P2 Week 14
- Different uses of ‘used to’
- Gerund or infinitive – verb patterns
- Get used to (Listening)
- Grammar Practice #3 (Get used to/Be used to)
- Infinitives and gerunds – verb patterns
- Intermediate grammar exercise: used to, be used to, get used to
- Used to, be used to, get used to
- Verb patterns
- VERB PATTERNS EXERCISES
P2 Week 10
- Ability- Modal Verbs
- Exercise on Simple Past and Past Perfect
- Intermediate Listening Practice – Modals
- Modal verbs listening
- MODAL VERBS OF ABILITY
- Past perfect
- PAST PERFECT POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EXERCISE
- Past perfect test
- Past simple, past continuous, past perfect
- Present Perfect vs Past Perfect
- Weird driving rules (Modal verbs) – English Listening Test
P2 Week 9
- Have to, must and should for obligation and advice
- Modal verbs of obligation
- Modals of Necessity – Must, Have To, Need To, and Have Got To
- Non-defining relative clauses
- Non-defining relative clauses 2
- Obligation and necessity must/have to; should/ought to, need
- Passive voice (Discoveries and inventions)
- Present and past simple passive
- Present and past simple passive: ‘be’ + past participle
- Relative clauses – defining and non-defining
- Simple Past Tense Passive Voice: Explanation with Examples
- The passive (present and past simple)
P2 Week 8
- Conditionals
- Conditionals: zero, first and second
- How to Use ‘Wish’
- If I were a millionaire – (Second conditional) – Listening test
- Second Conditional Exercise 1
- Second Conditional Listening Exercise 2
- Second Conditional Listening Test
- Second conditional reading
- Second Conditional-Listening Exercise
- Wishes and regrets – I wish/if only
- Wishes: ‘wish’ and ‘if only’
P2 Week 5
- Basic Subordinating Conjunctions (Test)
- Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs
- Comparatives 1
- Comparatives 2
- Comparatives and superlatives
- Defining relative clauses
- Defining relative clauses (Explanation with exercises)
- Defining relative clauses – who, which, that, where (TEST)
- Prepositional phrases exercise
- Reading Exercise (Superlatives and Comparatives)
- Subordinating Conjunctions
- Subordinators Explanation
- Superlatives 1
- Superlatives 2
- The … the … comparatives
P2 Week 4
- Articles
- Articles 2
- Listening Exercises: Present Perfect
- Paired Conjunctions
- Paired Conjunctions 2
- Parallel Sentence Structure
- Parallel Structure (Parallelism) Exercises with Answers
- Parallel structures
- Present Perfect (Usage)
- Present perfect or past simple?
- Reading Comprehension on Present Perfect vs Past Simple
- Recognizing Parallel Structure
- What’s the difference? Present Perfect and Past Simple
P2 Week 3 Resources
- Paired Conjunctions Quiz
- Past continuous and past simple (Explanation with Practice)
- Past Continuous vs Past Simple (Sentence Writing)
- Past Simple vs Past Continuous Exercise 1
- Past Simple vs Past Continuous Exercise 2
- Rebecca Hoca explains So/Such…That (YouTube video)
- Rewrite Practice (Too …….. to)
- Rewrite Sentences Using So…that
- So and Such (Explanation with Practice)
- So that vs Such That
- Too Vs Enough
- Too vs Enough (Explanation with Practice)
- Used to (past habits)
- Using ‘Enough’ in a Sentence
- Using Too……to
P2 Week 2 Resources
- Adding Extra Information to Simple Sentences
- Asking Questions
- Be Going To Exercise 1
- Coordinating Conjunctions (Explanation with Practice)
- Coordinating Conjunctions Quiz
- Coordinating Conjunctions Test
- Finding the Topic Sentence Exercise
- Future forms: Will, Be going to and Present continuous
- Listening and Grammar Practice (Future Tenses)
- Reading Practice
- Reading Practice (Will-Future)
- Talking about the Future ( Future Tenses Explanation)
- The future with ‘be going to’ (Explanation)
- Will vs Be Going To
P2 Week 1 Resources
- A video activity on Present Continuous Tense
- Be Going To and Present Continuous for Future
- Listening and Grammar Practice (Simple Present Tense)
- Present Continuous – Positive and Negative
- Present continuous and Be going to
- Present Continuous Tense 1
- Present Continuous Tense Mixed Exercises
- Present Continuous Tense Quiz
- Present Continuous vs Present Simple 1
- Present Continuous vs Present Simple 2
- Present Simple ‘Be’ Wh Questions
- Present simple vs Present continuous
- Reading Practice (Present Continuous)
- Reading Practice (Present Simple)
- Simple Present Tense 1
- Simple Present Tense 2
- Simple Present Tense 3
- Subject-Verb Agreement 2
- Subject-Verb Agreement Exercise 1
- Word Order Exercise 1 (Present Continuous)
- Word Order Exercise 2 (Present Simple)