2nd ESO/ 3rd ESO 1st Term's Most Common Mistakes

Below are some of the most common English mistakes made by 2nd and 3rd year-ESO students.

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School Life

SCHOOL LIFE

Watch again the video we saw in class about starting high school in Australia.

Turn on the SUBTITLES in English on YouTube!

 

How is a day at a school in Britain? Find out watching the video below.

If you're curious about Australian Kindergarten too, click on the video below 

(Subtitles also available on YouTube)

Personal pronouns,possessive pronouns and possessive determiners

Personal pronouns,possessive pronouns and possessive determiners

Subject and object pronouns

 Possessive Adjectives and pronouns

ACTIVITIES: Click HERE 

MORE INFORMATION AND ACTIVITIES HERE

1º 2º ESO: SUMMER REVISION

Whether you want to practice for your September’s test or simply to do some revision, here you’ve got loads of exercises to try.

DOWNLOAD THE REVISION ACTIVITIES FOR YOUR COURSE BELOW:

• 1st ESO

• 2nd ESO   

 If you want more attractive and varied practice (listening, vocabulary, cultural content,etc) you may decide to get the corresponding holiday book for your course:
 Summer Fun.Editorial Burlington Books.

HAPPY SUMMER HOLIDAYS!

2nd ESO: 3rd Term Revision

2nd ESO: 3rd TERM REVISION

SUBJECT AND OBJECT QUESTIONS

EXERCISES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

ADVERBS OF MANNER

FORMATION AND ACTIVITY 1 , 2
ADJECTIVE OR ADVERB EXERCISES 1, 2
ADVERBS OF MANNER MIXED EXERCISES 1
COMPARISON OF ADVERBS 1, 2

Improve your listening and skills and sport the adverbs in the video below

SIMPLE PAST

EXERCISE 1
IRREGULAR PAST HANGMAN

PAST CONTINUOUS

PAST CONTINUOUS VIDEO 1

VIDEO 2

VIDEO 3

EXERCISE 1, QUESTIONS

SIMPLE PAST OR PAST CONTINUOUS

EXERCISE 1

CRIME VOCABULARY

QUIZLET

SOLVE THE CRIME 

MATCHING DEFINITIONS

MULTIPLE CHOICE

PASAPALABRA

1st ESO.Picture Description.Present Continuous Practice.Present Simple vs Present Continuous.CLOTHING

Picture Description and Present Continuous Practice

Click on the image and find out who is at the party.

 EXAM PRACTICE - SAMPLE PICTURES  1 , 2

CHECK OUT THIS INTERACTIVE BOOK!

PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS EXERCISES: 

 1 (3 exercises), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

CLOTHING VOCABULARY

MEMORY GAME 1

SPELL THE WORDS

LEARNING CHOCOLATE EXERCISES

ACTIONS.REVISION

BASIC ACTIONS IN ENGLISH TINYCARDS

2nd ESO:Giving and Asking for Directions

GIVING AND ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS

Click on the images below

 

More challenging exercise HERE

Listening exercise.Click on this image

2º ESO.Past -ed Pronunciation

REGULAR PAST -ED PRONUNCIATION

Having problems with the pronunciation of regular past -ed sounds?

Watch the videos below and practice.

British English

American English

• Listen and choose the correct option HERE,  AND HERE
• More exercises HERE

1st ESO:Shopping flor clothes and orrdering food in a restaurant

SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES

CLICK on the images to do some vocabulary and listening exercises.

• What's your favourite item of clothing? Do you follow fashion trends? 
• What's your favourite restaurant? What food and drink do you like to have there?

SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES

ORDERING FOOD IN A CAFÉ 

AT THE RESTAURANT

2º ESO:A biography:John Lennon

BIOGRAPHIES 

Learn about John Lennon and improve your listening skills with this video

    To watch Shakespeare's biography again.Click here

 What happens when Romeo and Juliet fall in love? Watch this story

DATES:How to read dates in English

READING  DATES

 

UNDERSTANDING DATES 

Listening Activity 1

Listening Practice 2

Listen Practice 3

Game

WRITING DATES

  Activity 1

Activity 2

You can also find information on this previous post on dates

3º ESO.Shopping & Advertising.Modals of deduction.Relative Clauses

  3º ESO.Shopping and Advertising

SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES Listen to the conversation between a customer and a shop assistant. 

AT THE GROCER’S LISTENING

SHOPPING AND ADVERTISING 'PASAPALABRA'.Click HERE to start playing

 MODALS OF DEDUCTION

• Video and activities
• Exercise
• Grammar and Exercise

      RELATIVE CLAUSES

Exercise 1.Easy

Exercise 2

Exercise 3