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URFLT-SA2204-Future with will / be going to-Nguyen Thi Ngoc Anh
- URFLT-SA2204-Future with will / be going to-Nguyen Thi Ngoc Anh
WOULD RATHER – EXERCISE – REVIEW (1)
- WOULD RATHER – EXERCISE – REVIEW (1)
There is and There are
- There is and There are
-ING SPELLING PRACTICE
- -ING SPELLING PRACTICE
PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR THE FUTURE – ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED PRACTICE
- PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR THE FUTURE – ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED PRACTICE
CAUSATIVES (1), (2) – REVIEW – GUIDED DISCOVERY
- CAUSATIVES (1), (2) – REVIEW – GUIDED DISCOVERY
CAUSATIVES (1) – CONTROLLED PRACTICE – NEGATIVE EVENTS
- CAUSATIVES (1) – CONTROLLED PRACTICE – NEGATIVE EVENTS
ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES – CAUSATIVES (3)
- ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES – CAUSATIVES (3)
LEAD-IN – CAUSATIVES (3)
- LEAD-IN – CAUSATIVES (3)
CAUSATIVES (1) – LEAD-IN
- CAUSATIVES (1) – LEAD-IN
EMBEDDED QUESTIONS – CHECKING UNDERSTANDING
- EMBEDDED QUESTIONS – CHECKING UNDERSTANDING
EMBEDDED QUESTIONS – LEAD-IN
- EMBEDDED QUESTIONS – LEAD-IN
PAST ABILITY – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (4)
- PAST ABILITY – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (4)
PAST ABILITY – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (2)
- PAST ABILITY – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (2)
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (5)
- PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (5)
ADJECTIVES WITH FOUR TYPES OF THE INFINITIVE – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (1)
- ADJECTIVES WITH FOUR TYPES OF THE INFINITIVE – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (1)
Diagnostic test
- Diagnostic test
TO SEEM, TO APPEAR AND 4 TYPES OF THE INFINITIVE – REVIEW (2)
- TO SEEM, TO APPEAR AND 4 TYPES OF THE INFINITIVE – REVIEW (2)
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (2)
- PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (2)
PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (5)
- PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS – CONTROLLED PRACTICE (5)
Must / Mustn't
- Must / Mustn't