English Department

R.Wilson's Grammar

e s o 4

b a t  1

b a t  2 

h o m e

auxiliaries

' be' and impersonal forms + new easy listenings and audio gloss-2008

'can' and other modal verbs

causative

comparatives

conditionals

connectors  new worksheet-05

DID

do/does-don't/doesn't new 07

exclamations new 07

for-since-etc

final clauses new

future tenses

had better/would rather

' have'.

infinitive-gerund

>>irregular verbs>>

let-allow

passive voice

past simple

past simple vrs past continuous new MIX series

past perfect

phrasal verbs

present simple

present continuous

present simple vrs present continuous

present perfect

present perfect-already, just, yet,etc

pronouns new-worksheet-04-05

quantifiers

reported speech

relative clauses

some/any/no

so-suchnew-04-05

tense mix new-03-04

too-enough

'used to'

wh. words

wish

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personal and possessive pronouns

some, any compounds (1)

some-any- compounds (2)new- October 04-05

Indefinite Pronouns (ESL Blue) 

personal pronoun worksheet new- October 04-05

pronouns and auxiliaries (1) new- October 05-06

nouns and pronoun (1)

nouns and pronouns (2)

nouns and pronouns (3) new- October 04-05

nouns and pronouns (4)new- October 04-05

interrogative pronouns.(1) (wh.words)

interrogative pronouns.(2)

interrogative pronouns (3)- with acknowledgements to A4esl

interrogative pronouns. (4)

interrogative pronouns-flash version. (4)

interrogative pronouns-memo game. (5)

interrogative pronouns.(6) new- 03-04

interrogative pronouns (7)new- October 04-05

who (subject-object)-whose new- 03-04

who (subject-object)(2) new-june 05

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present  simple-affirmative(2)( with acknowledgements to 'ESL Lab'-needs Real Player)

present simple affirmative-special endings (3) new ,04

present simple affirmative(3-new version)

present simple affirmative(4)

present simple-3rd person singular (5)

present simple and continuous affirm/interr.-listening (6) (new)

practice simple present with Kansas University 

present simple-negative

present simple-affirmative and negative (likes and dislikes)

present simple/gerunds -listen to Alfred talking about what he likes and dislikes doing - new listening

present simple and frequency adverbs

had  better/wouldrather

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a few, a little.

a lot, much

Quantifiers and Intensifiers-Theory.

  a lot, much many +other quantifiers (1) new 07

 quantifiers (2) +much/many new 07

Had Better Would Rather Grammar Theory.

had better/would rather (1)

had better-would rather (2) new-03-04

had better-would rather (3) new-03-04

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do-does-is-are ? (potato skin)

do-does(1)

do-does(2)

do-does(3)

do-does(4)

do-does(5)

do-does(6)

do-does(7)

do-does(8)

do-does(9)

 do-don't (1)

don't-doesn't (2)

 don't-doesn't (3)

do-does-didn't

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relatives(1)

relatives (2)

relatives(3)

relatives-defining- with-without omission, (4)

relatives (5)-includes -which- for entire sentences new- 03-04

relative pronouns (6) with-without omission new- 03-04

relative clauses (7)-link the sentences new- 03-04

relative clauses (8)-  new 05

relative clauses (9) new- 05-06

relative match (1)new- 05

relative match (2)

relative match (3)

relative puzzle (1) a series of 7 sentences to order new- 05

present continuous-affirmative new version- 03-04

present continuous-interrogative new version- 03-04

present simple and continuous-listening

verbs not used in the continuous tenses new version- 03-04

present continuous in order (1of 10) new- April 03-04

(new there is/are exercise series)>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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exclamations

exclamations

 basic auxiliaries (2)

 basic auxiliaries (3)

be present-affirmative

be present-negative (1)

be present-negative (2)

be present-interrogative.

there is-are (1)

 there is/was - there are/were (2) + some / any / no. (new 07)

