GRAMMAR REVIEW 3ESO

GRAMMAR REVIEW

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"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam"

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"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam"

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/personal-pronouns-exercises.html

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https://agendaweb.org/grammar/possessive-exercises.html

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/possessive-pronouns-exercises.html

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/articles-beginners-exercises.html

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/demonstratives-exercises.html

https://agendaweb.org/verbs/to-be-exercises.html

https://agendaweb.org/verbs/to-have-exercises.html

Click here to practise: EXERCISE 1 EXERCISE 2 EXERCISE 3 EXERCISE 4 EXERCISE 5 EXERCISE 6

Practise with these exercises: EXERCISE 1 EXERCISE 2 EXERCISE 3 EXERCISE 4 EXERCISE 5 EXERCISE 6 EXERCISE 7 EXERCISE 8

Practise here: EXERCISE 1 EXERCISE 2 EXERCISE 3 EXERCISE 4 EXERCISE 5 EXERCISE 6 EXERCISE 7 EXERCISE 8

Practise here: EXERCISE 1 EXERCISE 2

Practise here: EXERCISE 1 EXERCISE 2 EXERCISE 3 EXERCISE 4 EXERCISE 5

SLICE - A slice of bread - Una rebanada de pan LOAF - A loaf of bread - una hogaza de pan PIECE - A piece of cheese - un trozo de queso BOTTLE - A bottle of wine - una botella de vino CUP - A cup of coffee / A cup of wine - una taza de café / una copa de vino GLASS - A glass of water - un vaso de agua SHEET - A sheet of paper - una hoja de papel TIN - A tin of tune - una lata de atún CAN - A can of coke - una lata de cocacola CARTON - a carton of milk - un cartón (tetra brick) de leche BAG - a bag of crisps - una bolsa de patatas BOX - a box of bananas - una caja de plátanos JAR - a jar of honey - un tarro de miel PACKET - a packet of biscuits - un paquete de galletas BAR - a bar of chocolate - una tableta de chocolate JUG - a jug of lemonade - una jarra de limonada There are also other ways of measuring: GRAM, KILO, LITRE, GALLON ... Practise here: EXERCISES

GENERAL SUMMARY Click here to practise: EXERCISES

MIXED EXERCISES: EXERCISE 1

FORMS

Forms

GRAMMAR REVIEW

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FINISH

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Practise until you master the basic grammar

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam"

FORMS

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam"

PRESENT SIMPLE

IYouWeThey

affirmative

HeSheIt

eat

eats

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Clues!

ROUTINEAlways Never Sometimes NormallyTwice a weekOnce a month

PRESENT SIMPLE

IYouWeThey

negative

HeSheIt

don't eatdo not eat

doesn't eatdoes not eat

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PRESENT SIMPLE

Clues!

ROUTINEAlways Never Sometimes NormallyTwice a weekOnce a month

PRESENT SIMPLE

IYouWeThey

interrogative

HeSheIt

eat?

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Does

Clues!

ROUTINEAlways Never Sometimes NormallyTwice a weekOnce a month

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

IYouWeThey

affirmative

HeSheIt

are eating

is eating

Clues!

NowIn this momentLook!Listen!

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

IYouWeThey

negative

HeSheIt

aren't eating

isn't eating

Clues!

NowIn this momentLook! Listen!

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

IYouWeThey

interrogative

HeSheIt

eating?

When you think that you are ready, take the test

Are

Clues!

NowIn this momentLook! Listen!

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Clues!

ROUTINE

Clues!

NOW

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT SIMPLE

PAST SIMPLE

affirmative

atelearned

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Clues!

Tell stories

I / YouHe / SheWe / They

PAST SIMPLE

I / YouHe / SheWe / They

negative

didn't eatdidn't learn

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Clues!

Tell stories

PAST SIMPLE

I / YouHe / SheWe / They

interrogative

eat?learn?

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Clues!

Tell stories

Did

PAST SIMPLE

List of irregular verbs

irregular verbs

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Clues!

Take a look at your printed list.Study the Past Simple and the Past Participle.

PAST CONTINUOUS

IYouWeThey

affirmative

HeSheIt

were eating

was eating

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Clues!

Interruptionor Simmultaneity

PAST CONTINUOUS

IYouWeThey

negative

HeSheIt

weren't eating

wasn't eating

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Clues!

