Second Conditional

 GRAMMAR

• Let's revise its form and use. Look at this slideshow to revise its use:

Second Conditional Presentation

or Click HERE and read carefully the explanation.

• Activity One: Read these statements and put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Click HERE
• Activity Two: Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the negations in the sentences. Click HERE
• Matching Exercise
• Videos: There are some videos connected with Second Conditional on the right. Remember you can have your own account in YouTube and bookmark the videos you like in different folders. This may be very useful to practise listening.

Second conditional

First Conditional (Imperative)

We can use imperatives in either clause of the first conditional.
Examples:

If you've finished, go home.
Finish quickly, and I will let you go home.

Let's do some practise:

• Mix and match exercise. 
• Complete the sentences.

So, Such

First let´s revise the use of "so" and "such" and then do a short-answer quiz.
Click HERE.

Past Perfect

Grammar:  Past Perfect

• Let's revise a bit of grammar. Read the material by clicking on:
  
  
  
  • Summary
  • Use
  • Signal words
  • Form of affirmative, negative sentences and questions
  • Spelling
  • Special verbs
  • Diagram
  • Long forms and short forms
    

• Now let's do some interactive exercises:

1. Exercise 
2. Execise
3. Exercise
4. Exercise
5. Exercise 
6. Past Simple or Past Perfect? Exercise
7. Put the verbs of this paragraph in the correct tense. Exercise