Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Passive voice. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Passive voice. Mostrar todas las entradas

miércoles, 20 de octubre de 2010

REVISION FOR THE EXAM- WEBSITES to practice grammar

Here we provide you with different links you can use in order to improve your grammar on:
REPORTED SPEECH: Link #1; Link#2; Link #3; Link #4; Link#5

In all these pages,  feedback is immediate, that means that your answers are corrected when you press on "check" or "see answers", so you can learn from your mistakes instantly. It would be really interesting if you practised before the exam. Remember that Grammar and Vocabulary is a 20% in the final mark. So, don't waste 2 points. Remember that the exam's date is  2nd November.

domingo, 10 de octubre de 2010

PASSIVE VOICE- EXPLANATION

In this video, you are explained how to change an active voice sentence into a PASSIVE VOICE SENTENCES. The explanation is very easy to understand and it gives a lot of examples, so, have a look at it to revise, specially those students with 1st Bacc English pending. You must need it in order to do the exercises you have to hand in the 14th October. Browse it, whenever you want.

PASSIVE VOICE

Main Grammar points regarding Passive Voice. Changes to be done.



 An amazing string of coincidences. PPT to explain the changes in Passive Voice sentences.


Causative Passive. Changes and meaning.