viernes, 14 de enero de 2011

AVATAR TALKS A2 - B1

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

WHO : is the nominative case




The relative pronouns.

Examples:simple sentence.
This is Jack . he can't eat any apple.

Complex sentence.

This Jack who can't eat any apple.

Who, is the nominative case of the relative pronoun.

That , it has the same meaning of Who. It can be used as wel.

Example :

This is Jack that can't eat any apple.

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RELATIVE PRONOUNS

WHOM : as the objective of the verb



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The relative pronouns.

Examples:simple sentence.

That is the boy . I met him on Friday.

Complex sentence.

That is the boy whom I met on Friday.

Whom, is a objective relative pronouns, because it is the object of the verb ( met ).

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RELATIVE PRONOUNS

WHOM : as objective of the preposition



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The relative pronouns.

Examples:simple sentence.

I know that girl . You spoke to her.

Complex sentence.

I know that girl to whom you spoke .

Whom, is the objective case governed by the preposition ( to ), because it is the object of the verb ( spoke ).


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jueves, 13 de enero de 2011

People is or People are

The word "people" is a Noun of Multitude ,such nouns have no plural forms,they agree with the verb in the plural.
So,according to this rule the correct forms are: people are;people have.

As for "family",here we have two versions.We can say either "my family is" or "my family are" but it all depends on the context,
When the word "family" is used as a Collective Noun it agrees with the verb in the singular, e.g. My family is large. (we mean the family as a whole).
When it is used as a Noun of Multitude it agrees with the verb in the plural. e.g. My family are asleep.( here we mean the members of the family).

Edgarlandia,I think this will be helpful for you! :)
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lunes, 10 de enero de 2011

Comparative adjectives and superlative adjectives 08 28 08 21 wmv

Comparative adjectives and superlative adjectives 08 28 08 21 wmv

Phrasal Comparison of Adjectives

Basic Grammar: Phrasal Comparison of Adjectives

Examples of Adverb Phrases

Basic Grammar: Examples of Adverb Phrases

Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences

Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences

Proper Adjectives

Basic Grammar: Proper Adjectives


Present Tense of a Verb

Basic Grammar: Present Tense of a Verb


Conjugation of Verbs and Present Tense

Basic Grammar: Conjugation of Verbs and Present Tense


Kinds of Sentences

Basic Grammar: Kinds of Sentences


Coordinate Conjunctions

Basic Grammar: Coordinate Conjunctions

Nouns

Introduction to Grammar: Nouns


Kinds of Nouns

Basic Grammar: Kinds of Nouns

Nouns

Intermediate Grammar: Nouns


Subjective Complements

Intermediate Grammar: Subjective Complements

Objective Complements

Intermediate Grammar: Objective Complements

Compound Complements

Intermediate Grammar: Compound Complements

domingo, 9 de enero de 2011

LISTENING B1

Guest Worker Program(before 2003) TEMA 1 - 2 BOOK III B1

Read the story. Click the LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Farmers need lots of workers to help them on their farms. They often hire people from Mexico to do work. People that the farmers hire are all supposed to be citizens of the United States.

A citizen is a person that legally lives in a country. It is against the law to hire workers that are not citizens. Sometimes illegal citizens are hired anyway. They will work for less money.

Farmers say that it can be hard to tell if a person is an illegal worker. Papers that prove a person is a citizen often look real even if they are not. Some farmers do not care if their workers are illegal. Hiring illegal workers saves them money.

Many farmers want a deal to be made. The deal would be between Mexico and the United States. It would be called a “Guest Worker” program. This program would help both the farmers and workers. It would let them legally work together.

Farmers in California need lots of workers. Lots of people in Mexico want to work in California. Farmers hope that the United States and Mexico will start a “Guest Worker” program. This program would make working together legal for everyone.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Judge Decides Part of Pledge is Unconstitutional TEMA 3 - 4 BOOK III B1
(9/15/2005)


Read the story. Click the LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Some people do not believe in God. People who do not believe in God are called atheists. Some atheist families are not happy that children recite the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools. They do not like it because it refers to one nation “under God.” One atheist man filed a lawsuit on behalf of three families. The lawsuit was filed to try to stop the Pledge of Allegiance from being recited in public schools.

The atheist man filed a similar case on behalf of his daughter a while ago. He lost the case. The courts thought that he might be right, but they decided not to rule. They said that it was unclear if he had legal custody of his daughter.

