THE CAUSATIVE: A PASSIVE WITH A TWIST

The_Causative_Missisabelonline de Isabel María Quesada Gómez If you happen to need a video tutorial, you can watch this lesson HERE.

EVAU WRITING MODELS

EVAU WRITING MODELS de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

THE PASSIVE A LEVEL

Passive_Voice_USE_ALevels de Isabel María Quesada Gómez VIDEO TUTORIAL

The Passive Voice Presentation de Isabel María Quesada Gómez PASSIVE VIDEO TUTORIAL

SHOPPING Basic Practice

Shopping de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

WISHING IN ENGLISH

Wishing in English de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

CONDITIONALS VIDEO LESSONS

Class Presentation Class Presentation Class Presentation Class Presentation CONDITIONAL PRACTICE

INFORMATIVE ESSAY

Topic Examples:

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work.

Mental Health Challenges in Tenneage Years. 

The Dangers of Social Media and Fake Information.

Nationalities beyond the flag!

NATIONALITIES I de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Nationalities II de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Nationalities III de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Perfect Tenses

PERFECT TENSES de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Halloween Short Film Contest

Unit 1 for ASL using TPRS_CI

Let's Get Started

Let's Get Started TPRS de Isabel María Quesada Gómez Basic Description

BASIC DESCRIPTION de Isabel María Quesada Gómez Nationalities

NATIONALITIES de Isabel María Quesada Gómez Sports and Hobbies

Click HERE for further practice.
 

SPORTS & HOBBIES de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Jobs and Professions Vocabulary Presentation in Blue and Yellow Illustrative Style de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Jobs and Professions Presentation in Blue and Yellow Illustrative Style de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH

Presentación Propuesta de proyecto conferencia de empresa marketing ventas gráficos Corporativa trabajo educación aesthetic boho formas abstractas orgánico acuarela crema de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

SBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT NOTES

SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

WELCOME TO THE 24_25 ACADEMIC YEAR

Retro Pink Orange Blue Back to School Presentation de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Narrative Compostion

REPORTED SPEECH or the art of gossiping in English.

Reported Speech A LEVELS de Isabel María Quesada Gómez 

PRACTICE WORKSHEET 

PRACTICE WORKSHEET KEY

Adjectives in ING and ED.

Adjectives in ING and ED de Isabel María Quesada Gómez ç

THE GERUND

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THE ADJECTIVE

FOR AND AGAINST / ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

THIS IS THE STRUCTURE WHENEVER WE WANT TO PRESENT BOTH, THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF A PARTICULAR TOPIC.

SOME OTHER TIMES, WE'D RATHER USE AN ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY. 

IT IS A MIXTURE BETWEEN OPINION AND FOR AND AGAINST. IT PRESENTS OUR PERSONAL OPNION AS THE BEST, AS IT TRIES TO PERSUADE THE READER.

Topic Examples:

How can Artificial Intelligence interfere in future jobs? Discuss.

Is Mental Health in Tenneage Years a challenge after Covid Pandemic?. Discuss.

The Dangers of Social Media and Fake Information is a fact. Give Arguments.

MODAL VERBS A_LEVELS

MODAL VERBS de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

I HAVE A WISH

When in doubt with the use of WISH, Have a quick look at this presentation.

Wishing in English de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

EVAU INSTRUCTIONS 2024

Please, click on the link for a detailed EVAU 2024 INFO.

SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

This is a key aspect reagrding sentence construction when writing. Always check whether your subject is either singular (3rd person) or plural to get the agreement right.

SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Linkers and Connectors

If you want to improve your Writing results, there is no better way than using the right connectors in your composition. They show richness in language and guarante both cohesion and coherence. A few of these words make a great difference in your final product. Get on task!!!

Connectors Missisabelonline de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

WRITING AN OPINION ESSAY

In an OPINION ESSAY, we present our opinion on a topic or statement and try to convince the reader that our opinion is correct. We do this by presenting reasons, facts and examples that support our opinion.

After analysing and brainstorming important aspects and ideas, remember to follow a structure as well using  both connectors and linking words for a successful cohesion and coherence.

Topic Examples:

What do you think about the use of Artificial Intelligence in your future job?

Mental Health, especially in Teenage Years, has been affected since Covid Pandemic. 

Social Media are the source of Fake Information, which is a real danger.

Basic Tense Revision

Are you a tense pro or still need some tense revision? If you happen to experience some trouble with basic tense concepts, check out this presentation to get some help with that!

BLOG TENSE INFO de Isabel María Quesada Gómez

Relative Clauses (Bachillerato /A Levels)

Relative clauses are extremely useful in our everyday English. You must learn, first of all, the different relative pronouns. Once you master them, use them in relative clauses. VIDEO LESSON in Spanish with the help of the Thrill Glasses  PRESENTATION with the main ideas.

Some practice will be more than necessary. Here you are some and graded in difficulty :D Here you are some and graded in difficulty :D

BBC ENGLISH WEB to watch a video and do some practice with key.

PERFECT ENGLISH caters for ordinary sentence construction practice.
OM EXERCISE includes definitions with relatives and sentence formation.
EGO4U includes explanation in English and activities.
AGENDAWEB offers assorted pratice including tests.

Explicación básica en español.

LIE OR LAY??? Confusing verbs

These three verbs are every student's nightmare. Read carefully about them and please, note their form for the Gerund, they have spelling differences!!!! No time to read? Check out the pic below!

Let's start with the easy one. Everybody knows the REGULAR VERB "LIE" (mentir) 

• LIE LIED LIED
• Do not lie to me, please!
• She was lying the whole time.
• It was obvious that they lied about their experience. 

Things get complicated when two similar verbs come into scene. Even though you may have seen and even studied them in advance, they always cause insecurity and confusion and need some web checking to avoid mistakes.

On the one hand, we have the IRREGULAR TRANSITIVE VERB "LAY"

• LAY LAID LAID (to put something down flat, i..e., "poner" in Spanish) as it is a transitive verb, it will be followed by an object. (Poner un huevo , la mesa, ladrillos...)
• The hen laid an egg.
• I am laying the  table.
• The worker was told to lay the bricks in line.

On the other hand, we have the INTRANSITIVE VERB LIE (watch it! Not the regular one!!!)

• LIE LAY LAIN (to be in a flat position or surface, i. e., "yacer o estar tumbado" as an intransitive verb, it lacks an object afterwards. 
• I love to lie down on the sofa after lunch.
• He has lain there all day.
• She is still lying down.