Welcome to Practise and Learn English. Here you will find some extra activities which will allow you to practise your English and therefore to learn and to improve your knowledge of the most international language in the world.
Monday, 15 December 2014
Christmas Activities
In this link you will find 36 activities to practise and learn vocabulary about Christmas:
Thursday, 4 December 2014
Countries and nationalities
This is a presentation of 15 different countries and nationalities in English. Remember that both (countries and nationalities) and also languages are spelt with capitals.
Etiquetas:
1ºESO,
basic,
countries,
EFL,
English,
ESO,
nationalities,
nouns,
video,
vocabulary
Friday, 21 November 2014
Question words and present of to be.
Now you can practise and learn some question words in examples with the present of to be.
Remember, the question words mean:
Remember, the question words mean:
Who - quién
What - qué, cuál, cuáles
When - cuándo
Where - dónde
Why - por qué
How - cómo
Click and play. Try the games on this site:
Question words with the verb to be - http://www.engames.eu/question-words-verb/
Question words with the verb to be - http://www.engames.eu/question-words-verb/
- First revise the examples in the mind map.
- Then try the quiz.
Monday, 10 November 2014
Present of 'to be'
As you know 'to be' is a verb. It means 'ser' or 'estar' in Spanish. It has 3 forms in present ( am / is / are ). Look at the infografic and you'll see how to use them.
Monday, 27 October 2014
The Days of the Week
The days of the week in English are: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. As you can see, we usually start with Sunday (domingo) in English and they must be written with capital.
The names come from Northern mythology. For instance Friday and Thursday mean Frida's or Thor's day. These are Northern gods. Monday and Sunday are the days of the moon and the sun.
You can learn the days of the week with the activities in this website:
http://www.esolcourses.com/uk-english/beginners-course/unit-3/days-of-the-week.html
The names come from Northern mythology. For instance Friday and Thursday mean Frida's or Thor's day. These are Northern gods. Monday and Sunday are the days of the moon and the sun.
You can learn the days of the week with the activities in this website:
http://www.esolcourses.com/uk-english/beginners-course/unit-3/days-of-the-week.html
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