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•  Oral presentations. 

- Making presentations in front of an audience is scary, and it can be even more terrifying when you must do it in a foreign language. These tips can help you in organizing and preparing your oral presentations

Tips for oral presentations

•  IMPROVE YOUR WRITING

  Learning vocabulary is a very important part of learning a language. The more words you know, the more you will be able to understand what you hear and read; and the better you will be able to say what you want to when speaking or writing.

Click on the following links to see many different ways to say what you want to say:
Colourful and colourless words
Resources
Other ways to say...
Synonyms     More synonyms

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• PASSIVE VOICE

      


Here you can try the use of the Passive Voice in English and study the different forms you may see in your exams. Good luck!
Explanation
Passive Verbs
Passive Sentences
2 Objects
Causative Have (have something done): Explanation  Ex. 2  Rephrasing
Impersonal Passive (It is said that...)

 PENALTY SHOOTOUT (GAME)

• Medical English Vocabulary

Here is some essential vocabulary for nurses and medical professionals working in an English-speaking context. Each word is shown with its part of speech and meaning, while an example sentence shows the word in context.
Have a look at the quizzes and test your knowledge of this type of vocabulary:

 Medical Vocabulary and Quizzes 

• GRAMMAR BANK FOR SELECTIVIDAD 

With this selection of Grammar Activities you'll have a complete summary of the Grammar contents you've studied:

Sentence Transformations (Rephrasing)
Grammar Mix 1      Grammar Mix 2      Grammar Mix 3 
Grammar Mix 4 -----> Answers

• RELATIVE CLAUSES

First, you'll find a very brief explanation on the use of Relative Pronouns and some examples.

Relative Pronouns Chart and Explanation
Pronombres Relativos (Español)
Second, you'll see the difference between Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses:
Defining/Non-Defining
Third, there are some cases in which we can omit the Relative Pronoun:
Omission of Relative Pronoun
Finally, let's try some activities to reinforce the use of Relative Clauses:
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Activity 4

• REPORTED SPEECH 

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  If you want to report what someone else has said, you have to use the Indirect/Reported Speech. In this section you'll find an explanation about its use and some activities for you to practise.
Statements/ Questions/ Commands: Explanation

Reporting Verbs 1
Reporting Verbs 2
Reporting Verbs 3
Reporting Verbs 4
Quiz 1
Quiz 2 
Activity 1
Activity 2
Complete Review

• WISHES 

Explicación en español
Explanation and Exercises
Presentation
Conditional Summary
Exercise
Wishes and regrets

•  CONDITIONAL SENTENCES (IF-CLAUSES)

                        Eric Clapton - Tears in Heaven

Take a look at this section to see if you understand the use of If-Sentences. Search the net for further information about Conditionals, there're lots of resources for you to practise...
Explanation
Type I
Type II
Type III
Type I, II, III
If vs. Unless
Mixed Conditionals 
Sentence completion!
Rewriting 1 , 2 , Complete review
Conditionals bank

• PHRASAL VERBS

 

Phrasal verbs are very important in the English language.  Although they consist of two or more words- usually verb and preposition combinations- they act as if they were one word. Phrasal verbs can be transitive, separable (I turned the volume up), inseparable (I have to look after my brother) and intransitive (I showed up late).

  Try the following activities, but don't panic! Some of them do not appear in your list!

Phrasal Quiz
Mixed Phrasal Verbs
More Exercises
Quiznet

• MODAL VERBS 

Explanation
Explicación en Español
Perfect Modals
Perfect Modals 2: explanation and examples
Modal Final Test
More...

• GERUND OR INFINITIVE? 

The following explanation and activities are about the use of the Gerund or the Infinitive in English. Pay attention to the different uses and the possible changes in meaning.
Explicación en español
Act. 1  Act. 2  Act. 3  Act. 4
Quiz

• PAST TENSES

Hi, students of Ignacio Ellacuría! As this is the first time you use this blog, I hope you see how easy and useful it may be for you to have some extra practice and material. So, welcome and enjoy!
This first part is for you to see the different uses of the Past Tenses in English.

Present Perf. Simple vs. Continuous Explanation
Exercise 1  Exercise 2  Exercise 3  Exercise 4

 Past Perf. Simple and Continuous Explicación (Spanish)
Exercise 1  Exercise 2  Exercise 3  Exercise 4

Review of Past Tenses
Past Review
More...

REVIEW OF VERBAL TENSES  

Tense Chart      

General overview and exercises      More...

Quiz

Advanced Tense Review

Enjoy the following video and see the use of Continuous tenses: