More about modal auxiliaries

By watching the video you can revise the meaning and some uses of modal auxiliaries: may/might, can/could, must/mustn't, should...



Now, play

this game to practise.

Unit 5 C: mustn't/don't have to/ must

Practise the use of these modal auxiliaries with the tests below:

• test 1
• test 2
• test 3
• test 4
• test 5 (read the grammar explanation before)

Pronunciation

Here you can practise how good you are at pronouncing words and expressions.

• game 1
• game 2
• game 3
• game 4

What about the pronunciation of final -ed ending?

• game 1
• game 2
• game 3

More practise with infinitive or -ing form

Have you enjoyed your holiday? I hope so. Do you think that English is too much for you? I'm sure you don't think so.
- First, practise the use of infinitive or -ing form with this test.
- Then,enjoy this classical song by Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell where they talk about how far away we can get if we try.

Infinitive with -TO or -ING

In Units 5A and 5B we will practise the uses of verbs with infinitive or -ing form. Click on the link to learn more about it.
Practise the uses of -ing or infinitive with to through these exercises:

• Test -ing or infinitive.
• Exercise 2
• Exercise 3

Listening skills

To develop your skills at listening there are many webs to practise. Here you can listen to Sean Banville talking about job interviews. Click on the link  to listen to or download the audio. Then practise with the quizes.

• quiz 1
• quiz 2

No lesson on monday. Sorry I'm ill

Go ahead practising for the exam. I know you are good students!