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WE CAN USE PERFECT MODALS TO EXPRESS SUCH MEANINGS AS PAST DEDUCTION OR CRITICISM.

Modal verbs will, can, could, should multiple choice exercise

Learners drag each word next to its corresponding picture.

Read the clues and complete the Family Tree with people and their jobs.

Listen and select the right item.

Listen and choose the righ alternative

In these conversations, the second speaker uses an idiom to react to what the first speaker says.

Students join the months to the right season.

READ THE SAMPLE TEXT AND DO THE QUIZ TO REVIEW AND PRACTICE COLLOCATIONS WHICH YOU HAVE LEARNED.

UP2,UNIT1, LESSON 2

Drag and drop the words

Listen and click on the right item.

UP2, Unit 1, Lesson 3

Drag each season to the right picture.

Drag the greetings to the right picture.

Kids listen to the word and match it with the right picture.

Do you have good or bad habits?

Drag the verbs to the right place.

Students match the words to the pictures.