This time a judge ruled that public school children should not be reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in class. The judge said that it was unconstitutional. He agreed to sign a restraining order stating that children could not recite the Pledge in the three school districts involved in the lawsuit.

The school districts were disappointed with the judge’s decision. They wanted there to be a full-court review of the case. They said that they would continue to recite the Pledge of Allegiance until they were ordered to stop.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Family Costs are Increasing TEMA 5 - 6 BOOK III B1
(9/29/05)

Read the story. Click the "LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Many people live in California. They have to pay more and more to live there. It is hard for them to make enough money to live. A new study says that basic costs are going up quickly. Workers cannot keep up with the rising costs.

A group found that families must make $51,177 per year to live in there. That is $24.60 per hour. That barely pays for housing, food, taxes, and other expenses.

The Bay Area is the most expensive area. A family of four needs to earn $79,946 to pay basic needs. The state says that people who earn $20,000 are very poor. In the Bay Area, a family needs to earn four times that amount to live.

Families need to understand these numbers. Some people are thinking about how much money a family needs. They also think about what jobs people should get. Then they can know how much money they need to support a family.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Police Arrest Parents TEMA 7 - 8 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the "LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Sometimes kids skip school. This means that they do not go to school. Kids need to go to school to learn.

People from the school call the parents of these kids. They want to tell the parents that their kids are missing school a lot. Some parents do not seem to care.

People from the school also try to set up meetings with these parents. Some parents do not come to the meeting. They do not seem to be worried that their kids are skipping school.

The police and workers at the schools are unhappy that the parents do not do something. They think that parents should be responsible for keeping their kids in school. They decided to do something to make the parents responsible.

The police looked for these parents. Many of them were found and they were arrested.

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Kidnapping Alert TEMA 9 - 10 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the >LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Sometimes children are kidnapped. Kidnapping is like stealing a child. It is important that kidnapped children are found and brought home as soon as possible.

The sooner the public knows about a kidnapping the sooner they might be able to help. Some people decided to start a program that would alert the public about kidnappings right away. This program is called Care Alert.

The Care Alert program gives television and radio stations important information about a recently kidnapped child. These stations will then tell the public what happened in hopes that someone might be able to help. Anyone that may have seen something about the kidnapping could then call the police.

Sometimes one parent of a child kidnaps his or her own child. These kidnappings are not usually used in the Care Alert program. The Care Alert program is only used when a stranger has taken a child.

When a child is kidnapped he is in a lot of danger. It is very important to find him as soon as possible. It is hoped that this new Care Alert program will save children’s lives.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Down Payment for Homes TEMA 11 - 12 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the "LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

When a family does not have very much money, it is hard for them to buy things. One thing that is important to have is a place to live. But owning a home can cost a lot of money.

There is a company that helps people get a house to live in. Part of the deal is that the family helps to build the house. This helps to keep the cost of the house down.

In one city, there are a number of houses going up that are built by families. One man is building a house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. He always wanted a house for his family.

His wife and his father are helping to build the house. They are pounding in the nails and putting up all of the boards. The wife was scared to go up on the roof. Now she climbs up there and helps to build it.

The company that helps the family wants the family to spend a lot of hours building their own home. The company helps to pay for the supplies. It also helps to pay for the land. The family then pays back the money later.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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City Pays Late Utility Bills TEMA 13 - 14 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the "LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Utility bills are the bills you pay for things like gas and electricity. Gas and electricity are what heat and cool your home. They also give you light. It is important to pay your utility bills. If you do not pay your bills the services will be turned off.

One local apartment complex had its gas and electricity turned off. People living there thought that there was problem with the equipment. They had no electricity, hot water, or air conditioning. They were very upset when they found out why it was all shut off.

The man in charge of the seventy apartments did not pay the utility bill. This was not the first time it happened. The city already had to pay the bill two other times. If the city did not pay the bill, the tenants would not have any power.

The tenants needed their power to be turned back on. The utility company said that it might be a day before that could be done. The tenants were very frustrated.

The landlord was asked why he had not paid the bill. He said that there was a mix-up. He also said that the apartments would be going up for sale. The city will be able to collect their $50,000 in unpaid bills when the complex sells.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Body Scan TEMA 15 - 16 BOOK III B1

Read the story. Click the LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Sometimes it takes many years for diseases to be found. Now there is a way to look for them before someone is feeling sick. Some illnesses can be found and treated very early by having a body scan.

