At the pharmacy / chemist's

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Health

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Listening and Extra Practice:
- Asking for medicine 
- Vocabulary & Listening 

Revision: Irregular Verbs

Giving advice

SEE THE LATEST UPDATE! Would you like to practise the verb "GET"? If so, try this Crossword.Theory and practice: - Should / Shouldn't (1)- Should / Shouldn't (2) - Should / Shouldn't (3) - Should / Shouldn't (4) - Should / Shouldn't (5) Now try this writing exercise: Agony AuntOnce you have finished, click HERE to get the key and check your answers.Finally, have a look at this powerpoint presentation. What advice would you give these people? Feel free to leave a reply.Giving advice

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Have you ever been jealous?

Listen while you read these "Express English" interviews about jealousy


Blog entry by courtesy of my colleague Teresa Bastida.

I might go shopping tomorrow...

THEORY - may / might (possibility, formal request):

Activities to practise:

- may / might (1)

- may / might (2)

Revision:
- be going to / might / would like to + Infinitive 

Second Conditional

 

VIDEO 1 - SECOND CONDITIONAL

• GRAMMAR EXPLANATION

- Second Conditional - Explanation 1

- Second Conditional - Explanation 2

• ACTIVITIES TO PRACTISE

- Second Conditional (1)

- Second Conditional (2)

- First or Second Conditional? (1)

- First or Second Conditional? (2)

- First or Second Conditional? (3)

• CONDITIONAL TESTS

- Second Conditional Test (1)

- Second Conditional Test (2) 

* What would you do if you won 10,000 dollars, pounds, euros, yens...? 
Watch these interviews and get some inspiration in case it happens to you in the future.

VIDEO 2 - WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF...?


* If you had three wishes, what would they be?
What did people in London answer when the BBC asked them this question? Listen and read this round of interviews.
VIDEO 3 - IF I HAD THREE WISHES...

VIDEO 4 - SONG

Zero and First Conditionals

Are you superstitious, or do you like to think you’re not? Do you ever touch wood for luck, or is 13 your lucky number?
Well, even if you think it’s all mumbo jumbo, superstitions come in very handy for the grammar point of this post, first conditional sentences. Here is a video on the topic by Jennifer, an American teacher you already know from earlier posts on this blog. 
If you are not subscribed to English with Jennifer, do it now. 

VIDEO 1 - FIRST CONDITIONAL


VIDEO 2 - ZERO CONDITIONAL

• GRAMMAR EXPLANATIONS

- Zero Conditional (Explanation - 1) 

- Zero Conditional (Explanation - 2) 

- First Conditional (Explanation - 1)

- First Conditional (Explanation - 2) 

• ACTIVITIES TO PRACTISE

- Zero Conditional (1) 

- Zero Conditional (2) 

- Zero Conditional (3) 

- Zero Conditional (4) 

- First Conditional (1)

- First Conditional (2)  

- First Conditional (3)

- First Conditional (4)

- First Conditional (5)

- First Conditional (6)

• CONDITIONAL TESTS

Zero Conditional Test 

First Conditional Test

• OTHER CONJUNCTIONS USED WITH FIRST CONDITIONALS 

- "as long as" - (con tal de que/siempre que)
I'll stay as long as you need me - Me quedaré siempre que me necesites.

"provided (that)" - (siempre que)
The company will pay the bonus provided (that) the job is completed on time - La empresa dará un plus siempre que el trabajo se complete a tiempo.

"unless" - (a menos que)
You won't succeed unless you work harder - No tendrás éxito a menos que trabajes más.

Let's go shopping!

Prepositions of movement and direction

Hi guys! here you go a list of links to practise and improve your use of these prepositions. I hope you find it useful.

- INFORMATION ON PREPOSITIONS Excellent grammar explanation

- Expressing movement (1)

- Expressing movement (2)

- Extra practice (1): Prepositions of movement

- Extra practice (2): Prepositions of movement

- FLASHCARD to print

VIDEO - Prepositions of Direction

NOTE: There is a mistake: Fish are not ON the water. They are IN the water.

Practice makes perfect: the more, the better.

As you know, the final exam is just around the corner and the more you practise at home, the better your English will become. 
Here you go a useful link with lots of short videos to practise listening at home. The good thing is that you can listen to these people while watching them on the video.
Click HERE to start working on it. Important: There is a CC button (Closed Captions=subtitles), so as you watch the video, you can also read the text by turning on that button.