How good are you? Are you better than your friends? Are you more intelligent or do you feel more important? How do we express these feelings in English? We have to use the comparative form! Click on the image below, read the explanation and do the exercises!

Yesterday we talked about how to create adverbs from adjectives and we saw some special cases. Now I invite you to do the next exercise…just click on the image.

Hi again!

Here you  have a song that’s very often played on the radio. Just write the words in the correct place!

A new song, this time it’s mine!! First recorded in 1966 by  Parks and his wife Gail Foote, it was later covered by Frank Sinatra and his daughter. In 2001 Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman had a  great success with this song:  “Somethin’Stupid”

Click on the image and start with some phrasal verbs! Answer with the punctuation, please!

Let’s revise important words to talk about family. Apart from father, sister, grandmother, brother… there are many more words we need to know! So try with the exercises below.

Click on each image for different activities.

Here there’s one of my favourite films. Julia Robert is an excellent actress and Richard Gere…what can I say…he’s so attractive! The song is really catchy and not difficult. So, try to get a 10!!

Good luck and enjoy the song!

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Here’s a listening comprehension. Click on the image below and do the activity; you only have to write the numbers!  Enjoy the song!

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This is an activity we already did in class. The man on the ad speaks quite quickly, so try to repeat the exercise and understand all the adjectives.

Good luck!

Hello my dear student!

Let’s see if you remember some of the adjectives worked last Friday. Click on the picture below and do the activities; add the new adjectives in your list…it’ll be useful!