Body scans allow doctors to look into a person’s body. They can see bones, tissue, and blood vessels. By looking into a person’s body like this doctors can sometimes see how healthy a person is.

People that have a family history of illness might want to have a body scan. Others that are young and healthy would probably not need one. Some people have body scans because it makes them feel more secure.

Many doctors do not think everyone should have body scans. Body scans are expensive. They are often not necessary. Sometimes body scans can be wrong. When this happens it can cause a lot of unnecessary worry.

Body scans can be very useful to doctors and patients. They can help find diseases at early stages. If diseases are found early they can be treated more easily. It would be a good idea to talk to a doctor before spending money on one.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Organ Donations TEMA 17 - 18 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Sometimes people get sick. Sometimes a part of their body is not working right. Sometimes these parts or organs stop working. These organs might be the heart, the liver, or the kidneys. Some sick people need a new organ to take the place of the one that is not working right.

When a person dies, some of their organs can be used in other people. The family of the dead person can choose to give the working organs to people who need them.

A senator wants to make a law that will help keep records of people who want to give their organs. He thinks it will be easier for the relatives of a person who dies to make the decision. The relatives would still have the choice whether or not to give the organs.

Good organs are needed everywhere. There are not enough organs in California.

More people need to know about the need for organs. Many of the people who need them are not white. But people from other races are not giving enough of their organs. Without enough organs from people of all races, it is hard to find organs for all people who need one.

(This was adapted from an original story provided by News10 KXTV Sacramento.)

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Stop Carjacking TEMA 19 - 20 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

Your car can be stolen at anytime. This is called "carjacking." Carjacking can happen anywhere but there are ways to keep your car from being taken.

When you leave your car, lock all the doors and close the windows. When you drive, lock your doors and keep the windows rolled up.

Do not stop to help a car that has broken down. Instead call a service station or police to tell them where the car is.

When stopped at a light, leave enough room between you and the car in front of you. This will leave you room for escape.

Be suspicious of anyone approaching the car with fliers, asking for change or directions. Be ready to leave quickly, even if it means running a red light or stop sign.

While driving, if struck from behind or in any suspicious way, stay in your vehicle with the doors locked and windows closed until the police arrive. Turn on your car's emergency flashers.

If you're very suspicious, get the other vehicle's license number and drive to the nearest police station or a well-lighted area with lots of people.

If you think you are being followed, drive immediately to an area with lots of lights and people. If possible, drive to the nearest police station.

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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Biosphere TEMA 21 BOOK III B1
(before 2003)

Read the story. Click the LISTEN" button at the bottom of the page to hear the story. When you are done, click the "NEXT" button.

People who fly in space have to eat food that they bring from earth. In the future, these people will grow their own food.

Scientists are getting ready for the future by living in a biosphere in Arizona. In 1989, eight people began living inside the biosphere. They were sealed off from the outside world. They grew their own food.

A scientist said that we will need some kind of life system on another planet.

A new project is called Biosphere Two. Many different areas will be put in the biosphere. It will copy the oceans, the tropics, and a rain forest. A small desert and a tiny swamp will also be put in. A greenhouse will help them grow food.

They will try to grow all of the food they need with no help from outside. If they can do this, then it could be done on another planet that does not have any plants growing on it.

The idea has been tried already on a small scale. On a desk in an office, two tiny shrimps have lived two years in a sealed globe.

Exercice

1. PICK OUT THE VERBS AND THE PHRASAL VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, ADVERBS.
2. WRITE A COMPOSIITONS OF 300 WORDS ABOUT IT
3. MAKE 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT TEXT FOR THE NEST CLASS


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INTERACTIVE VIDEOS ( B1 )

Prevention, Treatment Efforts Have 'Broken' the Direction of AIDS TEMA 1 - 2 BOOK III B1



EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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WHO Says Health Debts Push 100 Million a Year Into Poverty
TEMA 3 - 4 BOOK III B1




EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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An African Grain Joins the Gluten-Free Market for People With Celiac TEMA 5 - 6 BOOK III B1




EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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For 'Cabaret Stars of Tomorrow,' a Chance to Train Now
TEMA 7 - 8 BOOK III B1





EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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Imported Foods Raise Obesity, Health Issues for Pacific Islanders
TEMA 9 - 10 BOOK III B1




EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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Russian Housing Plan Threatens Seed Bank
TEMA 11 - 12 BOOK III B1




EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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World Leaders Urged to Meet Development Goals by 2015
TEMA 13 - 14 BOOK III B1




EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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A Full and Vigorous Accounting of the BP Oil Spill TEMA 15 - 16 BOOK III B1



EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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President Obama Honors Paul McCartney TEMA 17 - 18 BOOK III B1



EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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Behind-the-Scenes Video with The Jonas Brothers TEMA 19 - 20 BOOK III B1




EXERCISE

1 .PICK OUT THE VERBS , NOUNS,ADJECTIVES,AND THE ADVERBS IN THE FOLLOWING STORY.
2. WRITE A COMPOSITIONS OF 500 WORDS ABOUT IT.
3. PREPARE 6 QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT CLASS


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Bush-Yassir-Condi-Hu-cofi-White house TEMA 21 BOOK III B1


Tag Questions

Teaching Tag Questions



TAG QUESTIONS

Greetings

Greetings


What Is An Essay?

What Is An Essay?

Essay Introduction

Essay Introduction

Subject and Predicate

Subject & Predicate




English Grammar Clip - The Subject

Marie Rackham - Level 1 - Introduction


Marie Rackham - Level 1 - Introduction


Object of the Preposition

Intermediate Level 1- Object of the Preposition


Verb Agreement

Basic Grammar: Verb Agreement

Present Tense of a Verb

Basic Grammar: Present Tense of a Verb

Making Sentences Interesting by Using Inverted Order

Basic Grammar: Making Sentences Interesting by Using Inverted Order

Pronoun Inflection - Subjective Case

Intermediate Grammar: Pronoun Inflection - Subjective Case


Inflection of Verbs for Person

Intermediate Grammar: Inflection of Verbs for Person

Verb Inflection for the Active Voice

Intermediate Grammar: Verb Inflection for the Active Voice

Adjective Phrases and adverbs phrases

Advanced Grammar: Adjective Phrases and adverbs phrases

Noun Phrases

Advanced Grammar: Noun Phrases

Noun Clauses

Advanced Grammar: Noun Clauses

Direct Object of a Verb

Intermediate Grammar: Direct Object of a Verb

indirect Object of a Verb

Intermediate Grammar: indirect Object of a Verb

Transitive Verbs

Basic Grammar: Transitive Verbs

Pronoun Inflection - Possessive Case

Intermediate Grammar: Pronoun Inflection - Possessive Case

Comparing Adverbs

Basic Grammar: Comparing Adverbs

Pronoun Inflection - Objective Case

Intermediate Grammar: Pronoun Inflection - Objective Case

Inflection - Objective, Accusative

Intermediate Grammar: Inflection - Objective, Accusative

Noun Inflection for Number

Intermediate Grammar: Noun Inflection for Number

Examples of Adverb Phrases

Basic Grammar: Examples of Adverb Phrases

Misplaced Phrases

Basic Grammar: Misplaced Phrases

Coordinate Conjunctions

Basic Grammar: Coordinate Conjunctions

Subordinate Clauses, Complex Sentences

Basic Grammar: Subordinate Clauses, Complex Sentences

Intermediate Grammar: Pronouns - Antecedents and Apposition

Intermediate Grammar: Pronouns - Antecedents and Apposition

Inflection - Possessive, Genitive

Intermediate Grammar: Inflection - Possessive, Genitive

Noun Inflection for Gender

Intermediate Grammar: Noun Inflection for Gender


Inflection of Conjunctive Pronouns

Advanced Grammar: Inflection of Conjunctive Pronouns

"Who" the Conjunctive Pronoun

Advanced Grammar: "Who" the Conjunctive Pronoun

sábado, 8 de enero de 2011

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Slashes

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Slashes

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Apostrophes

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Apostrophes

Basic Punctuation: Common Confusions

Basic Punctuation: Common Confusions

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Exclamation Marks

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Exclamation Marks

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Brackets

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Brackets

