27 Oct 2026



A description of a place

Words to describe places






PAST SIMPLE WORKSHEETS





Past Simple: English Language

Dictation Past simple tense

PAST SIMPLE SONG


Regular Verbs In Past Simple Tense




Worksheet 1

Worksheet 2

Worksheet 3

REGULAR VERBS- PAST SIMPLE


-ED   REGULAR PAST SIMPLE VERBS

WRITE THE FOLLOWING VERBS IN THE PAST SIMPLE adding (+ed) , (+d), (+ied)… AND TRANSLATE THEM INTO SPANISH
Ask Accept Arrest Collect Count Decide Divide End Expect Export Graduate Hate Include Invite Invent Land Need Paint Plant Bake Brush Cook Crash Dance  Dress Drop Die Study Try Use Travel Worry Escape Finish Help Hope Jump Stay Save Close Cry Describe Explore Rain
Knock Kiss Laugh Look Miss Agree Allow Appear Arrive Believe Call Carry Change Enter Enjoy 


+ed
+d
+ied
Double consonant +ed
asked














Now rearrange the verbs according to their pronunciation:

/t/
/d/
/id/

asked


















PRESENT SIMPLE OR PAST SIMPLE?


Grammar Snacks: Past simple – regular verbs



15 Oct 2026

THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (BRITISH COUNCIL)



WATCH THE VIDEO & DO THE ACTIVITIES HERE

PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS (I)

worksheet 1

worksheet 2 (with answers)

worksheet 3


THE YELLOW LEMON TREE: a song to practice the present simple and the present continuous tenses.


THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (I)

Present continuous affirmative

Present continuous negative

Present continuous interrogative

Present continuous mixed

Present continuous TEST 1

THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE



Worksheet 1

Worksheet 2

Worksheet 4


Positive
Negative
Question
I am speaking.
I am not speaking.
Am I speaking?
You are speaking.
You are not speaking.
Are you speaking?
He is speaking.
He is not speaking.
Is he speaking?
She is speaking.
She is not speaking.
Is she speaking?
It is speaking.
It is not speaking.
Is it speaking?
We are speaking.
We are not speaking.
Are we speaking?
They are speaking.
They are not speaking.
Are they speaking?

10 Feb 2026

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS




CONDITIONALS 1st & 2nd TYPES (ESPA)


Conditionals

1st and 2nd Conditionals

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES - EXERCISES (First and Second conditionals)

1. What would you do in these situations? Begin your sentences: “If I …… I would….”

1. You are eating in a restaurant and you find a dead fly in your plate.
If I found a dead fly in my plate, I would call the waiter and I wouldn’t  eat it. 



                                                                                                                                                                       
 2. You find a purse with a lot of money.
3. You wake up and find a thief in your room.
4. You see someone shoplifting.
5. You arrive late and your friend has been waiting for you for 1 hour.
6. You hear your friends talking about your boyfriend.

2. Complete in your own words:
1. We don’t have his phone number, but if... we had his phone number, I would call him
2. I don't have a car, but if ...
3. He never does his homework, but if...
4. I'm not a millionaire, but if...

3. Complete the following sentences:
1. Unless someone tells me the way...
2. If I were you...
3. They would be very angry with us  if....
4. Flowers won't grow well if...

4. Put the verbs into the correct tense:
1. If he ………………………(not / be) here by 8 o'clock, I'll go home.
2. If I had the time, I ……………………………….(study) German.
3. I …………………………..(buy) it if the price is right.
4. I would tell him if  I ……………………………..(see) him.
5. I ………………………..(catch) the train if I left earlier.





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Conditional sentences

Conditionals (TYPES)



Cambridge B2 First Writing Skills: How to use Defining Relative Clauses

Relative Clauses (Defining & Non-Defining) | EasyTeaching

RELATIVE CLAUSES

 RELATIVE PRONOUNS


7 Jan 2026

DICTATION: Sophie´s New Year´s Resolutions

LISTEN AND WRITE
NEW YEAR´S RESOLUTIONS ( www.audio-lingua.eu) Listening








La apuesta de los propósitos de Año Nuevo | Amigos | Max

New Year's Resolutions



BBC Learning English (New Year's Resolutions)


Finn's resolutions
Time to get healthy
            

     Do you make New Year's resolutions? These are the promises people make to themselves in the New Year. 

Often, people say things like 'I'm going to lose weight', or 'I want to read more'. Finn and Rob have made some - and we'll find out what they are in this video.


*           Finn and Rob made some New Year's resolutions. But what do you think Finn's resolutions will be - and will he keep them? Choose three.
                         Eat no meat in January
                         Eat less ice cream
                         Go running every morning
                         Learn a foreign language
                         Stop drinking coffee
*             Now, let's watch the video and find out if you were right.
    Watch the video and complete the activity:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-14/session-1

Question 1What were Finn's three resolutions?
A Eat no meat in January, eat less ice-cream, go running every morning
B Go running every morning, learn a foreign language, stop drinking coffee
C Eat no meat in January, go running every morning, stop drinking coffee
Question 2How many resolutions has Finn broken?
A 1
B 2
C 3
Question 3What tense is this? "I've just ordered a nice, big, vegetarian breakfast."
A present perfect
B past simple
C present simple
Question 4Finn said he went running _______.A a long time agoB a short time ago
Question 5What was Finn eating?A A vegetarian breakfast
B A full English breakfast