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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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!

PRESENT PERFECT PRACTICE

PRESENT PERFECT PRACTICE

Watch the videos we saw in class again:

Start here

 

Understanding the present perfect

 

Present perfect for experiences

Understand the difference between the simple past and present perfect tenses 

Head to the following links if you need more practice with the present perfect tense. 

10 common mistakes with prepositions made by learners of English

 10 common mistakes with prepositions made by learners of English

Non-native speakers frequently get prepositions wrong,click below and test your knowledge with a quiz.

3º ESO:Pronouns and Adjectives Revision

PRONOUNS AND ADJECTIVES

Let's look at some examples of the pronouns and adjectives we've seen in class.

 

Look at the  position of SUBJECT and OBJECT pronouns

Click here to watch a very simple video on subject and object pronouns.

 

Now, let's take a look at the differences between POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND PRONOUNS.

 

Check the following links for a video and more revision activities 

More exercises on SUBJECT AND OBJECT PROUNS here: 1,  2,  3,  4, 

Exercises on POSSESSIVE determiners here: 1,  2,  3,  4,  

Exercises on POSSESSIVE pronouns here 1,  2,  3,  4,

MIXED Exercises 1,  2,  3,  4