I know the school year is almost over -hooray!!!, but it is never too late to let students have a look at some of the things they will be learning the coming year. Present Perfect is not an easy tense to use, especially for people from Asturias (we never use this tense if you are wondering why) but after doing these exercises you’ll soon get the knack of it. I swear!
I have been meaning to give MentorMob a try for some time and I never got around to doing it but when my students asked me where
to revise for finals, MentorMob flashed in my mind and I saw the light. ;).
This little tool allows you to organise your favourite posts or websites into a playlist in a very easy way and then you can always share it and embed it in a blog or website. In this way you can easily organise videos, pdfs, documents, websites, articles….. into playlists and then assign them to your students in the computer room, as homework or in a flipped classroom setting .
I should be marking exams and then again preparing a new batch of them.Oh my Gosh It is that time of the year!!Instead I am playing with Classtools.net.
One of my students asked me to do some more practise on Reported Speech Questions and I thought this could be a nice way to revise this point of grammar.
Click on the numbers to see the questions ! Don’t you just love it??
Tired of always looking for exercises for different grammar points I have started putting together everything I need, related to a certain point of grammar on the same page.
Today I have uploaded Modal Verbs of Obligation (must/have to, mustn’t ), Possibility (may/might/could) and Deduction (must and can’t). I have gathered together Grammar and Exercises for a pre-intermedite level.
Hope it is as helpful to you as it is to me. Now, I can safely take them to the computer room, ask them to go to this url where they’ll find everything they need to work on. Very useful too, to do as homework or revise just before exams at their own pace.
Click here to start practising
