Recursos gratuïts anglès

If there is one thing that can make learning English hard for students, it’s the fact that there are many easily confused words. For example, you have homographs, which are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings (the present of the verb ‘read,’ and the past simple and past participle ‘read’). You …

Hi ha paraules que en anglès s’utilitzen molt més que unes altres perquè tenen més d’un significat, com per exemple “get”, “even” i “anyway”. Això mateix succeeix amb ‘then’ paraula de la qual us parlarem avui i que el seu freqüent ús la converteix en una paraula bàsica d’aquest idioma. Perquè no tingueu cap dubte …

Stage 5 Stage 6 Stage 7 En articles anteriors us hem parlat de l’important que és la pronunciació en anglès i especialment quan ens trobem davant paraules que s’escriuen igual però la seva pronunciació és diferent i el seu significat també. Saps de quines paraules t’estem parlant? Efectivament, ens estem referint a aquestes paraules que …

Stage 8 Stage 9 Stage 10   This week’s blog is about mixed conditionals. We sometimes mix the structure of conditional sentences. Generally, this is done by mixing the second and third conditionals.   Download Exercise   Firstly it is important to know the structure of these conditionals.   The 2nd Conditional is: “If + …

Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6   This week’s blog is about prepositions. These words are often difficult for students to learn how to use, mainly because the use of a preposition depends on things such as location when speaking, the size of the thing you are speaking about or how you do the action. …

Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5   John is speaking to Richard. Richard is speaking to John. We can say that John and Richard are speaking to each other. The hotel faces the shoe shop. The shoe shop faces the hotel. Therefore we can say that the hotel and the shoe shop face each other. …

Stage 5 Stage 6 Stage 7 Stage 8   In general we use the Active Voice in everyday speech. But there are some very common instances when it is useful to use the Passive Voice when speaking. Today we are going to look at four of these uses.   Download Exercise   1. When we …

Stage 5 Stage 6 Stage 7   There is a certain suffix that all students of English know, and that is ‘-ing.’ We add this suffix to the end of a verb. Studying, eating, reading, sleeping. However, the same word can be classified in two different ways: as a gerund, or as a present participle. …

Stage 8 Stage 9 Stage 10 In English, when we want to follow a verb immediately with another verb, the second verb must take the form of either a gerund or an infinitive. The tricky part is discovering which verb is followed by what form. There is no rule that will help you to decide …

Stage 6 Stage 7 Stage 8 Spanish and English have a lot of words that are either the same or at the very least close enough to be understood without having ever learned the language. These include a multitude of words that end in either –tion in English or –cion in Spanish. For example, “Education” …