An interesting article from The Guardian, talking about all the things that the teachers are looking forward to telling the parents... but can you imagine if they did?

Click below:

10 things teachers want to say to parents, but can't

 

 

Possessive Adjectives

A table to understand them.

 

And some exercises here:
http://www.grammar.cl/english-games/possessive-adjectives.htm

It's or Its

"It is", "it has" or the possessive adjective? Try to do this exercise, substituting the gap for "it is" or "it has. It could help you a lot!!


https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/confusing_words/its.htm

Two funny dicitionaries

Looking for a simple and easy definitions dictionary, with a pronunciation tool? This one can be of great help. Click on the link below:

Vocabulary. com


Sometimes word meanings and definitions are a bit hard to find. Especially when we are talking about slang, street language, constantly changing. Here you have a good help to make you understand and learn those words that are not in a standard dictionary:

Urban Dictionary

Can I start a sentence with a conjunction?

Grammar myths #2: please miss, can I start a sentence with a conjunction?

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