Interruptionor Simmultaneity

PAST CONTINUOUS

IYouWeThey

interrogative

HeSheIt

eating?

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Were

Was

Clues!

Interruptionor Simmultaneity

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Clues!

Tell a story

Clues!

PAST CONTINUOUS

PAST SIMPLE

Interruptionor Simmultaneity

IYouWeThey

affirmative

have eaten

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PRESENT PERFECT

Clues!

Past action in THIS period of timePast action with consequences in the present

HeSheIt

has eaten

IYouWeThey

negative

haven't eaten

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PRESENT PERFECT

Clues!

Past action in THIS period of timePast action with consequences in the present

HeSheIt

hasn't eaten

IYouWeThey

interrogative

eaten?

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Have

PRESENT PERFECT

Clues!

Past action in THIS period of timePast action with consequences in the present

HeSheIt

eaten?

Has

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Clues!

Tell a story

Clues!

PRESENT PERFECT

PAST SIMPLE

Past action in THIS period of timePast action with consequences in the present

PAST PERFECT

IYouHeSheItWeThey

affirmative

had eaten

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Clues!

Past before the past

PAST PERFECT

IYouHeSheItWeThey

negative

hadn't eaten

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PAST PERFECT

Clues!

Past before the past

PAST PERFECT

IYouHeSheItWeThey

interrogative

eaten?

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Had

PAST PERFECT

Clues!

Past before the past

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Clues!

Tell a story

Clues!

PAST PERFECT

PAST SIMPLE

Past before the past

GOING TO

affirmative

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Clues!

Plans

Predictions that you see

going to eat

are

YouWeThey

HeSheIt

GOING TO

negative

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Clues!

Plans

Predictions that you see

going to eat

am not

aren't

isn't

YouWeThey

HeSheIt

GOING TO

interrogative

going to eat?

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Plans

Predictions that you see

Are

YouWeThey

HeSheIt

WILL

IYouHeSheItWeThey

affirmative

will eat

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Clues!

Spontaneous decisions

Predictions that you think

WILL

IYouHeSheItWeThey

negative

won't eat

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Clues!

Spontaneous decisions

Predictions that you think

WILL

IYouHeSheItWeThey

interrogative

eat?

When you think that you are ready, take the test

Will

Clues!

Spontaneous decisions

Predictions that you think

When you think that you are ready, take the test

Clues!

Plans

Predictions that you see

Clues!

Spontaneous decisions

Predictions that you think

WILL

GOING TO

MOVEMENT

TIME

PLACE

PREPOSITIONS

ADVERBS

Types

EXERCISES Adverbs of frequency

EXERCISES Other adverbs

ADJECTIVES

VIDEOS

Explanation

Examples

EXERCISES

FORMS

Comparatives and Superlatives

Do the forms

ADJECTIVES II

VIDEOS

Explanation

Examples

EXERCISES

FORMS

Higher LevelComparatives and Superlatives

Explanation 2

WHO

WHICH

PEOPLE

A GERUND is a noun made from a verb by adding "-ing." The gerund form of the verb "read" is "reading." You can use a gerund as the subject, the complement, or the object of a sentence. Examples: Reading helps you learn English. (Gerund = Subject of sentence) Her favorite hobby is reading. (Gerund = Complement of sentence) I enjoy reading. (Gerund = Object of sentence)

RELATIVES

THAT

WHOSE

WHOM

OBJECTS

PEOPLEOBJECTS

POSSE-SSION

PEOPLECI

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Types

Exercises 1

Exercises 2

Exercises 3

FORMS

When you want to join two sentences, you might use a Relative Pronoun. It works when the two sentences share one part, for example:

I met your brother at the supermarket.
Your brother is very friendly.

The final sentence using a relative pronoun would be:

I met your brother, WHO is very friendly, at the supermarket.

The BLUE part is called the relative clause. The BLUE BOLD word is the relative pronoun.

V + ING

In common

What is a Gerund?

Verbs + INF / ING

What is an Infinitive?

INFINITIVES are the "to" form of the verb. The infinitive form of "learn" is "to learn." You can also use an infinitive as the subject, the complement, or the object of a sentence. Examples: To learn is important. (Infinitive = Subject of sentence) The most important thing is to learn. (Infinitive = Complement of sentence) He wants to learn. (Infinitive = Object of sentence)

Negative Gerunds

Gerunds can be made negative by adding "not." Examples: He enjoys not working. The best thing for your health is not smoking.

