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17/12/11

HAD BETTER (Give specific advice)

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Had better ('d better) We use “had better” plus the infinitive without “to” to give advice . Although “had” is the past form of “have”,...
16/12/11

Singular nouns that refer to group of people agreement : The Government has or have?

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The government have (or has?) In English, we often use singular nouns that refer to groups of people (eg government, committee, team) as i...
2/12/11

Quatifiers: compounds nouns made with SOME and ANY ( Compuestos con some y any)

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THE QUANTIFIERS: Compound nouns made with SOME, ANY and NO FORM: Some + -thing -body -one -where Any + No + Compound nouns with so...
7/11/11

AN HORRIBLE OR A HORRIBLE?

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Frequently I am asked about if it is "a horrible" or "an horrible". Since I'm checking some Halloween essays and I c...
6/11/11

PERFECT MODALS 2

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THESE are the Forms and Uses of Perfect Modals: PERFECT MODALS   ABILITY to have done something but in fact did not : COLUD+ HAVE+ PP ...

PERFECT MODALS

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These notes are devoted to Modal perfects. If you have any doubt ask at the email or in class, (for those lucky students) i hope you find it...
4/11/11

VERB TENSES REVISION CHART

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This is a great chart to revise verb tenses uses and forms. I hope you like it. Verb Tense Revision
27/10/11

Today, it's Raining cats and dogs

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Meaning: Raining very heavily. / Llover a cántaros o estar diluviando Origins: This is an interesting phrase in that, although the...
5/10/11

BUSINESS ENGLISH with Visual Activities.

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The following visual activities are great to learn lots of new terms related to office/business English. Click on the activities and you...
2/10/11

CUMULATIVE VERB TENSE REVIEW Activities

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These activities are developed to help those students who need a revision about verb tenses. You can download the activities and the answers...