- The first one explains very clearly the different meanings of modal verbs in the present.
- The second one is about perfect modal verbs / modal verbs in the past.
(Thank you to the author, this time a teacher from Málaga, concettadalterio)
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Showing posts with label Power point / slideshare. Show all posts
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
Modal verbs (meaning + structure)
Below I have embeded a couple of power point presentations:
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Reported Speech
Here we have 3 great power point presentations created by a teacher called Antonio Romero who very generously uploaded them in Slideshare for everybody to use. I'm sure we can all benefit from it.
We'll be looking at:
If you feel you need to revise verbal tenses, please see related posts below:
We'll be looking at:
- Reported speech statements
- Reported speech questions and suggestions
- Reported speech commands
If you feel you need to revise verbal tenses, please see related posts below:
Friday, 5 February 2010
Past verbal tenses
The other day I was surfing the Internet and I found by chance this great power point presentation created by an English teacher and I thought I should share it with you. So here it is.
It presents all the verbal tenses in the past. We have not studied the past perfect continuous yet, because this is in the 2nd of Batxillerat syllabus, but have a look at the other tenses for revision.
The Dark Past
It presents all the verbal tenses in the past. We have not studied the past perfect continuous yet, because this is in the 2nd of Batxillerat syllabus, but have a look at the other tenses for revision.
The Dark Past
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
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