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Mixed tense revision...check your answers!

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Mixed tense revision...check your answers!

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Personal Pronouns, possessive adjectives, and pronouns 

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Personal pronouns, Possisive adjectives, and Pronouns a subject pronoun is a personal pronoun that is used as the subject of a verb. Object Pronouns Subject Pronouns & Object pronouns Examples: Possessive adjectives Vs. Possessive Pronouns Practice 1 , 2 , 3 & 4 O S an object

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There are two ways to pronounce 'th': voiceless and voiced (buzz).
Voiceless: beginning of most words, at the end of words
Voiced (buzz): beginning of words like the, than, then, that, their, there, etc., between two vowel sounds, words ending in -er, -ing, -ly or -y.
Try these tongue twisters!
1. Three thirsty singers are thinking about saying things that are sensational.
2. They might say that these sentences are not very good, but I think they are great!
3. These things are thick with jam. I don’t think that I like jam. It often sticks in my throat and makes me sick.
4. Thirteen thin and thoughtless men were seeking some thistles in the field.
5. They were very thorough, though they only searched on Thursdays.
6. These thick thieves were slipping and sliding along the ice when they were threatened by three thunderstorms. Then they ran to their thrones.
7. In order to thrive in Sweden, you must be thrifty with the theatre tickets. They will only be sold on a Saturday or Sunday, theoretically.
8. During Thanksgiving, it is very important to thaw the turkey. Then you should use a thermometer to check the temperature. It should cook at about 350 or thereabouts.
9. Thankfully, the thinkers are seeing to the problem themselves. That way we don’t have to say which theory is best.

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PowerPoint presentation explaining these structures.

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Here are the 4 patterns/structures used with reporting verbs.

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A great listening resource with a huge variety of topics. Why not listen to one on the bus or train? Enjoy.

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Dive into our library of TEDx Talks — local speakers presenting to local audiences about everything from politics to pollination. We host all of their talks for the world to enjoy, explore, and use.

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A Crime Story Prezi

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Learn to use the passive voice by reading about a crime story. You can access this on eduCanon as a video with interactive questions at: www.educanon.com/public/5183/29492

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Reverso Context is a website (also an app) which can find words and phrases in context...from books, websites, articles, etc. that already exist on the internet. You may even be lucky enough to find a Harry Potter extract!

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Reverso Context | Translation in context from English to French

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Find the French translations in context of English words, expressions and idioms; a free English-French dictionary with millions of examples of use.