miércoles, 6 de marzo de 2013

FIRST CONDITIONAL SENTENCES


FIRST CONDITIONAL SENTENCES




Hi girls.
You have here some exercises to practice the first conditional sentences.
 You have to print it to work in the next class. Bring your english dictionaries too.

Bye.

Robinson



First and second conditional sentences

FIRST CONDITIONAL
EXAMPLES
- We use the first conditional to express possibility in the present or in the future.
- The subordinate clause (If-clause) has a verb in the present simple. Themain clause is always in the future.
"If I don't study, I won't pass my exams"
- "If the weather is good, we'll go for a walk in the park."
- "I will buy that CD if I have enough money."



1) If you  (help) me with my homework, I  (finish) it in time to go to the cinema.


2) If it  (not/rain), the students  (practice) sport in the playground.


3) Jane  (come) home early if she  (not/be) very busy at work.


4) Our teacher  (be) pleased if we  (do) our homework.


5) If Robert  (play) football with us, we  (win) the match.


6) If we  (recycle) more, we  (help) our planet.


7) If people  (share) their cars to go to work, there  (not/be) so many car fumes.


8) We  (save) thousands of trees if we  (waste) so much paper.


9) If the govenment  (fine) those who pollute the atmosphere, some factories  (stop) throwing waste into rivers.


10) If we only  (use) the water we need, we  (contribute) to our planet's recovery.



3. Choose the most appropriate ending for the following sentences:


a) If we keep polluting our planet,......................................................

b) If we use recycled paper and glass,........................................................

c) Children will be aware of the importance of recycling...........................

d) If you have a shower instead of a bath,.........................................

e) If the environmental issues are taught at school,...............................

viernes, 1 de marzo de 2013

SYLLABUS COUNTING VIDEO


Hi girls.

Besides the web page you have to practice the pronunciation you can watch this video.

See the link below.

http://goanimate.com/videos/0tPJYGDAo-fI?utm_source=linkshare

SYLLABUS COUNTING




Hi girls.

You have here the list of words you have to study for the exam.


AccuracyAbsenceAccommodatcAcceptableafterwards
AdvertisementAlphabetAnnounceAccesiblealways
AnecdotesAppendixApproachAppropriatecarefully
BiographiesAppreciationAssumeassertiveconstantly
CartoonsApprehensionAttemptastonishingefficiently
CatalogueAuthenticityClassifyauspiciousexactly
DevicesAwarenessCondenseauthenticexplicitly
DiagramsCatastropheContinueavailableestremely
EssaysComprehensionContributebizarrefortunately
FlueneyCouponDeclinechangeableintrinsically
GistDebatesDevelopchronologicalncarby
GraffitiDiscouragementDiscouragecouragcousobviously
HandbookDiscussionsDismissdisagreeablequickly
LegendsDrawingDisappearefficaciousrarcly
LimerickEmployeeEmphasizeenthusiasticregulay
Nursery rhymesGroceryFrightenexclusivesystematically
PamphletsHeadlinesHighlightheartbreakingtherefore
ParagraphHummingbirdIllustrateinherentthoroughly
PassagesHyphotesesImagineitchytomorrow
PhrascbooksJudgmentInstalljudiciousprepositions
Pie chartKnowledgeInsultatejuxtaposedalongside
PuzzleLincarityInvolveknowledgcablebencath
ReadingMeasurementReassuremeaningfulbetween
RhetoricalMethodRecognizenecessaryopposite
ScriptMotivationReflectparadoxicallyoutside
SignsScanningRemainpatheticthrough
SkillSchwaRequirereliableunderneath
SkimmingSpeechRetrievesnobbishwithout
StatistiesSummarySensitizespecificconjunctions
StrategySyllabesSuggeststraightforwardalthough
TextbookTechnologyUnderlineubiquitousbecause
TicketsTragedyVisualizeusefulhowever
WarningVoicelesswealthywhereas