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Academia de inglés en Valls – 28 años

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Academia de inglés en Valls

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Academia de inglés en Valls con sus profesores nativos ahora celebra sus 28 años dando clases a Valls.

Ian Coldwell

Prepara’t per l’anglès de batxillerat aquest estiu a Valls

El profesor de inglés Sr. Ian Coldwell es nativo y lleva más de 28 años dando clases a todos los niveles.

Preparamos nuestros estudiantes para la comuncación en inglés. Inglés es una lengua que cada dia más la necesitamos:

por el trabajo
para viajar
por internet
por ocio i tiempo libre

Para más información sobre l’escuela Academia de anglès Languagewell a Valls

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Academia de inglés Languagewell en Valls

English for University – courses in Valls summer 2016

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Academia anglès a Valls – 28 anys

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Academia d’anglès a Valls

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Academia d’anglès a Valls amb professors nadius amb més de 28 anys d’experiència.

Ian Coldwell

Prepara’t per l’anglès de Batxillerat aquest estiu a Valls

Ian Coldwell i el seu equip preparen els seus estudiants per a l’anglès de communicació. Anglès és una llengua que cada dia més la necessitem:

per la feina
per viatjar
per internet
per oci i lleure

Per a més informació sobre l’escola Academia de anglès Languagewell a Valls

Els grups són petits i sempre posem importància en el part oral i parlat

Ara la matricula esta oberta truca al 696 989 266 o envieu un e-mail a info.languagewell@gmail.com

Passeig de l’Estació 40

43800 Valls

Finishing ESO 4 – prepare English for Batxillerat in Valls, summer 2016

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Prepare for English in Batxillerat this summer in Valls

English in 1r Batxillerat is much more difficult than the English in ESO 4 in Spain.

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If you or you son or daughter has passed English in ESO 4 with a lower mark than 7 then you will almost definitely have serious problems with English in Batxillerat.

Languagewell, with Ian Coldwell, has more than 26 years of experience preparing students for real English in the last years of secondary school, for university and especially for studying and working abroad.

Our experience demonstrates very clearly that an intensive course in the summer before doing Batxillerat is essential.

We will be doing classes this summer in July 2016 to prepare students for English in Batxillerat in the Valls area.

For more information:

Psg de l’Estació 40

tel: 696 989 266

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English classes in Valls with Languagewell

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Using the Past Perfect

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How we use the Past Perfect

The Past Perfect tells us about something that happened before another time in the past

     When I arrived at the cinema the film had already started

There are two events, here in chronological order:

     The film started (at 8.00 pm)

     I arrived at the cinema (at 8.10 pm)

If we focus our attention on: I arrived at the cinema this will mean that The film started is an action or event anterior to that

Another example would be:

John first met Lucy at a conference in 1998

John saw her again at Heathrow airport in London last August

If we focus our attention on last August we would get the following sentence:

When John saw the tall, elegant woman at Heathrow airport last August, he remembered that he had met her some years before.

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More exercises with MODAL verbs for B1/B2

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Exercises with modal verbs for Bachillerato and PET/FCE

More exercises with MODAL verbs B1/B2

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2. Rewrite grammar exercises for Bachillerato and PET/FCE

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Charles was injured while he was playing rugby (during)

A	Charles was injured during he was playing rugby.
B	Charles was injured while the rugby match was during.
C	Charles was injured during the rugby match.

Question 2

Surely your sister has passed her driving test this time. (must)

A	Your sister must her driving test pass this time.
B	Your sister must have passed her driving test this time.
C	Surely your sister must passed her driving test this time.

Question 3

It isn't necessary for him to get up early. It's a holiday (have to)

A	It isn't necessary that he have to get up early. It's a holiday.
B	He doesn't have to get up early. It's a holiday.
C	Not necessary have to get up early. It's a holiday.

Question 4

James is practically illiterate. (hardly)

A	James can hardly read.
B	James can read hardly literature
C	James hardly reads literature.

Question 5

It was the first time that I ate octopus (never)

A	I had never eaten octopus before.
B	It was the first time that I never eat octopus.
C	I never eat before octopus.

Question 6

“Let's have a party on Friday evening” (She suggested)

A	She suggested that have a party on Friday evening.
B	She suggested having a party on Friday evening.
C	She suggested that to have a party on Friday evening.

Question 7

It's a pity that you can't come with us. (I wish)

A	I wish that you can come with us.
B	I wish you could come with us.
C	I wish that you can't come with us.

Question 8

Felix first met his wife fifteen years ago. (for)

A	Felix first met his wife for fifteen years ago.
B	Felix has known his wife for fifteen years ago.
C	Felix has known his wife for fifteen years.

Question 9

Your students won't improve if you don't tell them to work harder. (unless)

A	Your students won't improve unless you tell them to work harder.
B	Your students won't improve unless you don't tell them to work harder.
C	Your students will improve unless you tell them to work harder.

Question 10

They didn't tell her about John's accident. (she)

A	They didn't she tell about John's accident.
B	She wasn't told about John's accident.
C	She was not told her about John's accident.