Negative Infinitives

Infinitives can be made negative by adding "not." Examples: I decided not to go. The most important thing is not to give up

Verbs + GERUNDS

Some verbs are followed by GERUNDS as objects. She suggested going to a movie. Mary keeps talking about her problems. Like, love, enjoy, adore, fancy, feel like, detest, hate, loathe, can’t stand, dislike, don’t mind, finish, avoid, give up, keep, suggest, consider, miss, imagine, it’s not worth, it’s/there’s no use, there’s no point (in)

Verbs + INFINITIVES

Some verbs are followed by INFINITIVES. She wants to go to a movie. Mary needs to talk about her problems. Afford, agree, ask, choose, help, hope, want, intend, pretend, promise, expect, prefer, used

Subjects or Complements

Both GERUNDS and INFINITIVES can be used as the SUBJECT or the COMPLEMENT of a sentence. However, as subjects or complements, gerunds usually sound more like normal, spoken English, whereas infinitives sound more abstract. In the following sentences, gerunds sound more natural and would be more common in everyday English. Infinitives emphasize the possibility or potential for something and sound more philosophical. If this sounds confusing, just remember that 90% of the time, you will use a gerund as the subject or complement of a sentence. Examples: Learning is important. normal subject To learn is important. abstract subject - less common The most important thing is learning. normal complement The most important thing is to learn. abstract complement - less common

Verbs + INF / ING (= meaning)

Some verbs can be followed by a GERUND or an INFINITIVE. No change in meaning These can be used with either a gerund or an infinitive with no real change in meaning. Start, begin, continue, attempt, intend, be accustomed to, be committed to, can’t bear Examples: The audience started to clap when the performance finished The audience started clapping when the performance finished

Verbs + INF / ING (different meaning)

Some verbs can be followed by a gerund or an infinitive. A change in meaning Try, stop, regret, remember, forget, mean, go on Try

I tried to open the window, but it was stuck. (I couldn’t do it as it was too difficult)
It was hot, so I tried opening the window. (I did it as an experiment to see if some fresh air would help)

Stop

I stopped the car to get some petrol. (Purpose)
I stopped going to that garage when they put their prices up. (I didn’t go there any more)

Regret

I regret to tell you that we have no more rooms available. (Giving bad news)
I regret not making more friends when I was at school. (For past events)

Remember and forget

I remember / never forget going to New York by Concorde when I was quite small. (This happened in the past)
I must remember / mustn’t forget to buy a newspaper while I’m out shopping. (Events that still haven’t happened)

Mean

I mean to work hard at university. (Intention)

It will mean going to the library more often. (Involve / this is the result)

Prepositions + GERUNDS

GERUNDS are used after prepositions. Examples: They admitted to committing the crime. Leslie made up for forgetting my birthday. He is thinking about studying abroad. There are many "adjective + preposition" combinations and "noun + preposition" combinations in English as well. These are also followed by gerunds. You just need to remember that gerunds are used after prepositions! Examples: Sandy is scared of flying. adjective + preposition Nick is anxious about taking the examination. adjective + preposition His interest in becoming a professional snowboarder was well known. noun + preposition Thomas' story about seeing a grizzly bear was really exciting. noun + preposition Good/wonderful/fantastic/bad/awful/terrible at Happy/pleased/glad/anxious/sad/worried about Afraid/frightened/scared/terrified of … Interested in …, Keen on …, Capable of …, Proud of There are many "verb + preposition" combinations. These are also followed by gerunds. You just need to remember that gerunds are used after prepositions! Example: I don’t approve of people drinking and driving Insist on, Approve of, Apologise for, Consist of, Believe in, Succeed in, Accuse someone of, Congratulate someone on

BE + ADJ + INFINITIVES

There are many "be + adjective" combinations that are commonly followed by infinitives. Examples: They were anxious to begin. She was delighted to receive such good feedback. He is lucky to have such good friends. Difficult, possible, happy, certain, simple Encourage, permit, allow, persuade, teach, force

EXERCISES 1

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EXERCISES 3

V + INF

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