Bat 1. Relative Clauses

Slide presentation with the basic aspects which feature Relative Clauses in English:

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Time to practice and review what has been worked in class:

BAT 1. 1st Term Theory & Practice

Thank you for waiting, and sorry for the long delay. This term has been an extremely hectic one, so it's been difficult to keep in touch with you by means of the posts and answering your comments.

Nevertheless, here you have a series of documents we've been working on throughout the term both in class and at home. Ask for any doubts that may arise.

ESO 3. Modal Verbs Introduction

ESO 3. UNIT 4. Present Perfect

Check now on the following links in order to practice some of the things seen in the document above:

http://imparareinglese.com/esercizi_inglese/present_perfect_words.html

http://www.montsemorales.com/gramatica/PresPerfYetAlrd.htm

http://www.montsemorales.com/gramatica/PresPerfpartic.htm

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=2540

http://www.ang.pl/cwiczenia/819

http://www.teach-this.com/resources/present-perfect

ESO 3. UNIT 4. POST YOUR COMMENT

Give your opinion in 50 words on the following topic:

MOBILE PHONES SHOULD BE ALLOWED IN CLASS

Remember that your comment must be included in the comments section below. The answer to your comment will be your opinion corrected by the teacher. Do not forget to include your name and the class group you belong to. Deadline on WEDNESDAY 21st JANUARY.

ESO 3. Unit 3. Quantifiers

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