WH- QUESTIONS PROJECT

 IT'S YOUR TURN!

In pairs, create a CANVA POSTER about a question word.

DUE DATE: 9th December

STEPS:

1 Think and write 3 questions using the question word you are assigned.

2 Add a picture related to each question.

3 Make it as visual as possible.

4 DO NOT forget writing your names.

5 Present your poster to your mates.

Let's do it!

WH- questions

  

What, where, who, why, which, how. Choose the correct one.

Different games
Choose the correct question word
Choose the correct question word
Write the correct question word

UNIT 8: PAST PASSIVE VOICE

UNIT 5 BLOG ACTIVITIES

Choose the correct verb

Write the correct form of the verb

Write passive voice sentences

Many different activities. Choose yours

UNIT 8: REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS

Grammar activities

Choose the right pronoun.

Fill in each blank with the correct reflexive pronoun

Complete the sentences.

UNIT 8: CONTENTS AND PAST OBLIGATION

 

Choose the correct option

UNIT 7: REPORTED SPEECH

 

Here you have a compilation of the links we have used along the school year,

UNIT 2

UNIT 2

UNIT 4

Many links with extra practice

UNIT 7: TAG QUESTIONS

 

Choose the correct option
Write the tag questions (present tenses)
Write the tag questions

Liveworksheet

UNIT 7: THINK

SPEAKING (1minute 30seconds)

Prepare an oral presentation about your multiple intelligences.

Think about your interests and the things you are good at.

Which multiple intelligences do these activities or abilities represent?

Explain why you like these activities and how you feel when you practice them.

Do not forget explaining a little bit about each intelligence.

Let everyone know a bit more about you!

Vocabulary activity

UNIT 6: HOMEWORK

Clic on the activities

Complete the activities and clic "send to my teacher".

UNIT 6: NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

Use the correct pronoun

Take the quiz
Combine the sentences

Write non-defining relative clauses

Join the sentences

DEFINING AND NON-DEFINING SENTENCES

Different activities

Play the grammar games

Online game

Start in minute 1.35

  

https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=9090

Clic the correct option

Choose the correct pronoun

Complete the sentences
Clic on  the correct one
Write the defining relative clause

Write the relative sentence

UNIT 6: DETERMINERS

Both or neither?
Write the correct option (both, neiter, either [one or the other])
Choose the correct option (both, neiter, either)

UNIT 6: SPECULATION

 

Liveworksheets Choose the correct option

Liveworksheets

UNIT 6: PHRASAL VERBS

Memory game 

UNIT 6 CONTENTS AND VOCABULARY

Vocabulary matching game

UNIT 5: TOO MUCH /MANY AND ENOUGH

 

Too or enough?
Different activities
Too and enough quiz

Choose the correct option
Complete the sentences
Write short sentences using be + too or enough 

Very, too or enough?

TOO, TOO MUCH / MANY, ENOUGH

Choose the correct option

Choose A, B or C

Complete the sentences

UNIT 5: PAST PASSIVE VOICE AND QUESTIONS

PAST PASSIVE

Complete the sentences 

Turn into passive voice 

FROM PASSIVE TO ACTIVE

PASSIVE VOICE QUESTIONS

Order the words

Complete the questions

Turn into passive voice. They can be present or past.

Liveworksheet

UNIT 5: PASSIVE VOICE

The person or object that receives the action is MORE IMPORTANT than 

the person or people who does the action.

 

Put the words in the correct order
Write the verbs in the correct form
Complete the sentences
Turn into the passive voice

SOME GAMES

https://www.eslgamesplus.com/passive-voice-past-passive-esl-grammar-sentence-activity-fun-game-online/

http://www.eslgamesworld.com/members/games/grammar/basketball/active%20vs.%20passive%20voice/active%20vs.%20passive%20voice.html

http://www.quiz-tree.com/ESL-Grammar_Active-vs.-Passive-Voice_1imageXML.html

Liveworksheet

UNIT 5: CONTENTS

 

UNIT 4: REPORTED SPEECH

    

  PAST SIMPLE TO PAST PERFECT

Complete

Report the sentences

Write reported sentences

Report the sentences

    

Choose the correct option

Take the quizz at the bottom

Report the questions

Report the questions. Think first what type of question they are.

Questions. Read the instructions before you start.