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Intensifiers: We use words like very, really and extremely to make adjectives stronger: It’s a very interesting story Everyone was very excited. It’s a really interesting story. Everyone was extremely excited We call these words intensifiers. Other intensifiers are: amazingly exceptionally incredibly remarkably particularly unusually We also use enough to say more about an adjective, but enough comes after its adjective: If Continúa la lectura
GRAMMAR: Defining and Non-defining Relative clauses. Relative Clauses EXPLANATION. Activity: Unit 4 grammar(1) Activity: Unit 4 grammar(2) Activity: Unit 4 grammar(3) VOCABULARY extra activities: Vocabulary unit4(1) Vocabulary unit4(2) ANSWER KEY VERB TENSES ANSWER KEY UNIT 4 ANSWER KEY TENSES CHART
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SUMMARY: Vocabulary Topic: Words from the text (guilty, activist, charged with, etc.) Topic: The Environment (waste, global warming, landfill, etc.) Topic: Environmental awareness (supplies, damaged, disposed of, etc.) Grammar Conditional clauses Form Zero conditional First conditional Second conditional Third conditional Wish Continúa la lectura
MODAL VERBS Click here to learn MODAL VERBS meanings MODAL VERBS activities PERFECT MODALS Explanation. Activities: Perfect Modals1, Perfect Modals2, Perfect Modals3. Over to you worksheets: Unit 3 grammar(1), Unit 3 grammar(2), Unit 3 grammar(3). VOCABULARY Vocabulary unit3(1) Vocabulary unit3(2) ON-LINE RESOURCES AND ACTIVITIES Modal verbs1 Modal Continúa la lectura
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Blog Vocabulary Address bar- the bar at the top of the webpage where you type the URL. Adsense– ads from Google that run on the internet, even on your blog if you sign up. Archive– a list of your past posts. Beta– Continúa la lectura