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Rewriting exercise at B1/ B2 level

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1. Rewrite grammar sentences for Bachillerato and PET/FCE

10 rewriting exercises for you to practise correct grammar forms

B1/B2 rewriting exercise - 1

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Unless the bus arrives on time, we'll miss the beginning of the film. (if)

A	If not the bus arrive on time, we'll miss the beginning of the film.
B	If the bus doesn't arrive on time, we'll miss the beginning of the film.
C	Unless the bus arrives on time, if we miss the beginning of the film.

Question 2

I don't like their clothes and I don't like their music. (neither...nor)

A	I don't like their clothes neither I like nor their music.
B	I neither like their clothes nor their music.
C	I neither don't like their clothes nor I like their music.

Question 3

Children aren't allowed in pubs in the UK. (can't)

A	Pubs can't allow children in the UK.
B	Children can't allowed in pubs in the UK.
C	Children can't go into pubs in the UK.

Question 4

Did you find a solution to that problem? (solve)

A	Did you solve that problem?
B	Did you solve by solution the problem?
C	Did you find a solve way to that problem?

Question 5

Nobody told us where to go. (we)

A	We told us nobody where to go.
B	We weren't told where to go.
C	Nobody told us where we go.

Question 6

When she went into her house, she saw nobody in the kitchen. (anybody)

A	When anybody went into the house, she didn't see nobody in the kitchen.
B	When she went into the house, she saw anybody in the kitchen.
C	When she went into the house, she didn't see anybody in the kitchen.

Question 7

They'll call a plumber to repair the shower. (repaired)

A	They'll have the shower repaired.
B	A plumber would repaired the shower.
C	The shower will been repaired.

Question 8

We don't go to the beach very often. (rarely)

A	We don't go to the beach rarely.
B	We rarely go to the beach.
C	We go to the beach rarely.

Question 9

What's the price of this television? (How much?)

A	How much the cost of this television?
B	How much the price of this television?
C	How much does this television cost?

Question 10

I don't think she's being honest. (lying)

A	I think she's lying.
B	I don't think she's lying.
C	I think she's honestly lying.

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WAIT: wait turn, wait up, lie in wait, waiting list, waiting room

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Meaning of WAIT: waiting room, lie in wait, wait your turn, waiting list, wait up

lie in wait

hide, waiting to attack or surprise

– the thieves were lying in wait for the rich man to open the house door before they attacked him.

wait one’s turn

not act until the right or assigned moment

– I’m sorry Johnny but you have to wait your turn. I promised Max that he would be the first to play the new computer game.

Waiting list

list of people who want something (tickets, jobs)

– I’m the first on the waiting list for the new flats when they are finished
– We’re sorry sir but we don’t have any more i-phones in stock. Do you want us to put you on the waiting list?

Wait up

delay going to bed

– Even though it was 11 o’clock, my wife let my children wait up for me when I returned from the convention.

waiting room

a room for people waiting (for a train, to see a Dr. etc)

– The receptionist told me to sit in the waiting room until I was called into the doctor’s consulting room

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A	He will have to
B	He had to
C	He would
D	He should

A	You will have to
B	You must
C	You might
D	You should

A	You mustn't talk
B	You don't need to talk
C	You can't talking
D	You shouldn't talk

A	He can't go
B	He needs go
C	He ought go
D	He might go

A	Must he
B	Should he
C	Does he need to
D	Can he

A	You must to work hard or
B	You don't have to work hard or
C	You must work hard or
D	You don't have work hard or

A	They might have left
B	They would have left
C	They should have left
D	They could had left

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Academia de inglés en Valls – 28 años

Academia de inglés en Valls

Languagewell

Academia de inglés en Valls con sus profesores nativos ahora celebra sus 28 años dando clases a Valls.

Ian Coldwell

English for University – courses in Valls summer 2016

Improve your English for university and work

Intensive course – Summer 2016 in Valls

want to understand English better

want to communicate in English

want to improve your CV and your job prospects

Academia anglès a Valls – 28 anys

Academia d’anglès a Valls

Languagewell

Ian Coldwell

Finishing ESO 4 – prepare English for Batxillerat in Valls, summer 2016

Prepare for English in Batxillerat this summer in Valls

English in 1r Batxillerat is much more difficult than the English in ESO 4 in Spain.

Ask your grammar questions

We answer your GRAMMAR questions

Teachers and native speakers!

Using the Past Perfect

How we use the Past Perfect

Past perfect or Past Continuous -Grammar Exercise

More exercises with MODAL verbs for B1/B2

Exercises with modal verbs for Bachillerato and PET/FCE

More exercises with MODAL verbs B1/B2

Rewrite B1/B2 grammar exercise 2

2. Rewrite grammar exercises for Bachillerato and PET/FCE

Rewriting sentences 2:

B1/B2 rewriting exercise - 2

Rewriting exercise at B1/ B2 level

1. Rewrite grammar sentences for Bachillerato and PET/FCE

10 rewriting exercises for you to practise correct grammar forms

B1/B2 rewriting exercise - 1

WAIT: wait turn, wait up, lie in wait, waiting list, waiting room

Meaning of WAIT: waiting room, lie in wait, wait your turn, waiting list, wait up

lie in wait

wait one’s turn

Waiting list

Wait up

waiting room