Comparative adjectives

Play comparatives games and have fun while you learn:

Revise comparatives:

Here you have another game at games to learn English:

Van Gogh's style

This is a painting by Vincent Van Gogh. It's Vincent's bedroom at Arles.

Try to describe the picture by using there is and there are at eslgo.com:

Click here to learn more about Vincent Van Gogh at The Metropolitan Museum site:

Click on the picture if you want to colour online his room at Arles:

Check your grammar: have got

Watch Oliver and Alfie preparing to have their own ‘Master Chef’ competition at home.

As you watch the video, look at the examples of have got. They are in red in the subtitles. Click here for the trancript.

Finally, do the grammar exercises to check you understand, and can use, have got correctly:

1. Have got, multiple choice.(interactive)

2.-Have got, ordering.(interactive)

3. Correct the mistakes in the sentences. (interactive)

4. Download exercises.

"Master Chef" competition at home

Watch a video about Oliver and Alfie at British Council teens site.
They both love watching cooking programmes on TV. Just for fun, they are preparing to have their own ‘Master Chef’ competition at home.

There is/ there are

Complete the sentences with there is, there isn't, there are or there aren't:

1.Here you have more activities to practise There is/There are at Adele's site:

2. There is or there are?
3. There is/There are
4. Click on the words in the correct order

Irregular verbs song, Max the cat

Here you have some videos to practise the irregular verbs through music with Max the cat:

Irregular verbs practise

Here you have some games to revise irregular verbs.

Help Fernando go to school:

Match the verb and its past tense:

Memory game:

Regular o irregular verb?

Frequency adverbs and everyday activities

Do these exercises on adverbs of frequency:

How often do you ... do you do your homework?

Job mixer

Find the job:

What do people do?

Questions words and simple present

Learn and practice the questions words

And more practice with simple present:

The biggest and the smallest

Revise comparatives and  superlatives:

Comparatives and superlatives activities

Here you have more activities to practise:

Practise using comparatives and superlatives

Here you have some games to paly and practise using comparatives and superlatives:

Play some games at British council site:

Natural world  records:

Comparatives and superlatives

In this unit we are going to learn how to make comparisions using adjectives.

There are some rules we must follow. Have a look at this fantastic interactive book by Mrs Haquet:

Learn opposites

Learn some opposites:

And more opposites:

Practice what you have learned, match the adjectives with their opposites: 

At Isabel's ESL site:

Make the -ING form

Present continuous.
Here you have the rules to make the - ING form of the verbs:

Click here to continue with the exercises: 

 

At Adele's corner you have more activities to practice:

 

Present continuous tense and ING verbs

A short video to learn about present continuous and ING verbs:

Simple past tense

Here you have some simple videos to practice the simple past tense by elf learning:  

             

   

   

Possessive case

The possessive case is used to indicate possession. It is also called saxon genitive. 
Here you have some exercises:

 
Fill in all the gaps, then press "Check" to check your answers.

Verb to be

Here you have an activity designed to practice the verb "to be" in the present:

Here you have several exercises to study and revise the verb to be:

Click on this picture for an explanation and more practise at anglomaniacy site: