FILE 6

Maybe you would like to revise some of the topics we're studying in this file; if so, click here for all the grammar points in English File.
To revise modals, watch this presentation first, then look at these pages:
- MAY: explanation, exercise,
- MIGHT: explanation,difference may/might,
- SHOULD: explanation, quiz, 

 Try to complete this text with the appropriate modals and choose the best modal here , here and here.

For a complete list of animals (translated and with pronunciation), click here. Obviously they're too many, but just in case you're interested.... Then you can try these pastimes. For an extra listening on animals, go here. Please do not read the text until you have heard it at least twice and do the activities online (on the right).

What would you say if you had to ask for a medicine? Check it here.

FILE 6: CONDITIONALS

For further explanation of the FIRST CONDITIONAL ("probable"), click here. There are exercises at the end. For the SECOND CONDITIONAL ("hypothetical") click here. 
Let's now check if you can tell the difference: do this exercise. this one and this text.

Remember that in hypothetical conditionals with TO BE, we use WERE for all persons. Now let's see if you'd survive these situations... I told you about the conditionals being used in songs. This is the song we heard in class and these are just two more examples. Enjoy them!


What would you do if you were rich?  This man has it very clear!


Beyoncé tells you what she would do... if she were a boy!

Now

Happy Halloween!

How was Halloween?

Hey ho for Halloween

When the fairies all are seen;

Some black and some green,

Hey ho for Halloween!...

(Traditional Irish Rhyme)

What are its origins? Watch this to find out.

For further practice on UNIT 2:

• grammar, holidays vocabulary and reading (text building, just choose the lessons we have seen). 
• This is a game for the prepositions. If you like games with a joystick, go here and practise questions. This other game is easier to play and choose the correct prepositions.
• By the way, if you want to revise the pronunciation of verbs in the past, go here and do not forget to check this post by Laura. Really useful!
• Finally,  this is for the "Practical English" section.

Now you can sing along if you wish: