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.

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.