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Listen to the speakers talking about their favourite films and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

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Adjectives with -ED and -ING | Learn English Vocabulary in Conversation

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LET'S PRACTISE THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE! worksheet

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Wordwall - Cree mejores lecciones de forma más rápida

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FOR: 5 minutes, 2 centuries, a week, 2 months, 10 years, half an hour, a long time, some days, SINCE: 6 o'clock, 7th June, Thursday, March, 1995, I was young.

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Present Perfect - Recent Changes

Point 1: We often use the present perfect to discuss status of actions that need to be done.
Have you finished the report yet?
No, I have not finished yet. / No, not yet.
Have you even started?
Yes, I already started. / Yes, I have

Point 2: We use the particle yet in the questions and negative forms to show an action is time sensitive.
Have you eaten yet?
No, I haven't eaten yet.
Has he left yet?
Not yet. He will leave soon.

Point 3: We also use the word already in the question and affirmative forms to show an action is time sensitive.
Have you already eaten?
Yes, I've already eaten.
Have you already started?
Yes, we already have.

Point 4: Both the present perfect and the simple past can be used to discuss the status of recent events.

Have you finished the report yet?
Yes, I've finished it.
Did you finish the report yet?
Yes, I finished it.

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ESL students and teachers can access free listening lessons that come with audio, script, quiz and vocabulary support.

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Wordwall - Cree mejores lecciones de forma más rápida

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Say 3 countable nouns (you can't repeat your opponent's words), Say 3 uncountable nouns (you can't repeat your opponent's words), Are these words countable or uncountable? BREAD - WATER - RICE, How MUCH/MANY___________carrots have we got?, There is A FEW/ A LITTLE ____________orange juice left!, Correct the mistake: Get a few lettuce for the salad! , Are these words countable or uncountable? APPLE - SALAMI - SUGAR, Correct the mistake: How many spaghetti would you like?, Are these words countable or uncountable? MONEY - BOOK - SALT, Correct the mistake: We haven't got some cherries!, Are these words countable or uncountable? POTATO - MEAT - COFFEE, Make a sentence using an UNCOUNTABLE NOUN., There are A FEW/A LITTLE ______________houses in my neighbourhood. , Are these words countable or uncountable? MILK - CHEESE - STRAWBERRY, There ISN'T / AREN'T________________ any coffee., There are A LOT OF/A LITTLE ______________cherries on the table. , How MUCH/MANY___________milk have we got?, Make a sentence using an UNCOUNTABLE NOUN. , There are A FEW/A LITTLE ______________apple juice in the fridge!, How MUCH/MANY___________eggs have we got?, Correct the mistake: There is lots of apples on the trees., We use NOT ANY, A LITTLE, SOME, A LOT OF with Countable or Uncountable nouns?, Correct the mistake: There are a lot of carrots but there aren't some potatoes., We use NOT ANY, A A FEW, SOME, A LOT OF with Countable or Uncountable nouns?, Correct the mistake: Have we got two breads?.

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Say 3 countable nouns (you can't repeat your opponent's words), Say 3 uncountable nouns (you can't repeat your opponent's words), Are these words countable or uncountable? BREAD - WATER - RICE, How MUCH/MANY___________carrots have we got?, There is A FEW/ A LITTLE ____________orange juice left!, Correct the mistake: Get a few lettuce for the salad!

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Wordwall - Crea mejores lecciones de forma más rápida

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Cuestionario - Una serie de preguntas de opción múltiple. Pulsa la respuesta correcta para continuar.

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baisc greetings with examples and meanings in English

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baisc greetings with examples and meanings in English

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Wordwall - Cree mejores lecciones de forma más rápida

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Rueda del azar - Gira la rueda para ver que elemento aparece a continuación.

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1) Dybala is ___ (good) at football than Higuaín. a) best b) good c) better 2) A holiday in the beach is_____ (good) than a holiday in the mountains. a) better b) gooder c) more good 3) A soda is _____ (expensive) than a tea. a) more expensive b) most expensive c) expensiver 4) Japanese is _____ (difficult) language in the world. a) more difficult b) the most difficult c) difficultiest 5) She is the _____ (smart) girl in our class. a) more smart b) smartest c) most smarter 6) My city is _____(clean) than Buenos Aires. a) cleaner b) more cleaner c) the cleanest 7) The Paraná River is _____ (long) than the Uruguay River. a) more long b) the longest c) longer 8) London is _____ (popular) city in England. a) the most popular b) popularest c) populier 9) A cinema is _____ (quiet) than a park. a) quieter b) the quietest c) most quiet 10) Sarah is the ______ (lazy) student in the class. a) laziest b) lazier c) most lazy 11) The red dress is _____ (cheap) than the blue one. a) cheapest b) more cheap c) cheaper 12) History is _______ (boring) subject at school. a) boring b) boringest c) the most boring 13) Star Trek is ________ (bad) movie I've ever watched. a) the worst b) baddest c) most bad 14) The bed is _____ (comfortable) than the chair. a) comfortablest b) more comfortable c) most comfortable 15) Moni Argento is ________ (funny) character in Casados con hijos. a) funnier b) the funniest c) most funny

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1) Dybala is ___ (good) at football than Higuaín. 2) A holiday in the beach is_____ (good) than a holiday in the mountains.

