More about MODAL Verbs

If you click on the next link you will have the chance to learn a bit more about the uses of modal verbs in English. Click on the icon of an MP3 and you can follow the explanation in English.

Writing formal letters

Here you are a link to the BBC English homepage where you can test if you can write a formal letter correctly. Test 1

Review of So/Either/Neither/Too

At times we get confused when using either and its negative form neither; the same with so and too. In the link below you can practise the use of these expressions. So - Too - Either - Neither, by Andreafernandes
Find this and other pronouns exercises in English Exercises .org

2nd Conditional

Now let's practise the second conditional with the exercises below. We talk about what things would be or what we would do in case (if) something happened. Notice the tenses: conditional and past simple.

• exercise 1
• exercise 2
• exercise 3 (mixed conditional)

Prepositions of movement and First Conditional

It's just an advice (Should)... but I am assertive when I upload this photo from the web. Just learn and practise.

We have studied prepositions along the school year. Let's practise a bit more with these exercises:

• test 1
• test 2
• test 3

Now some practise with the first and zero conditional sentences:

• exercise 1
• exercise 2
• exercise 3
• exercise 4

Modal verbs and a listening practise

Here you can practise more on modal verbs:           

• exercise 1
• exercise 2
• exercise 3
• exercise 4

And to check your listening skill click on this link where two people are talking about friendship.Open the mp3 file in a new window to answer the questions.