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The document provides instructions for students to review and complete exercises for 9 units of an English grammar course. For each unit, students are to select exercises from the "Extension/Extra help" or "More help" sections, then fill out a grid indicating the headings of 2 exercises they liked and 2 they did not like. The grid includes spaces to record exercise headings from Units 1 through 9.
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- 1. www.englishrules.tk / 1st ESO Go to www.englishrules.tk. You must revise the concepts and do the selected exercises of each unit from the ‘Extension/Extra help’ or ‘More help’ sections. Then, complete the grid (graella) with the headings (enunciats) of 2 exercises you liked and other 2 you didn’t. Unit 1 – Extension / Extra help • Have got • Possessive’s • Parts of the body Unit 2 – Extension / Extra help • Present simple • Frequency adverbs • Pronouns / possessive adjectives Unit 3 – Extension / Extra help • Review ( Question Words) 11/12/08 Unit 4 – Extension / Extra help • Present continuous • What’s the weather like? Unit 5 – Extension / Extra help • Prepositions • There is / are • Imperative Unit 6 – Extension / Extra help • Countable / uncountable • Some / any • Food & drink Unit 7 – Extension / Extra help • Be: past simple • There was / were Unit 8 – Extension / Extra help • Past simple affirmative • Parts of a house Unit 9 – More help • Going to • Clothes
- 2. www.englishrules.tk - record / 1s I liked I liked I didn't Unit 1 Have got Possessive's Parts of the body Unit 2 Present simple Frequency adverbs Pronouns / possessive adjectives Review ( Question Unit 3 Words) 11/12/08 Present Unit 4 continuous
- 3. What’s the weather like? Unit 5 Prepositions There is / are Imperative Countable / Unit 6 uncountable Some / any Food & drink Unit 7 Be: past simple There was / were
- 4. Past simple Unit 8 affirmative Parts of a house Unit 9 Going to Clothes