INGLÉS-SECUNDARIA Y BACHILLERATO

 

0.MANUALES DE CAMBRIDGE

 

ESSENTIAL GRAMMAR IN USE (A1 & A2)

ENGLISH GRAMMAR IN USE (B1 & B2) 

ADVANCED GRAMMAR IN USE (C1 & C2)

1.VOCABULARY 

VOCABULARY GUIDE (WORD)

FALSE FRIENDS
List of false friends (1)
List of flase friends (2)
False friends (exercise)

CONFUSED WORDS
List of confused words

WORDS WITH SIMILAR MEANING
1.Say, speak and talk
2.Look, see and watch
3.Have, pass, spend and take with time
4.Clever, inteligent and smart
5.Fast, quick, rapid and soon

COLLOCATIONS
1.Give, take, make, get, do and have (exercises)
2.Make, do, have and get (exercises)
3.Do and make (theory with exercises)
4.Do and make (theory: expressions)

 

VOCABULARY DOUBTS
1.Go shopping vs shopping
2.Despite being vs despite are

TOPIC VOCABULARY LISTS
1.Personality traits
2.Health and fitness (theory and activities)
3.The enviroment: how to combat plastic packaging
4.Parenting
5.Nationalies

WORK AND JOBS  

1.Work and jobs. Noun and phrases (theory)
2.Work and jobs. Verb phrases (theory)
3.Work and jobs exercise (solved)
4.Work and jobs exercise (solved) 
5.Work and jobs (web resources)
6.Work and jobs (web exercise, flashcards)

2.GRAMMAR

1.VERB TENSES
     1a.PAST TENSES
     1b.PRESENT TENSES
     1c.FUTURE TENSES
2.USE OF AUXILIARY VERBS     
     2a.THEORY WITH EXERCISES
     2b.THEORY WITH EXERCISES (WEB)
     2c.SHORT ANSWERS WITH SO AND NEITHER
3.MODAL VERBS
4.THE PASSIVE VOICE
5.CONDITIONALS 
6.I WISH AND IF ONLY 
7.SUBJECT AND OBJECT QUESITONS 
8.INDIRECT QUESTIONS
9.REPORTED SPEECH
10.RELATIVE CLAUSES
11.QUANTIFIERS
12.INTENSIFIERS: SO, SO MUCH, SO MANY, SUCH, SUCH A
13.INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS
14.PARTICIPLE CLAUSES
15.PHRASAL VERBS 
16.ADJECTIVES
17.ADVERBS
18.PREPOSITIONS
19.THE ARTICLES: A/AN, THE

Use of the article the in front of a noun phrase    

(the) people say that… =  we omit "the" because we're talking about people in general

the people of my city say that…= we don't omit "the" because we're talking about a specific group of people (the people of my city)

20.PRONOUNS FOLLOWED BY TO OR FOR 
21.SUBJECT AND OBJECT PRONOUNS
22.WORD ORDER (THEORY WITH EXERCISES) WEB
23.GENITIVO SAJÓN 

3.READING

1.NURTURING YOUR MENTAL HEALTH (EXERCISE)

2.LIFE IN CITIES IS NOT A GOOD IDEA

3.IS JAZZ MUSIC INTERESTING?

4.WRITING

1.WRITING GUIDE (1), WRITING GUIDE (2)

2.LINKERS 

3.EXTRA RESOURCES  

4.AN OPINION ESSAY (1), AN OPINION ESSAY (2), AN OPINION ESSAY (3) + ANTI-VALENTINE'S WEEK (EXERCISE)

5.A FOR AND AGAINST ESSAY (1), A FOR AND AGAINST ESSAY (2)

6.AN INFORMAL EMAIL

7.A FORMAL EMAIL

8.A COVER LETTER

 

5.MEDIATION

 

Mediation strategies

 

WRITING MEDIATION

1.Ten healthy travel trips

2.Job offer 

3.How to stop fake news 

4.Black friday 

5.Burning man

 