Trip to Alaska (1) -easy listening

Trip to Alaska (2)

Trip to Alaska-full dialogue-easy auxiliaries

conversation match (1)(new-only Mozilla)

conversation match (2) (new-only Mozilla)

(new-only Mozilla)

going to match 1 (new-only Mozilla)

 There is- there are (3) + a lot of / many, few (new 07)

 there was- there were (4) (new 07)

 some, any, no + impersonal forms (5) (new 07)

simple or continuous(2)

simple or continuous(3)

simple or continuous (4)  new listening 03-04

simple or continuous (5)new- October 04-05

simple or continuous (6) new- October 04-05

simple or continuous (7)new- October 05-06

simple or continuous (8-table) new- October 05-06

simple or continuous (9)new- November 05-06

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let-allow

tense mix  new versions-may-04

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have-possession (1)

have-possession-past (2)

have-full verb

have-obligation/lack of.

have-mixed types (1)

have- different uses (2) new-03-04

let-allow-be allowed new-03-04

tense mix (1)

tense mix (2)

tense mix (3)

tense mix (4)

tense mix (5)

tense mix (6)new-04-05

tense mix (7) new-06-07

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irregular verbs (new memory game ! )

past tense memory (2) new  03-04

past tense memory (3) new  03-04

irregular verbs-table 1 new-03-04

irregular verbs-table 2 new-03-04

irregular (3)new-04-05

irregular (4)new-04-05

past simple-regular and irregular  verbs(1)

past simple-regular and irregular verbs.(2)

past simple of irregular verbs (match list-1)

past simple of irregular verbs.(3)

past simple of irregular verbs and modals .(4)

past simple-regular and irregular verbs.(5)

past simple-regular and irregular.(6)

listen to irregular verbs (7) -new listening

past simple-regular and irregular-interrogative and negative(8)

past simple -regular and irregular. (9)

past negative/interrogative (3 sentences)

prepositions 

prepositions (2)

prepositions (3) from Carmen's page

prepositions of motion

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past simple-did structures(2)

past simple-did structures(3)

past simple-did structures(4)

past simple-did structures(5)

past simple-did structures(6)

new series 03-04

past simple in order-1-

past simple in order-2-

past simple in order-3-

past simple in order-4-

past simple in order-5-

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 easy comparatives and superlatives (2)

 easy comparatives and superlatives (3)

 easy comparatives and superlatives (4)

 easy comparatives and superlatives (5)

comparatives (1)

comparatives (2)

comparatives (3)

comparatives and superlatives (4) (also irregular)

comparatives and superlatives (5)

comparatives and superlatives. (6)

comparatives and superlatives-also irregular (7)new-03-04

comparatives-by Charles Kelly. (8) (with acknow.)new-03-04

 comparatives and superlatives (9) new 07

superlatives

comparatives and superlatives (grammar)

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past simple-past perfect

past simple and continuous.(1)

past simple and continuous.(2)

past simple and continuous.(3)

past simple and continuous.(4)

past simple and continuous.(5)

past simple or continuous?(6) new-03-04

past simple and continuous (7) new-05-06

past simple and continuous (listening 1)

past simple and continuous (listening 2 )

 past continuous jumble (1) new-07

 past continuous jumble (2) new - 07

 past continuous jumble (3)

 past continuous jumble (4)

 past continuous jumble (5)

past simple vrs present perfect

past perfect and simple past

verb 'can'

can-could-ability

can-permission (1)

can-permission(2)

 can, could, may, might (3) new 07

can-may-allow

can-may-let-be allowed (2) new-05-06

 can, could, may, might (3)

must, need, have to, should (1)

must-should-have to-need (2) new-03-04

 must, need, have to, should (3) new 07

modal verbs- can, may, must, need new-03-04

modals-grammar

shall, should, ought to

listen to 'should'

have to-should-all forms new-june 05

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Conditional Sentences Grammar Theory for ies Sedavi

conditionals 1,2 (1)

conditionals 1, 2, 3 (2)

conditionals  1, 2, 3 (3)

conditionals and conjunctions 1,2 (4)

conditionals 1, 2 (5)

conditionals 1, 2 (6)new-03-04

conditionals (7) mixed types 1, 2 & 3 new-03-04

conditionals (9) types 1,2,3.#ffffd9

 conditionals (10) types 1 and 2 new-06-07

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present perfect-aff.(1)

present perfect-aff.(2)

present perfect aff.(3)

present perfect-interr.