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Quotation Marks

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Quotation Marks

Basic Punctuation: Interrobang

Basic Punctuation: Interrobang

Interjections

Basic Grammar: Interjections

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Parentheses

Basic Punctuation: How to Use Parentheses

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Colons

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Colons

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Hyphens

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Hyphens

Basic Punctuation: How and When to use Periods

Basic Punctuation: How and When to use Periods

Basic Punctuation: End of Sentence Punctuation

Basic Punctuation: End of Sentence Punctuation


Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Dashes

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Dashes


Basic Punctuation: How and When to use Commas

Basic Punctuation: How and When to use Commas

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Semicolons

Basic Punctuation: How and When to Use Semicolons

Gerund Verb Form

Advanced Grammar: Gerund Verb Form

Action Verbs

Basic Grammar: Action Verbs

Infinitive of a Verb Form

Advanced Grammar: Infinitive of a Verb Form

Present Participle Verb Form

Advanced Grammar: Present Participle Verb Form

Imperfect Participle

Advanced Grammar: Imperfect Participle

Clauses

Advanced Grammar: Clauses




Advanced Grammar: Adverb Clauses



Advanced Grammar: Kinds of Adverb Clauses



Advanced Grammar: Noun Clauses

Conjunctive Adjectives

Advanced Grammar: Conjunctive Adjectives

Review of Simple Adverbs

Advanced Grammar: Review of Simple Adverbs


Diagramming Verbals Part 1

Advanced Grammar: Diagramming Verbals Part 1



Advanced Grammar: Diagramming Verbals Part 2

Classification of Conjunctions

Classification of Conjunctions

Compound and Complex Sentences

Compound and Complex Sentences



Compound & Complex Sentences

Passive Infinitives

Passive Infinitives

How Much? Vs How Many?

How Much? Vs How Many?



HOW MANY HOW MUCH? - QUANTIFIERS



Much and many - English Grammar

Ketchup, Catchup or Catsup? Tomatoes, Free Rice

Ketchup, Catchup or Catsup? Tomatoes, Free Rice

Few and Little

English Lesson - Few and Little



Few, A Few, Little, A Little



ALREADY AND YET

English Grammar - ALREADY AND YET



English Lesson - Already, Yet, Still

For, Since, Until ¿Que significan?

For, Since, Until ¿Que significan?

TEMA - 21 BOOK III ( B1 )

TEMA 19 - 20 BOOK III ( B1 )

TEMA 17 - 18 BOOK III ( B1 )

Adjective Clauses



What is an adjective clause?



Phrases and Clauses - What's the Difference?

TEMA 15 - 16 BOOK III ( B1 )

Passive Voice, Present Tense



Passive Voice, Present Continuous Tense



Passive Voice, Past Tense



Passive Voice, Past Continuous Tense



Passive Voice, Present Perfect Tense



Passive Voice, Questions in the Present Perfect Tense



Passive Voice, Future Tense



Principal Clause, Compound Sentence



Basic Grammar: Kinds of Sentences



What is a compound sentence?

TEMA 13 - 14 BOOK III ( B1 )

Active and Passive Verbs



Active vs Passive Voice part one



Active Voice and Passive Voice



active vs passive part 2



Active Vs Passive Voice Part 3




Active and Passive Verbs

TEMA 11 - 12 BOOK III ( B1 )

The Future Continuous Tense



Future Continuous



Future Perfect tense



will + have + the past participle

TEMA 9 - 10 BOOK III ( B1 )

Using the Future Tense in Conversation



The Future Tense



The Future Tense in English / El futuro en Inglés



El futuro

TEMA 7 - 8 BOOK III ( B1 )

The Past Perfect Tense



Past Perfect



Past Perfect Tense



Past Perfect and Simple Past



Future Tense - WILL & GOING TO



¿Will o Going To?



Curso de inglés 10. El tiempo futuro en el inglés


TEMA 5 - 6 BOOK III ( B1 )

Grammar Intermediate - Present Perfect




Grammar Intermediate - Lesson7 Present Perfect Continuous



Present Perfect vs. Simple Past




the past tense vs the present perfect tense.mov



The Past Simple VS. The Present Perfect




Present Perfect Continuous

TEMA 3 - 4 BOOK III ( B1 )

Adverbs



ADVERBS OF MANNER



The adverbs of manner



Adverbs of Frequency (In English)



Frequency Adverbs.wmv

TEMA 1- 2 BOOK III ( B1 )

Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns



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Reflexive Pronouns



Reflexive Pronouns



Possessive Pronouns

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