negative statements. In order to use them well we have to learn the structure of this type of agreement and get some practice.
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Do you know when to use a gerund or and infinitive? There are some rules that can help you to use them properly since there is no other way of learning the difference.
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Activity with different modal verbs (including modal perfects)
Other links to practice:
Complete the gaps with different modal verbs and check the answers online.
Different activities with answer key.
Complete the sentences with the modals of your choice.
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We use the passive voice when we want to emphasize the action or we do not know the doer of the action. In the presentation you will learn the different forms of the passive voice as well as the situations when you can omit the agent. In addition, there is information on the verbs with two objects, the impersonal structures and the causative.
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Download the PowerPoint to learn about the different rules for reported speech
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Learn more about the question tags with an online presentation.
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A relative clause is a sentence that depends on another one. It usually starts with a relative pronoun. There are two types of relative clauses: defining and non-defining. Learn more about this important grammar section.
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Let's see the difference between these two similar tenses. You will find a PowerPoint presentation and additional activities to practice.
A revision of tenses that you have learnt in English. You will find a chart together with some activities to study for your tests.
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The Past Simple and the Past Perfect are two tenses used to narrate events in the past. We are going to learn how to use them well.
Leer más Apart from the four types of conditional sentences (Zero, first, second and third), we can also mix the aforementioned conditionals. We are going to see how to mix the second ant the third conditionals.
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- The four types of conditional sentences.
- Conditionals with modal verbs.
- Wishes and regrets.
- Other words to express conditions.
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