ORAL MEDIATION

1.Work and studies

2.Artificial intelligence

3.Coffee 

4.Volunteering 

5.Social media 

6.Healthy habits

7.Plastic-free 

8.Trip a lifetime 

9.Surviving a festival 

10.Mobil phone management

11.Remedies for the flue

12.Binge-watching

13.Visiting a city

14.Anger control tips

15.Eliminate distractions

16.Job interview

17.Job interview 3 (solved) 

 

6.LISTENING

 

1.PODCASTS PARA PRACTICAR EL LISTENING

 

7.SPEAKING

1.LANGUAGE AND SPEAKING GUIDE

2.VOWEL SOUNDS (1)

3.VOWEL SOUNDS (2) 

4.CONSONANT SOUNDS 

5.PRONUNCIATION OF IRREGULAR VERBS 

6.PRONUNCIATION OF -ED IN THE PAST TENSE (PDF)

7.PRONUNCIATION OF -ED (YOUTUBE) 

                                  INDIRECT QUESTIONS

1.Question formation and indirect questions (theory with exercises)
2.Indirect questions (theory with exercises)
3.Indirect questions (theory with exercises)
4.Indirect questions (theory with exercises) WEB

                            EXTRA RESOURCES

1.How to express personal preferences
2.How to... speculate
3.Vague language
grey-ish = casi gris
around seven-ish = alrededor de las siete
twenty-odd = alrededor de 20
a week or so = alrededor de una semana
couple of things = unas cuantas cosas
that kind of thing = ese tipo de cosas, cosas por el estilo
all my stuff = todas mis cosas
and stuff = y todo ese tipo de cosas

4.How to use vague language
5.Do and did for emphasis
6.Cleft senteces (theory with exercises)
7.How to express... agreement and disagreement
8.How to express... agreement and disagreement
9.How to express... agreement and disagreement
10.How to... describe problems and sugest solutions
11.How to... ask for advice and give advice tactfully
12.How to... describe a process
13.How to... develop an argument

                                         LINKERS

THEORY

 

1.Linkers (theory)

2.Linkers (theory)

 

3.Linkers (theory)

 

4.While, whereas and whilst (theory with exercises)

Extra theory: While and whilst = formal / Whereas = informal ==) siempre y cuando, siempre que, mientras // as long as = while (condición)

 

EXERCISES

5.Linkers (exercise with answer key)

6.Linkers (exercise with answer key)

7.Linkers (exercise with answer key)

8.Linkers (exercise with answer key)

9.Linkers (exercise with answer key)

                           INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS

THEORY

 

1.Infinitives and gerunds (power point)

2.Infinitives and gerunds (theory)

 

 

3.Infinitives and gerunds (theory)

 

 

4.Infinitives and gerunds (theory with exercises)

5.Infinitives and gerunds (theory with exercises)

6.Infinitives and gerunds. Verbs with change in meaning

 

7.Infinitives and gerunds (verb patterns) 

8.Infinitives and gerunds (verb patterns)

9.Infinitives and gerunds. Gerund as the subject of a sentece

10.Infinitives and gerunds. Stop with infinitive or gerund

 

EXERCISES

12.Infinitives and gerunds (exercises)

12.Infinitives and gerunds (exercises)

13.Infinitives and gerunds (exercises)

14.Infinitives and gerunds (exercises)

15.Infinitives and gerunds (solved activity)

                                          QUANTIFIERS

THEORY

 

1.Quantifiers (theory)

 

2.Quantifiers (theory)

3.Quantifiers (theory with exercises)
4.Usos particulares de some y any
5.Quantifiers (traduction to spanish)

 

EXERCISES

 

6.Quantifiers (exercises)

7.Quantifiers (exercises)

8.Quantifiers (exercises)

9.Quantifiers (exercises)

10.Quantifiers (exercises)

11.Quantifiers (exercises)

12.Quantifiers (exercises)

13.Much and many (exercises)

14.Some, any - compounds exercises

15.A few, few, a little, little (exercises)

                                     RELATIVE CLAUSES

 

THEORY

1.Relative clauses (power point)
2.Relative clauses (theory)
3.Relative clauses (theory with exercises)
4.Relative clauses (info box)
 

