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Decimals and Percents made easy
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These lessons explains basic techniques to convert decimals and percents. Practice activities include reading and writing decimals, adding and subtracting decimals, converting decimals to fractions,…
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Grammar check 01
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ADVERBS We use adverbs with verbs. They often answer the question ‘how’?. ‘The stranger listened carefully.’ (How did he listen?) We usually form adverbs by adding –ly to the adjective. slow +…
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Build your vocabulary - food (II)
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Work in pairs. Student A is a customer in a cafe, student B is a waiter/waitress adding up the total of the order. Example: Student A : Can I have sausage and chips and a lemonade, please? Student B :…
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Adverbs (I)
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‘They decided to get married secretly.’ When we want to describe how somebody does something, we use an adverb. This kind of adverb is called an adverb of manner. We usually make an adverb of manner…
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Adverbs - Understanding the text
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SHE LOOKS AT HIS BACK CAREFULLY Carefully is an adverb. It describes how Mary looks at Colin's back. We use adverbs to describe how we do something. We usually make adverbs by adding ly to the…
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Circuit Maths
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In this game the students need to connect the components together based on the addition questions and answers. They have to click and drag from the question to the answer (or vice-versa). Every failed…
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An unusual case
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‘An unusual case’ Look at this sentence from Chapter One: This case is very unusual. In English we use the prefix -un before an adjective to mean ‘not’. For example: Watson was not happy.…
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Grammar - Go back to the text
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Adverbs We form the adverb of an adjective by adding -ly – quickly With adjectives ending in y such as easy we drop the y and add ily – easily For words ending in e, like incredible, we drop the e…
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Grammar check!
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Look at these sentences: Will Scarlett was a good archer, but Robin was the best. Robin and his men were the best archers of the region. Best is a superlative. Some superlatives are irregular. Look at…
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Grammar check!
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When we want to say that something will happen in the future, we can use the word ‘will’ before the verb. Look at these examples: Robin says: ‘No one will recognise me.’ He says ‘will’…
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