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You need more practice on questions. 

Here you are some

WORKSHEETS to review for the EXAM. 

Past continuous

Past simple  

Present simple

Present continuous

Present perfect/Past simple 

Present perfect/Past simple

Click HERE and you will find the

SELECTIVIDAD schedule for 2014

So far we have been practising with these words or expressions

BE ADDICTED TO =  be dependent on
 If it is followed by a verb, it should go with -ing form
Examples:  The child was addicted to video games or the child was addicted to playing video games


THERE IS NO POINT IN = it doesn't make any sense to do something
 It is followed by -ing verb
 Example: Ms Smith is ill. She won't be coming today. There is no point in waiting for her

WANT = wish
 It is followed  by to infinitive
 Examples: I want to learn more English 
                 Ms Windsor wants us to learn English in order to communicate (Ms Windsor wants that we learn English)

WOULD LIKE = would enjoy/ would wish 
 It can be followed by a noun or the to infinitive
Examples: I would like some coffee/ I would like to have some coffee
                I would like you to invite me for a coffee ( I would like yhat you invite me)
                            
EACH OTHER = one another  It means that the action is reciprocal
 Example: We have been writing to each other for a long time

USED TO = to talk about a past habit that it doesn't happen now
 It is followed by an infinitive
Examples: I used to smoke when I was a teenager (= I don't smoke any longer)
                I didn't use to go on holiday with my friends
                Did you use to play with dolls when you were a little girl?

BE/GET USED TO = be/ get accustomed to, become familiar with
It is followed by a noun or the -ing form of the verb ( in this expression the word "used" never changes)
Examples: I hate living in England: I will never get used to the rain
                Children soon get used to spending much of their free time watching TV

REPORTED SPEECH

I have uploaded this worksheet so that you can keep on practising  REPORTED SPEECH with STATEMENTS and COMMANDS

To practise REPORTED QUESTIONS click here

Here you are the list of irregular verbs with their meanings

A PENNY FOR THE GUY

REMEMBER NOVEMBER 5TH IS GUY FAWKES

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