5.Relative clauses (info box)
 

EXERCISES

6.Relative clauses (exercises with answer key)
7.Relative clauses (exercises with answer key)
8.Relative clauses (exercises with answer key)
9.Relative clauses (exercises with answer key)
10.Relative clauses (exercises with answer key)
11.Relative clauses (exercises with answer key)
12.Relative clauses -who vs whom exercises

                              REPORTED SPEECH

1.Reported speech (theory)
2.Reported speech (theory)
3.Reported speech (theory with exercises) 
4.Reporter orders, request and advice (thery with exercises
5.Reporting verbs (theory) 
6.Reported speech (exercises)
7.Reported speech (exercises)
8..Reported speech (exercises) 
9.Reported speech (exercises)
10..Reported speech (exercises)
11.Reported questions (exercises)
12.Reporting verbs (exercises)
13.Reporting verbs (exercises)

                                      PAST TENSES

Past Simple

1.Past Simple (theory)
2.Past Simple (theory with exercises)
3.What happened or What did happen
4.Past Simple (exercises)
5.Past Simple (exercises)
6.Past Simple (exercises)
7.Past Simple (exercises)
8.Past Simple (exercises)

There was, there were

1.There was-there were (exercises)
2.There was-there were (exercises)
3.There was-there were (exercises)
4.There was-there were (exercises)
5.There was-there were (exercises)

Used to

1.Used to (theory with exercises)
2.Used to and would (theory)
3.Used to, will and would (theory)
4.Used to (exercises)
5.Used to (exercises)
6.Used to. be used to, get used to (exercises)

Past Continuous

1.Past Continuous (theory)

2.Past Continuous (theory with exercises)

3.Past Continuous (exercises)

4.Past Continuous (exercises)

5.Past Continuous (exercises)

 

Past Simple vs Past Continuous

1.Past Simple vs Past Continuous (theory)

2.Past Simple vs Past Continuous (theory)

3.Past Simple vs Past Continuous (exercises)

4.Past Simple vs Past Continuous (exercises)

5.Past Simple vs Past Continuous (exercises)

 

Past Perfect Simple

1.Past Perfect Simple (power point)
2.Past Perfect Simple (theory)
3.Past Perfect Simple (theory)
4.Past Perfect Simple (exercises)

Past Simple vs Past Perfect Simple

1.Past Simple vs Past Perfect Simple (exercises)
2.Past Simple vs Past Perfect Simple (exercises)
3.Past Simple vs Past Perfect Simple (exercises)
4.Past Simple vs Past Perfect Simple (exercises)

5.Past Simple vs Past Perfect Simple (exercises)

Past Simple vs Past Continuous vs Past Perfect Simple

1.Past Simple vs Past Continuous vs Past Perfect Simple (exercises)

Past Perfect Continuous

1.Past Perfect Continuous (theory)

2.Past Perfect Continuous (exercises)

 

Past Perfect Simple vs Past Perfect Continuous

1.Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous (theory with exercises)
2.Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous (exercises)

Past plans and intentions

1.Past plans and intentions (theory with exercises)

Present Perfect Simple vs Past Simple

1.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (theory)
2.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (exercises)
3.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (exercises)
4.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (exercises)

Present Perfect Simple vs Past Perfect Continuous

1.Present Perfect Continuous & Past Perfect Continuous (theory)
2.Present Perfect Continuous & Past Perfect Continuous (exercises)

All in one: Past tenses

1.Past tenses (theory with exercises)

All in one: Past and Present Perfect tenses

1.All in one-Past and Present Perfect tenses (exercises)

                                                                        PRESENT TENSES

Present simple

1.Present Simple (theory with exercises)
2.Present Simple (theory with exercises)
3.To be in Present Simple (theory)
4.Don't vs isn't en Present Simple
5.Have got in Present Simple 
6.Present Simple (exercises)
7.Present Simple (exercises)
8.Present Simple (exercises)
9.Present Simple (exercises)
10.Present Simple-questions (exercises)
11.Present Simple-Future meaning (exercises)
12.To be in the Present Simple (exercises)
13.To be in the Present Simple (exercises)

