Jobs Vocabulary

Click on the link below to know more about jobs vocabulary:

Jobs and Professions

Don't forget to use the dictionaries, for pronunciation, meaning in Spanish, use of the words and further information:

• WordReference
• Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary
• Macmillan Dictionary
• Longman Dictionary

Listening Review for B1

- Small Talk.

- Introductions.

Mixed conditionals exercises

Click on the links below to practise this (sometimes) confusing topic. Bon chance!!

- Explanation.

- Exercise.

- Exercise.

Review Exercises for the 17th January Test (part 2)

Click on these links to continue reviewing and preparing your test:

• Articles:
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise
• Personal Pronouns, Object Pronouns, Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns) :
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise (Subject Form)
  - Exercise (Object Form)
  - Exercise (Possessive Adjectives)
  - Exercise (Possessive Pronouns)
• Some and Any:
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise
• Countables and Uncountables:
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise

Review Exercises for the 17th January Test (part 1)

Click on these links to review and prepare your test:

• Present simple versus Present continuous
• Past Continuous versus Present perfect
• Simple Future: 'will' versus 'going to'
• Want / would rather / would like:
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise'would like'
  - Exercise 'would rather'
• Modals of obligation:
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise
  - Exercise (II)
• Imperative:
  - Grammar Explanation
  - Exercise
• Irregular Verbs
  
  

Adjectives List

Sometimes, a good use of adjectives can enrich our writing a fair bit. One of the differences between a poor English level and a good one is precisely this, the use of adjectives as a way to 'colour' our compositions.

Have a look here:

English Adjectives

'No sooner...' Grammar Explanation and Examples

It is a very  literary phrase  that needs inversion and the use of Past Perfect (most of the times)

Click here for an easy explanation, audio and a small test to see if you understand the topic:

'No sooner, hardly and scarcely'

Narrative Tenses

A good exercise to check your understanding:

Complete the text using the correct form of the verb.