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Must and Mustn't (Reading and sentences) worksheet

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Word Stickers! - Juego Online Gratis | MisJuegos

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¡Juega a Word Stickers! en MisJuegos gratis! ¡Los mejores juegos online allí donde vayas de forma inmediata y sin descargas! ¡Diviértete jugando!

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1) You ....... come with us because you have a lot of homework. 2) You ........ feed the dog! He's very hungry!!

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Complete with 'can' or 'be able to'. 1. Ask him, he should ______ help you. 2. I ______ hardly believe it. 3. I'm sorry I won't ______ come. 4. She has everything money ______ buy. 5. I've not ______ sleep very well recently. 6. Don't shout, I ______ hear you very well.

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Conversation 1

Woman: What sports can you play?
Man: I can play baseball a bit, and I can play tennis pretty well.
Woman: Can you play football?
Man: No, I am terrible at football. What about you?
Woman: Yeah, I can play football. I like it a lot, but I'm not great.
Man: I bet you're pretty good.
Woman: No, really! I'm not that good.

Conversation 2

Man: What languages can you speak?
Woman: I can speak Japanese and French.
Man: Wow, can you write in Japanese?
Woman: I can write a little bit but not that much.
Man: Yeah, I hear kanji is really difficult.
Woman: Yeah, it's really difficult. What about you? What languages can you speak?
Man: I can speak some Spanish, but not great. I can also speak Thai.
Woman: Wow, can you write in Thai?
Man: No, but I can read it. Writing is really difficult.
Woman: Still, that's pretty cool.

Conversation 3

Man: So, are you a good cook?
Woman: Not really, but I can cook basic stuff.
Man: Yeah? What can you cook?
Woman: I can make pasta dishes and some French cuisine. What about you?
Man: I can't cook anything. I can only make an omelet.
Woman: Well, that's not too bad. Can you make pancakes?
Man: No, I can't even make that.

Conversation 4

Man: What are you doing tonight?
Woman: I am going to Karaoke with friends. Do you want to come?
Man: No, thanks. I can't sing at all.
Woman: Oh, you should come. Singing is fun.
Man: Maybe for you. I hear you can sing really well.
Woman: I can sing a little bit, but I am not great.
Man: That's not what I heard.

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ESL students and teachers can access free listening lessons that come with audio, script, quiz and vocabulary support.

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Two Americans living in London – A2 English Listening Test

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job security

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In a big company you have more job security.

'Job security' means that, if you want, you can continue to do that job for many years. Look at the following examples:

1. Nursing is a career that has very good job security.

2. The job security isn't so good in a small business because many small businesses fail.

stressful

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I had to work under the president which was quite stressful.

If something is 'stressful,' it means that it is very hard and there is a lot of pressure on you to do well. See two more sample sentences below:

1. Speaking in front of a lot of people can be extremely stressful.

2. I had to take some time off of work because I was totally stressed.

prefer

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In general I prefer working for small companies.

'Prefer' refers to liking something more than something else. See the examples below:

1. Which would you prefer, red wine or white wine?

2. I prefer to exercise early in the morning - at night, I'm too tired.

get lost in the shuffle

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I think if you work for a big company often you get lost in the shuffle.

When you 'get lost in the shuffle' it means that you can disappear into a crowd of people because you don't stand out. It can also refer to something that is misplaced because of every day actions. Here are two more examples:

1. I was never very popular at school because I am very average and I think I just got lost in the shuffle.

2. I'd much rather live in a small city where everyone knows you and you don't get lost in the shuffle.

become just a number

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You become just a number rather than a real person.

'Becoming just a number' means that other people don't know what you are like as a person. If you work for a big company, the boss and other employees may not know you at all because there are just too many people. Notice the following:

1. As far as the government is concerned, I am just a tax-paying number.

2. If you work for a small company, you never turn into just a number.

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Is it better to work in a big or small company? Students can learn natural English by listening to six people from around the world share their feelings about the same topic. This lesson comes with a video, quiz, script and vocabulary lessons.

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2 - dudas¿?

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English Grammar Exercise - Would like - Exercise 1|Write sentences and questions with would like.

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One Minute English Video #1455 What is a business you would like to start?

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One Minute English - Students can watch a video and take a quiz. These lessons take just a minute to do and are designed for ESL students.