THIRD TERM REVISION MATERIALS

READ THIS DOCUMENT WITH LINKS TO REVISION MATERIALS FOR INTERMEDIATE B1 AND B2.1

• COMPULSORY-OBLIGATORIO.
  
  • CONDITIONAL SENTENCES 0,1,2,3.
  • Conditional SENTENCES II PART.
• COMPULSORY- VERB PATTERNS:
  • Verb Patterns ( to infinitive, -ing gerund).
  • Adjectives + prepositions or infinitives.
• COMPULSORY- AGREEMENT:
  • AGREEMENT: CONCORDANCIA VERBO+ SUJETO.
• REVISION: Comparative sentences, revision and practice.
• REVISION :  CLAUSES OF PURPOSE.

B2-C1 PREPOSITION PLACEMENT - FORMAL- INFORMAL REGISTER

FROM : GRAMMAR QUIZZES.COM

B1- B2-C1 Two Placements — End of Clause vs. Before Interrogative Pronoun

PREP AT THE END OF CLAUSE
A clause with an interrogative pronoun —who(m), where, when, why, how —which takes the place of the object in a prepositional phrase, may be worded as a question with the preposition at the end of the clause. See Grammar Notes regarding the long disputed rule "no prepositions at the end".¹
QUESTIONS
Who(m) is a dating service for? ("for" is stranded at the end) The dating service is for whom?
Who(m) did you give your number to? You gave your number to who(m)?
What kind of hobbies are you interested in? You are interested in what kind of hobbies?
What does she look like? She looks like what?
Where do you come from? You come from where?
What are you concerned about? You are concerned about what?
Which card did you pay with? You paid with which card?
SHORT QUESTIONS
What for?   (expression)  purpose
Who for?  (expression)  recipient
Where to?  (expression)  toward a direction
What with?  (expression)  means or method, or tool
EMBEDDED QUESTIONS= INDIRECT QUESTIONS
Can you tell me what you are looking for?   (verbal idiom)
Do you know who she is talking to?
Do you have any idea what this is for?    purpose
Please let me know which person you are interested in?  (verbal + PP)

B2-C1 

PREP BEFORE INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN
Some speakers prefer to keep the prepositional phrase together. They position the preposition before the interrogative pronoun at the beginning of the clause. While this placement is good for business and academic usage, it may sound overly formal in some contexts that are personal.
QUESTIONS
For whom is a dating service?  Formal wording is appropriate for business, legal, and academic usage.
To whom did you give your number?
In what kind of hobbies are you interested? formal In which kind of program are you interested?
Like what does she look?  not used
From where do you come?  very formal
~About what are you concerned?  This is overly formal wording for a personal context.
With which card did you pay? formal
SHORT QUESTIONS
For what?  very formal
For whom? very formal
To where? very formal
With what?  very formal

B1 GRAMMAR VIDEOS: PRESENT CONTINUOUS- ACTION, NON-ACTION VERBS

TO WATCH THE VIDEO CLICK HERE.

ONLINE LESSON: RELATIVE CLAUSES

START THE LESSON HERE.

GRAMMAR: EXTREME ADJECTIVES IN ENGLISH

GRAMMAR: ONE OF THOSE DAYS: PAST PERFECT

Have you ever had a really bad day? Watch the video of Anne talking about when she had one of those terrible days. Then practise your grammar by answering the questions about using the past perfect. Do tasks 1, 2 and 3.

GRAMMAR REVISION AND EXPANSION: PRESENT PERFECT

• ONLINE LESSON: PRESENT PERFECT USES AND ACTIVITIES
• ONLINE LESSON : MY HOBBY: PRESENT PERFECT
• PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND SIMPLE

NARRATIVE TENSES KEY: WORKSHEETS UNIT 2, 3 AND 4

Unit 2: Past simple and present perfect.
Unit 3:Past simple and past continuous.
Unit 4: Past simple and past perfect.ç
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DOWNLOAD KEYS TO UNITS 3 AND 4 HERE.
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GRAMMAR KEYS: present perfect and past simple. File 2A

Fila 2A p. 16

a. They are arguing about money
b.
2 've just bought    3 did...cost  4 were  5 Have ...seen   6 arrived   7 haven't paid   8 bought
9 didn't need   10 worked   11 needed   12 needed

c
1 PS (Past Simple): e.g. How much did they cost?
2 PP (Present Perfect):  e.g. Have you seen this?
3 PP (Present Perfect): e.g. I've just bought them.

GRAMMAR: PRESENT PERFECT VS PAST SIMPLE

Listen to the songs and read the lyrics. Click here.


PRESENT PERFECT SONGS from Luiz Otávio Barros on Vimeo.

Listen to this explanation about the Present perfect. Click here to listen.
Read the difference between been to and gone to here.
Listen to Penny talking about hobbies. Do the online activities. Audio

• 12 SONGS TO PRACTICE THE PRONUNCIATION OF -ED ENDING. BY LUIZ OTÁVIO BARROS. http://www.luizotaviobarros.com/2016/10/pronunciation-ed-endings.html

EDsongs 1 from Luiz Otávio Barros on Vimeo.


Extra activities.
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS. Explanation and practice.
Tenses timelines.

TOPIC 3 ( MONEY): VOCABULARY AND -ed PRONUNCIATION

1. Read this story about John and Paul.Click here.
2. Do this matching activity.
3. Watch this video and learn idioms ( money ).Click here.

Learn about the pronunciation of the ending of regular verbs here.
-ed pronunciation

GRAMMAR: revision "will and going to"

Watch the video and do the online tasks.
While you're listening, do the following activities.
Language focus. Listen to the explanation.

Grammar revision: Uncountable nouns and quantifiers

Read the grammar point here.