Past Continuous VS Past Simple_EXERCISE (1.3 - 2.1 - 2.2 - BAC)

Past Continuous VS Past Simple_EXERCISE 1

Fill in with the correct form of the past simple or continuous, use the verb in brackets:

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Crush (2013) - Full Movie

Crush 2013 

Directed by Malik Bader

thrill - romance

A secret admirer's crush on a high school athlete takes a fatal turn.

Crush is a movie about Mike Norris, the most good looking guy in his school, that's also the best soccer player in his team, have good grades, some good chezz skills and it's also an artist, what would be the dream man of every college girl, except by the fact he is gay. I mean, they never said he is really gay, but that's the only thing possible after he rejected some nice girls by no reason. I do have a small crush on Sarah Bolger and Crystal Reed, so I just can't accept that.

In a town where creepy stalking behavior seems to be the regional sport, a group of good looking white young people start to have some romance issues, but there's someone among them that is what the internet would call an evil overly attached girlfriend. The movie is boring and almost nothing happens until the ridiculous and predictable plot twist that I was expecting since that I pressed play. It is hard to describe this movie as an horror, but since it doesn't fit in anything else, it's acceptable.

To be fair, the movie is not bad as I was expecting, I think it might be enjoyable for teenage girls, so that must be something, right?

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Educational Videos EXTR@ Episode 02

Educational Videos EXTR@ Episode 02

Hector Goes Shopping

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1.1 POSSESSIVE CASE_Exercises

1.1 POSSESSIVE CASE_Exercises

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1.1 POSSESSIVE CASE

1.1 POSSESSIVE CASE

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1.1 MOCK EXAM 3

I-   VOCABULARY

         

Match

II-        LANGUAGE:

A.  Put in  there is or there are

1.   ________      _________    an elephant in the zoo.

2.   ________      _________    a tiger in the zoo.

3.   ________      _________     five monkeys in the zoo.

4.   ________      _________    zebras in the zoo.

5.   ________      _________    a giraffe in the zoo.

6.   ________      _________    pretty birds in the zoo.

7.   ________      _________    a peacock in the zoo.

8.   ________      _________    pink flamingoes in the zoo.

B.  Choose the right answer

1)   There is/ There are some milk in my coffee.

2)   There is/ There are some good people in our school.

3)   There is/ There are some bread in the kitchen.

4)   There is/ There are ten desks in the classroom.

5)   There is/ There are two supermarkets in this street.

6)   There is/ There are a pretty doll for your daughter on the table.

7)   There is/ There are a new TV in this room.

8)   There is/ There are some mistakes in your homework.

9)   There is/ There are tomatoes and cucumbers in this salad.

10)       There is/ There are not any water in the glass.

C.  Put in  to be (is or  are):

1.   There _______an apple tree in the garden.

2.   There _______ funny monkeys in the zoo.

3.   There _______ chairs in the classroom.

4.   There_______ a lot of pens on the table.

5.   There _______a bird in the tree.

6.   There_______ some water in the bottle.

7.   There _______pretty pictures in the book.

8.   There_______ a lot of children in the classroom.

9.   There _______a tiger in the jungle.

10.         There _______some tea in the cup.

11.         There _______a bird in the cage.

D.  Underline the right answer:

There is a cat.

There are cats.

There’s a tomato.

There are tomatoes.

There’s a monkey.

There are monkeys.

There is a bear.

There are bears.

There’s a berry.

There are some berries.

There’s a berry.

There are some berries.

There’s a flower.

There are lots of flowers.

There is a flower.

There are lots of flowers.

E.  Complete the sentences with some or any:

1)   Are there ____________ books in the bedroom?

2)   There are  ____________ books in the bedroom.

3)   Are there  ____________ windows in the bedroom?

4)   There aren´t  ____________ any carpets on the floor.

5)   there are   ____________ pillows on the bed.

6)   Are there  ____________ pictures on the wall?

7)   There aren´t  ____________ flowers  on the table. 

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HAVE GOT_Exercises

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1.1 HAVE GOT

HAVE GOT

I- USE:

A.   'Have got' is mainly used in British English.

B.   We use 'Have got' to talk about possession and belongings.

I've got a new house.

Has she got a car?

C.   We use 'Have got' to talk about relationships.

Have you got a girlfriend?

He's got three brothers.

Ø  HAVE with the personal pronouns I, you, we, they.

Ø  HAS with the personal pronouns he, she, it.

II- FORM:

	positive	negative	question	a car
I/you/we/they	I have got. I've got.	I have not got. I haven’t got.	Have I got?
he/she/it	He has got. He’s got.	He has not got. He hasn't got.	Has he got?

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