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GIVING DIRECTIONS VIDS

Giving directions

It's a very useful thing to know how to give directions to someone who asks us in the street or in case we are the one who need to ask.
Anyway, here is some practice 

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 EXERCISES



Exercise A:   Look at the street map. Where can you find the following items?

a.   some aspirins b.   CDs c.   newspaper d.   canned goods e.   some stamps

f.   paintings g.   fish h.   books i.   letters j.   movie

Exercise B:   Make conversation with your partner. Ask and answer about the places below.

Example:

Person 1 : Excuse me? Is there a phone box near here?

Person 2 : Yes. Go straight ahead, it's on the left between the hotel and town hall.

Person 1 : Thanks a lot.

a.   A public library b.   A bank c.   A public toilet d.   A music shop e.   A supermarket

f.   A bus stop g.   A park h.   A post office i.   A school j.   A shopping center

MORE PRACTICE

MORE EXERCISES

ANOTHER EXERCISE HERE


LISTENING

GIVING DIRECTIONS-LISTENING

HOW TO GIVE DIRECTIONS-LISTENING

present progressive

Listening activity

body parts

 EXERCISES: BODY PARTS

LISTENING: BODY PARTS  CLICK HERE 

PRESENTATIONS:

parts of the body

More presentations from ana apula butarello

Body : PowerPoint presentation and game de A. Simoes

SONG VIDEOS

free time activities

Here you'll find some free time activities to practise your vocabulary

Listening

 A2 Listening: Free time

Listening : free time- British Council

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

daily routines

Daily Routines ESL Printable Worksheets and Exercises

present simple practice

Here you'll find some practice on the present simple. Hope you find it useful

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD SOME SHEETS

Now you can do these exercises












MORE PRACTICE

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
More exercises 

present simpe and progressive

ejercicio 1

some or any

prepositions of place

Prepositions of-place-my-room from Celine Chaon

personal information

Here are a few exercises on the practice of giving and asking for personal information

Asking for and giving personal information from sanchezoswaldo

Jobs

Here you have a great page to practice your vocabulary on jobs and occupations 

clik HERE 

Jobs and workplaces vocabulary practice from Isabel Morais

Jobs occupations professions criss cross crossword puzzle vocabulary worksheet de Oskr DC

Describing Jobs from 19071967

verb to have

Verb Have got with The Simpsons de Ma O

to be presentation

Verb to be: multiple choice de A. Simoes

there is/there are presentation

THERE IS THERE ARE - GAME

More presentations from oguz

THERE IS-THERE ARE

Here you can have some practice on "there is" and "there are".

"There is" means "hay" used with singular nouns, as in "There is a notebook on the table"

"There are" means "hay" used with plural nouns, as in "there are notebooks on the table".

But you must be very careful not to confuse "It is" and "there is" or "They are" and "there are"






Thereis/it is    they are /there are

" It is " means "es, está" or "hace" as in "It is hot" (Hace calor).
We cannot say "there is hot"

" They are " means "son, estan". "They are tall" (son altos), They're cold (tienen frío).
We cannot say "There are cold" or "There are tall"

 

 

 

                                  

 

 

There is Are Prepositions by mariavaleije

There is Are by Diana Maria Perdomo Forero

THERE IS THERE ARE by chancli

There is , There Are by Voicu Andrada

There is There Are by Vendula Psenickova

VERB TO HAVE-PRESENT

Here is the present of the verb "to have", or "have got". It means "tener" as in "I have a car" , but it can also mean "tomar" as in "I'm having breakfast" or "He has a shower everyday". You must be careful because the particle "got" may be used when you want to mean  "tener" as in "I have got a car", but we must not use it when we mean "tomar" as in "he has got a shower everday"




 

Have Got Has Got by Oksana Art

Have VS. Have Got by Ruth Bonifacio

Have got / has got by Natalia Santamaria

VERB TO BE-PRESENT

Here's a presentation of the present simple of the verb "to be" which in Spanish means "ser" o "estar". Sometimes it may also mean "tener" as in "I'm 25 years old" or "I'm hungry"(Tengo 25 años/ Tengo hambre) or "hacer" as in "It's hot " (Hace calor).     

You can find a ppt presentation and some exercises below that may be useful