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• Subject or Object questions?
• Passives – an introduction
• English Alphabet by sound groups: B, C, D, E, P, T
• B;V;H;X;I;Y;D;T; often confused letters in English Alphabet
• Practise English vowel sounds – video
• Pronounce and practise English numbers 1 to 10
• Practise 1 – 10 with maths exercises
• Pronunciation difference between 13 and 30, or 17 and 70
• More pronunciation practice of 17 or 70, 15 or 50, 19 or 90 etc

 English language pronunciation of numbers

• Review the pronunciation rules

Eigh·TEEN          EIGH·ty

• Do listening exercise

 Introduction difference between 15 and 50, 17 and 70 etc

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Practise these confusing English numbers

Check out this video to learn and practise the difference between these numbers

More practice of English numbers 17, 70; 18, 80; 15, 50 etc

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• What’s 2 + 3? It’s 5
• What’s 3 – 2? it’s 1

Pronounce and practise English numbers 1 to 10

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English numbers 1 – 10

say the even numbers

repeat the odd numbers

count back from 10

Practise English pronunciation

Practise English numbers 1 – 10 with maths

Often confused English letters

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BV; JG; HX; CS; IY; DT

Look at this video to practise the sounds of these letters of the Alphabet:

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Practise saying English vowel sounds

Exercises to pronounce the letters A, E, I, O,U well:

English alphabet by sound groups A, B, C, D, E … X, Y, Z video

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Practise the sounds of English letters: A, B, C, D, E, F etc

Look at this video to find a practical way to learn the correct pronunciation of the 26 letters of the English alphabet:

A, B, C , D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z

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See VIDEO for an explanation: Object questions or Subject questions? – video lesson

In Subject questions it is not possible to use an auxiliary to form the question

We ask: Who made this cake? and not Who did make this cake?

We cannot use an auxiliary verb (do, does, did) to ask a subject question because the standard question form with an auxiliary requires

• Auxilary verb + subject + principle verb  it is ONLY possible if we know who or what does the action, this is the SUBJECT

Example:

• Where do you go on Saturdays?
• Have you seen the new Spielberg film?
• Who did they give the prize to last week? (object question)

If we do not know the subject we cannot use this system.

See VIDEO for an explanation: Object questions or Subject questions? – video lesson

English Language and Grammar exercises

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Be + past participle (of principal verb)

So the Present Passive Simple uses the present of the verb to be and the past participle of the main verb:

Ferrari cars are made in Italy

To see how to form Passive verbs in the:

• Present continuous
• Present perfect
• Past simple
• Past perfect
• Past continuous
• Modal verbs

have a look at this video I have made.

See video on how to form Passive verbs

Passive affirmative neg and question .pdf document with the summary of different verb forms in the passive (affirmative, negative and interrogative forms)

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