Present Continuous

 

1.Present Continuous (theory)

2.Present Continuous (theory with exercises)

3.Present Continuous (theory with exercises)

4.Present Continuous (exercises)

5.Present Continuous (exercises)

6.Present Continuous (exercises)

7.Present Continuous (exercises)

8.Present Continuous with future meaning

9.Present Continuous with future meaning

 

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

1.Present Simple vs Present Continous (theory with exercises)

2.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

3.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

4.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

5.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

6.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

7.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

8.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises)

9.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises, stative verbs)

10.Present Simple vs Present Continous (exercises, future meaning)

Present Perfect Simple

1.Present Perfect Simple (theory with exercises)

2.Present Perfect Simple-for, since, how long (theory with exercises)

3.Present Perfect Simple-ever, never, yet, alredy, just (theory with exercises)

4.Present Perfect Simple (theory with exercises)

5.Still and yet in Present Perfect Simple (theory)

6.Adverbs in Present Perfect Simple (theory)

7.Present Perfect Simple (exercises)

8.Present Perfect Simple (exercises)

9.Present Perfect Simple.Already, just, sitll and yet (exercises)

10.Present Perfect Simple.For, since, just, already and yet (exercises)

11.Present Perfect Simple.Still and yet (exercises)

12.Present Perfect Simple.For and since (exercises)

 

Present Perfect Simple vs Past Simple

1.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (theory)
2.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (exercises)
3.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (exercises)
4.Present Perfect vs Past Simple (exercises)

Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous

 

1.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (power point)
2.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (theory with exercises)

3.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (theory with exercises) 

4.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (theory with exercises)

5.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (exercises)

6.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (exercises)

7.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (exercises)

8.Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous (exercises)

Present Perfect Continuous vs Past Perfect Continuous

 

1.Present Perfect Continuous vs Past Perfect Continuous (theory)

2.Present Perfect Continuous vs Past Perfect Continuous (exercises)

All in one: Past and Present Perfect Tenses

1.All in one-Past and Present Perfect tenses (exercises)

                                                                               PREPOSITIONS

1.Prepositions (theory with solved exercises)
2.At, in, on for time and place

 

                                       ADJECTIVES

1.Adjectives as nouns and adjective order (theory with exercises)
2.Order for adjectives (theory)
3.Order for adjectives (exercises)
4.Adjectives finished en -ed or -ing
5.Comparative and superlative adjectives (theory)
6.Double comparatives (theory)
7.Double comparatives (Youtube)
8.Comparative and superlative adjectives (exercises)
9.Comparative and superlative adjectives (exercises)
10.Comparative and superlative adjectives (exercises)
11.Comparative and superlative adjectives (exercises)
12.Comparative and adjectives as...as (exercises)
13.Superlative adjectives (exercises)
14.Gradable and no gradable adjectives

                                                I WISH AND IF ONLY

 

1.I wish and if only (theory)
2.I wish and if only (theory)
3.I wish and if only (theory with exercises)
4.I wish and if only (exercises with answer key)
5.I wish and if only (exercises with answer key)
6.I wish and if only (exercises with answer key)

                                   CONDITIONALS

THEORY

1.Conditionals (theory)
 

2.Conditionals (theory)
3.Conditionals (theory)
4.First and second conditional (theory with solved exercises) 
5.Conditionals with conjuctions (theory with exercises)
6.Mixed conditionals (theory)
7.Conditionals (substitutes of if)
8.Conditionals.Wish, if only, should have (theory with exercises)

EXERCISES

9.Condiitonal exercises
10.Conditional exercises
11.Mixed conditional exerciss

                                      SUBJECT AND OBJECT QUESTIONS

1.Subject and object questions (theory)
2.Subject and object questions (theory with exercises) WEB
3.Subject and object questions (activity)
4.Subject and object questions (activity)
5.Subject and object questions (activity)
6.Quesiton tags (theory)
7.Question tags (activity)
8.Question tags (activity)