To be past tense versus present tense

Hi 5th graders,

We are studying the past tense of the verb to be. If you click on the picture, you'll watch a video with a very simple explanation of this verb and many examples. You can watch it as many times as you want. And when you are sure about this, you can watch the next videos  with the negative form and the interrogative form.

Let's learn!!!

To be going to

Hi guys!

In the last unit, we're studying the "to be going to" form. I know that it's easy, but if you are interested in practice it, click here and in the image to do some exercises.

Indeed, Have a good trip!

CU

Past tense

Hi 6th graders!

I've found two interesting videos for you:

• The first one is about how do the past simple verbs work in English (affirmative, negative and interrogative form)
• The second one is about the pronunciation of the three different forms of the regular verbs in past tense.

Take a moment and watch them. I hope they will be useful.

CU

Making comparisons

 Hi, guys! In our first unit, we were studying comparative and superlative adjectives. In this link you have a very clear explanation about making comparisons with examplesvery usuful to study. Then,if you click here or here, you can do many exercises. See you soon!

Grammar

Hi kids,
In this link you can learn more about English grammar. With very easy and funny games we can:

• learn about the use of Capital letters with the fairy.
• learn  nouns feeding the correct fish.
• learn  adjectives feeding the correct spider.
• learn nouns beating robots.
• learn punctuation with the chameleon.

Choose the game you like most or try them all. Remember: it's important to practice all the grammar skills to improve your English! 

Have a good day!

To be going to

Hi 6th graders,

We are studying 'to be going to' in class. Remind that we must use to be going to when we want to talk about a plan for the future. Here  you are three different exercises to practice:

1. What are they going to do?
2. Going to future.
3. Going to (some grammar explantions and exercises)

I hope they are useful.

Bye!