Have or have got?

 

For starters, when it comes to the English language, it’s helpful to notice the difference between American and British English:

The verb “have” in American English

The verb “have got” in British English

As can be easily seen, the structures of all types of sentences – positive, negative and questions – are different. However, we should emphasize that in the Polish education system British English is more common, and the overseas structures are barely presented.

 

Ex. 1 

Punctuation marks

 

Modal Verbs: can, could, should and must

 

What do you know about modal verbs? 

A lot! You only have to pay attention to the following pics and practice to learn more about them.

This post explains the basics of modal verbs together with CAN/CAN'T COULD/COULDN'T , MUST and SHOULD.
Do the quizz after reading the presentation!!

Now , let us practice using activities in different levels:

-BASIC: CLICK HERE

- MODAL VERBS WITH KAHOOT!! Click here

-MIXED MODAL VERBS: CLICK HERE

a. can/could. CLICK HERE

b. can/can't/must. Traffic signs. click here

c. Can, Must, should. Choose the correct option. Click here

d. Can, must, should. Click here

e. Can, could, must, should. click here

f. Let's play! 

Past Simple vs Past Continuous

1. Past simple vs Past continuous 1

2. Past simple vs Past continuous 2
3. Past simple vs Past continuous 3

FOUR TENSES REVISION

Modal verbs: can, could, must & should

 

Ex. 1

Ex. 2 

  

Ex. 3

Ex. 4

April Fools' Day

I'm sure all of you have heard of pranks, jokes and the rest, but most of you don't really know where it comes from. 

First, do the following quizz to check how much do you know about jokes and vocabulary related to it. CLICK ON THIS PUN TO FIND OUT.

Watch the clip from ASK HISTORY and answer the questions. click here

So, do you have similar celebrations in your country? When do they take place?

In Spain, the 28th December, we celebrate the Innocents' Day, in which people play tricks on the rest. 

Ex. 

Past Simple questions

 

Interrogative form of irregular verbs

Interrogative form of irregular verbs 2

Yes or no questions

Questions in the simple past

Short anwers