LINKING WORDS IN SENTENCES

Here you can see some useful examples of linking words. I've presented them in sentences so that you can learn how they're used.

LINKING WORDS DOCS

FUTURE TIME EXPLANATION + PRACTICE- PRESENTATION

Here you can have a look at the basic uses and form of will future and do an activity related to the topic.
FUTURE PPT

SENTENCES TRANSLATION - TENSES REVISION

Translate these sentences into English paying attention to the underlined verbal tenses.

SENTENCES

STEPS FOR WRITING A GOOD COMPOSITION

View this presentation to learn more about the best way of writing an essay. It will help you to organise your ideas.
STEPS FOR WRITING A GOOD COMPOSITION

INTRODUCING MYSELF - E-MAIL- INTERMEDIATE

Follow the instructions and include the information mentioned in your e-mail to the teacher. Pay attention to the organisation into paragraphs and try to use linking expressions to join your ideas.
e-mail contents

ABOUT ME - INTERMEDIATE

Get this information from your partner and then report to the class
ABOUT ME

MODAL VERBS PRESENTATION

MODAL VERBS (PP)

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES - UPPER INTERMEDIATE

Click HERE to revise the formation of comparatives and superlatives and translate some sentences.

USED TO / WOULD . . . BE / GET USED TO

Click HERE to view a document with the uses and examples of these expressions in English.

ONLINE PRACTICE FOR UPPER-SECONDARY STUDENTS

HERE YOU'VE GOT SOME ACTIVITIES TO PRACTISE AND REVISE: intermediate level

TENSES

1. PRESENT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS? 
2. PAST SIMPLE OR PAST CONTINUOUS?
3. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE or PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS?: 1, 2, 3
4. will or going to explanation + ACTIVITY 1 ( pdf)
5. PAST PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE
6. FUTURE CONTINUOUS
7. FUTURE PERFECT EXERCISE

QUESTIONS FROM ANSWERS

1. Question from underlined answer 1
2. Question from underlined answer 3

ED /ING ADJECTIVES

1. Ed or ing adjective: Complete sentences
2. ED / ING ADJECTIVE

COMPARISON

1. COMPARATIVE FORM of adjectives in brackets
2. SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES: complete sentences
3. REPEATED COMPARATIVES AND DOUBLE COMPARATIVES

EXPRESSING QUANTITY

1. A LOT, MUCH, MANY, A , SOME . . .
2. TOO / ENOUGH
3. TOO / ENOUGH: my english pages

USED TO / WOULD / GET USED TO / BE USED TO

1. USED TO SENTENCES
2. USED TO / WOULD
3. BE USED TO
4. USED TO / BE USED TO / GET USED TO

ADJECTIVES or VERBS + PREPOSITIONS

1. ADJECTIVES AND PREPOSITIONS 1
2. VERBS + PREP 1
3. VERBS + PREP 2

SHOWING EXTREMES WITH SO /SUCH

1. SO/ SUCH IN SENTENCES FOR EXPLANATION
2. SO / SUCH FILL IN
3. SO SUCH MIX AND MATCH
4. SO SUCH SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION

INFINITIVE OR GERUND

1. INF OR GERUND 1
2. INF OR GERUND 2
3. INF OR GERUND 3

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES THEORY AND PRACTICE PRESENTATION
2. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES EXAMPLES
3. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES EXAMPLES AND EXPLANATION
4. CONDITIONAL TYPE 1
5. CONDITIONAL TYPE 2
6. CONDITONAL TYPE 3

PASSIVE SENTENCES

1. PASSIVE WITH PRESENT SIMPLE
2. PASSIVE WITH THE PAST SIMPLE
3. PASSIVE WITH THE PRESENT PERFECT
4. PASSIVE WITH THE FUTURE SIMPLE
5. PASSIVE WITH MIXED TENSES
6. CAUSATIVE PASSIVE TRANSFORMATION 1
7. CAUSATIVE STRUCTURE CHOOSE BEST OPTION
8. CAUSATIVE MAKING SENTENCES
9. IMPERSONAL PASSIVES 1
10. IMPERSONAL PASSIVES 2

RELATIVE CLAUSES

1. RELATIVE CLAUSES PRACTICE 1

REPORTED SPEECH

     1. MIXED EXERCISES ( STATEMENTS, QUESTIONS AND COMMANDS)

     

FIRST CONDITIONAL

EXERCISES TO PRACTISE:

• FIRST CONDITIONAL 1
• FIRST CONDITIONAL 2

ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS AND VERBS + PREPOSITIONS

Check your ability at using prepositions:

• ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS 1
• ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS 2
• ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS 3
• ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS 4

• VERBS + PREPOSITIONS 1
• VERBS +PREPOSITIONS 2

FUTURE TENSE

HERE ARE SOME PRESENTATIONS AND PRACTICE ON THE USE AND FORM OF THE FUTURE TENSE:

• POWERPOINT PRESENTATION + PRACTICE
• LEARN ENGLISH: second year: grammar: be going to + will future
• WILL or GOING TO FUTURE?
• MIXED: WILL, GOING TO, PRESENT CONTINUOUS

PURPOSE CLAUSES

View this presentation on how to express purpose in English:

Purpose Clauses from englishatchabacier

MODAL VERBS - BACHILLERATO

HAVE A GO AT THE LINKS BELOW TO PRACTISE MODAL VERBS:

• SAMPLE SENTENCES WITH USES (OUTLINE)
• THEORY 
• THEORY 2 (Spanish explanations)
• CHOOSE THE RIGHT MODAL VERB
• MODALS OF ABILITY (CAN, CAN'T, COULD, COULDN'T, BE ABLE TO)
• MODALS OF PROBABILITY (MUST + INF , MUST HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE)
• MODALS OF PROBABILITY 2
• MUST, MIGHT, CAN'T for DEDUCTION
• fill blanks with modal verbs: MIXED

PASSIVE VOICE - PRACTICE- INTERMEDIATE

1. PASSIVE VOICE EXPLANATION
2. PASSIVE VOICE TRANSFORMATION
3. passive: practising tenses
4. FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE- MISCELLANEOUS TENSES
5. PASSIVES WITH TWO OBJECTS : PDF
6. From active to passive + verbal form recognition
7. HAVE /GET SOMETHING DONE PASSIVES: CAUSATIVE STRUCTURE
8. mixed passive exercises
9. IMPERSONAL PASSIVES

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES ESSAY

You can have a view at two examples of pros and cons essay and the kind of expressions we use in them.
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

SO + SUCH -PRESENTATION + ACTIVITIES

Learn how and when to use SO AND SUCH to show extremes and result:

• PRESENTATION: examples
• FILL THE GAP 1
• 3 ACTIVITIES: gap-filling, sentence transformation . . .

WISH / IF ONLY

These two structures can be used to express wishes, imaginary situations, complaints . . . for example when we say in Spanish " Ojalá . . .". Go to the sites below to learn about them:

• WISH / IF ONLY PRESENTATION 
• WISH AND IF ONLY PRACTICE 1
• wish and if only practice 2
• WISH/ IF ONLY: PRACTICE 3: not online
• WISH / IF ONLY PRACTICE 4

GERUNDS OR INFINITIVE - EXERCISES

Try some exercises to practise the use of gerunds or infinitives:

• EXERCISE 1: fill gaps
• EXERCISE 2: fill gaps
• EXERCISE 3: fill gaps
• EXERCISE 4: five more activities on the topic; gap-fill
• EXERCISE 5:  easy
• EXERCISE 6: medium