Used to, get used to y be used to son tres expresiones usadas muy regularmente en inglés. Son muy similares en cuanto a forma entre sí, pero tanto su significado como estructura completa son muy diferentes. A continuación, encontraréis una tabla que puede resumir cómo se utiliza cada una y su significado.
8 de febrero de 2014
5 de febrero de 2014
Episodes time!
If you're not really sure about your listening skills, you can watch this episodes. They are short and easy to understand, so you should not have any problems!
26 de enero de 2014
Video: "What my brain does before bed"
Task:
Brief summary of the video. Give examples of what she says. Are you a heavy sleeper? Do you find it hard to get asleep?
Tests
- Prepositions & Phrasal Verbs - Level 1 [easier] (179 questions)
- Prepositions & Phrasal Verbs - Level 2 [harder] (89 questions)
- Verbs & Tenses - Level 1 [easier] (103 questions)
- Verbs & Tenses - Level 2 [harder] (31 questions)
- Vocabulary - Level 1 [easier] (101 questions)
- Misc. (Pronouns, Adjectives, Adverbs, Conjunctions, etc.) (99 questions)
- Idioms - Level 1 [easier] (40 questions)
- Idioms - Level 2 [harder] (17 questions)
-> Note: In case you don't want to do the full tests, you can choose how many questions you want to do in each test here ☞ Multiple-Choice Tests (Various)
Listenings
Here you have some practice listenings you can do to test your skills!
♦ First page.
♦ Second page.
♦ Third page.
♦ Four page.
♦ First page.
♦ Second page.
♦ Third page.
♦ Four page.
1 de enero de 2014
PET (B1)
Here, you can found resources that may help you practice the PET exam's parts.
♦ Exam (examples).
♦ Games.
♦ Listening exercises.
♦ Exam (examples).
♦ Games.
♦ Listening exercises.
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