conditionals prezi & activities

• Watch the prezi 
• Conditionals Revision Game
• Mixed Conditionals
• Explanation of inversion in conditionals
• Inversion in conditionals

Inversion Challenge Answer Key

1.       Rarely does the I-phone user go back to Samsung or …

2.       Never have I ever been drunk before noon.

3.       Rarely does a day go by that I don’t hear from folks that are hurting

4.       Not only did J.A. V. survive, he thrived.

5.       No sooner had the Thanksgiving meals digested than the shoppers hit the stores for the bargain Black Friday deals.

6.       Under no circumstances can you publish …

7.       Only now are the Voyagers about to reach the edge of the solar system

8.       Had I known that, I would have felt terrible.

Inversion Challenge

Here's a video containing inversion examples by Luiz Otavio Barroso.
Write the sentences down & see if you can spot them all!
The answer key will be posted at the end of the week
Watch
I'll be posting the answers on Sunday.

Passive: advanced structures

• Passive: advanced structures
• Correct or not?
• Advanced passive structures
• The Passive: Verbs with Two Objects
•  The Passive: Mixed Tenses
• The Passive in Subordinate Clauses

Subjunctive

• Read on it here
• Do a quiz
• Do another Subjunctive Quiz

Cleft sentences

Here is a nice pdf with exercises
Read on cleft sentences
Watch the video here

Modal verbs

From https://www.easypacelearning.com

https://materialsenglish.com/grammar/modal-and-semi-modal-verbs/

Participle Clauses

• Explanation
• Watch a video
• Exercise pdf
• More exercises

Inversion video examples

• Lisa Kudrow Video
• Stephen Colbert Video
• Trevor Noah video

Inversion

• Watch a great prezi here
• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3
• Activity 4
• Activity 5

FUTURE TENSES

FUTURE TENSES:

Other future forms

• Explanation  
• Activity 1 
• To be to do something 
• to be to + infin, on the verge of +ing, about to + infin, bound to + infin, 
• About to, bound to, due to
• Other ways of talking about the Future explanation & activities
• Test yourself

Infinitive/ Gerund

Explanation + activities
Handout 1
Handout 2

Causative

• Explanation
• Exercise

"Used to" or "would"

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3

Be used to & get used to

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3
• Activity 4
• Activity 5

Used to vs Would

• used to & would 
• Language point

Stative verbs

Download the pdf  for stative verbs here

Future Expressions

• to be to + infin, on the verge of +ing, about to + infin, bound to + infin, 

• About to, bound to, due to
• Other ways of talking about the Future explanation & activities
• Test yourself

Adverbs & formal letters answer key

3 POSSIBLE ANSWERS

infinitely preferable vitally important grossly offensive wildly inaccurate deeply / vehemently opposed to wholly unfounded

deeply unpopular drastically improved gravely mistaken hopelessly inefficient frankly ludicrous fully justified

4 POSSIBLE ANSWERS
a Apparently the bus crashed because of faulty brakes.
b Admittedly there are still some lingering concerns about safety.
c Ultimately, parents should decide what is best for their children and not the politicians.
d Frankly, I’m not surprised he hurt himself.
e If you use a mobile phone while driving, you are obviously a risk to other motorists.
f They were driving incredibly fast when they crashed but, amazingly, no one was hurt.
g Put simply, smoking is bad for you.
h Realistically, we will never eliminate all risks.
i He took us out for a spin and, typically, drove way too fast.
j Theoretically, we will be able to rescue them before nightfall.
k The new law will also logically lead to a reduction in fatalities on our roads.
l Generally, drivers in my country don’t buckle up when driving.