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Exercises
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The simple present
The present continuous (be +ing)
Simple present or pres. continuous?
The simple past
The past continuous (be + ing)
Simple past or past continuous?Asking questions
(simple past)
Used to, not any more, no longer
Wish + simple past
The present perfect (have + en)
Simple past or present perfect?
Present perfect or present perfect continuous?
Present perfect or past perfect?
The future I
The future IICan - could...
Must - have to - needn't
May, might, must... (Degrees of certainty)
"If" sentences I
"If" sentences II
The infinitive clause
Let / make somebody do...
Verb forms Reported /indirect speech (1)
Reported /indirect speech (2)
The passive form
Modal + have + EN
All tenses
Irregular verbs I
Irregular verbs II
The comparative
The superlative
Comparative or superlative?
Similarity I
Similarity II
Differences...
Everywhere, everyone, etc.
European country names
(Check you know them)
Prepositions I
Prepositions II
Trailer of the film "Home"
Modal + have + EN
All tenses
Irregular verbs I
Irregular verbs II
The comparative
The superlative
Comparative or superlative?
Similarity I
Similarity II
Differences...Everywhere, everyone, etc.
European country names
(Check you know them)
Prepositions I
Prepositions II
Trailer of the film "Home"
= basic knowledge
= easy
= medium
= more difficult
= Studied now in 4ème
= Studied now in 3ème
= easy
= medium
= more difficult
= Studied now in 4ème = Studied now in 3èmeRelative pronouns
Exclamations
For - since - during - while
quantity I
(much, too much, how much...)
quantity II
(little, few, too much, so many...)
Someone - nothing - anywhere
Object pronouns (me, you, him, her...)
Possessive adjectives
(my, your, his, her...)
Possessive pronouns New!
(my, your, his, her...)
Reflexive pronouns New!
(myself, himself, themselves...)
some, any, no?
a, an, the or ...?
The basic geography of the British Isles
Can you tell the time?
Can you tell the date?
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