Showing posts with label to be. Show all posts
Showing posts with label to be. Show all posts

3/18/2013

Past simple: to be, questions

Try these exercises:
And the TEST!

To be -aff. and negs.

Today we are learning the past forms of the verb 'to be', the first of our irregular verbs.
And... the TEST.


10/23/2012

Practice what you know -to be-

You can download these tests to practice what you know about the verb to be. This unit's test will contain similar questions to the ones you will find here.


10/21/2012

To be, exercises (questions)

a paper note that says "ask anything"
You must complete 5 exercises, not 8. Choose which ones you want to do.
Easy exercises
  1. Exercises 1-4 (every 5 activities, it's a new exercise)
  2. Exercises 5-8 (every 5 activities, it's a new exercise)
Intermediate exercises
  1. Exercises 1-4 (every 5 activities, it's a new exercise). You must translate 1 for every 5 questions.
  2. Exercises 5-8 (every 5 activities, it's a new exercise). You must translate 1 for every 5 questions.
Difficult exercises
  1. Exercises 1-4 (every 5 activities, it's a new exercise). You must translate 3 for every 5 questions.

  2. Exercises 5-8 (every 5 activities, it's a new exercise). You must translate 3 for every 5 questions.

Exercises, to be (negations)

Dice with letters reading You are not alone
Or in contracted form: You're not alone.
Easy, intermediate and hard:
  • Exercise 1.
  • Exercise 2.
  • Exercises 3 and 4 (1-10/11-20).
  • Exercise 5 and 6 (intermediate students must translate one of these exercises into Catalan; difficult level students must translate both exercises).

Exercises 'to be', affirmative

Now you know what the verb to be is and what its forms are. Use what you know and choose the difficulty and complete the exercises.
Exercises that are 10 sentences long or longer can be divided in groups of 5. Translation exercises (intermediate and difficult level) count as a different exercise.
Funny picture of Shakespeare being asked a silly question about to be or not to be
Easy exercises:
  • Exercise 1
  • Exercise 2
  • Exercise 3
  • Exercise 4
  • Exercise 5
Intermediate exercises:
  • Exercise 1
  • Exercise 2 (translate the sentences into Catalan!)
  • Exercise 3
  • Exercise 4
  • Exercise 5
Difficult exercises:

10/16/2012

Grammar: to be and have got

 Before we begin with the exercises, it is a good idea to revise what we know about the verb 'to be' and the verb 'have got'. Here's what you need:
Shadow of a man jumping on his hand

Unit 3: to be and have got

In this unit you will learn:
  1. What does the verb 'to be' mean?
  2. What are the forms of the verb 'to be'?
  3. What does the verb 'have got' mean?
  4. What are the forms of the verb 'have got'?
At the end of this unit you will write a short text explaining who you are and what you have got in your room.

A funny figurine mocking the 'to be or not to be' speech from Hamlet