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EXPRESSING POSSESSION WITH HAVE / HAS

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Have is one of the most common verbs in the English language. It functions in many ways. TO HAVE AS A MAIN VERB As a main verb “to have ” implies the meaning of possession. For example: I have a mobile phone. I have a car. I don´t have any time. When it is used to indicate possession you can say “I have...” or you might see/hear “I have got…” When you are talking about actions you only use “have” I have a shower. I have breakfast. Check this webpage and complete your notes. Practise the use of have with these exercises . E XTRA ACTIVITY        Reading  

INDIRECT QUESTIONS

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Are you new at school, in the neighbourhood or do you want to meet someone but don´t know how to ask things politely? Well, you are in the correct place. Click here to learn how to make polite questions. Go to this link and copy the qu estion tenses chart. Practise time!  Click here  and here . EXTRA ACTIVITIES Pre-reading While-reading Post-reading

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

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To help us know how often something happens we use Frequency Adverbs. With the following links, you will soon express how frequent you do your favourite activities. Check this explanation first. Then watch this fantastic video . Finally, have some practice by checking this useful link . There you can print the exercises in the Worksheets and Downloads section. EXTRA ACTIVITIES Adverbs of frequency Hangman

DEFINITE ARTICLE: THE

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Now you read how to use the indefinite articles a/an, but do you know when to use the definite article“the”? Ok then, let´s read more about it. Click here . To make it clearer, check the following video It´s time to practice! :D Click here and answer the Practice quiz 1 and 2 EXTRA ACTIVITIES Who wants to be a millionaire

INDEFINITE ARTICLES: A / AN

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With this topic we start with UNIT 2. So click   here   and find out what the topic is. Don´t forget to make notes and answer the exercises 4 and 6. EXTRA ACTIVITY Gap Fill Exercise 1.

INFINITIVES AFTER QUESTION WORDS

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These verbs: ask, decide, explain, forget, know, show, tell, understand , can be followed by a question word such as where, how, what, who, when or whether plus the to infinitive Read the information to find more about the use of infinitives after question words. Click on the images. Let´s Practice! Unit 5 Infinitiv e  after question words Kico4u EXTRA ACTIVITY Click on the image.

VALENTINE´S DAY

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Whether you like it   or not,   many people in the world are going to celebrate Valentine´s Day with their sweethearts, friends, family or by themselves. But don´t you ask yourself when, how and why we celebrate it? Well, check the link and figure it out!! The History of Valentine´s Day