present perfect words (1)

present perfect and adverbs (2)new-03-04

for or since(1)

for-since-during (2)new-03-04

for-since-during (3) new march 04

for-since and related words-gapfill(1) new march 04

for-since-etc (put in the right order-10 sentences) new march 04

been or gone ?

yet,still,already, ever, never(1)

just, yet, already, ever,never(2)

just, yet, already(3)

just, yet, already(4)new-03-04

already, yet, still, anymore (5)-by Jack Bradshaw at A4ESL-w. acknowl. new march-04

just, already, yet and others (6)new-05-06

just, already, yet, etc (7)new-05-06

present perfect or simple past(1)

present perfect or simple past(2) at A4ESL

present perfect or simple past(3)

present perfect or simple past(4) new-03-04

present perfect or simple past (5)new-05-06

present perfect or simple past (6)new-05-06

present perfect-simple past (7)new-05-06

I wish/if only new-03-04

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going to match 1 (new-only Mozilla)

future using -ing'

going to (listening comprehension)

will-going to or -ing (1)

will-going to or-ing (2)

will -going to or -ing (3)new-03-04

future handout

mixed verb tense- includes future

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I wish-if only (1)

I wish - if only (2)

I wish-if only (3)

'wish' story

'used to' listening.(2)

used to/was.(3) new listening

used to-be used to

used to-theory

used to-be used to new 03-04

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infinitive or gerund(2)

 infinitive or gerund (4) new-03-04

infinitive or gerund(5)

infinitive or gerund(6)-by Kaye Mastin Mallory new-03-04

infinitive, bare infinitive or gerund (7) new-03-04

infinitive or gerund (8) new-04-05

too-enough+infinitive

too-enough (grammar help)

too much-too many---too-enough (1) new-03-04

too, enough, too much, too many (2) new-03-04

too-enough-too much (3) new-05-06

infinitive-grammar

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reported speech (statements)(1)

reporting statements(2)

reported speech-listening

reported speech-listening (new version)

reported speech-listening (2)

reported speech-listening (3) (new) 

reporting yes-no questions (1) 

reporting yes-no/wh..questions (interview at the pet shop (2)

reported speech-yes-no-wh. questions (3)new march-04

reported speech-statements and questions (4)new march-04

reported speech-wh questions (5)new april-06

reporting orders

reporting commands and special cases (1)

reporting special cases (2)

reported speech-special cases (3) new april-06

reporting 'suggest' and special cases (3) (new)

'Are you enjoying yourself ?' (write in reported spech)

What time does the match start ?(write in reported speech)

say, tell, ask  new june-05

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passive mixed (2) new-03-04

 passive voice (3) (ESL Blue)

active or passive ?

passive- present continuous tense

passive-modal verbs new-03-04

passive-double object (1) new-03-04

passive-personal constructions (1)

passive-personal constructions (2)new-03-04

passive-Grammar Theory for Sedavi Bachillerato

passive with 'get' - new listening

causative theory

causative (1) new-03-04

causative (2) new-03-04

causative-active (3) (Univ of Victoria-with acknow.) new-03-04

causative (4) Rob Wilson-with acknow.) new-03-04

 causative (5) (new 07)

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final clauses

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connectors-printable worksheet  new may-05

connectors-cause

connectors-consequence

connectors-contrast

connectors:contrast-cause

connectors: save and print a little exercise

connectors: save and print this grammar handout by colleague Ricardo Schutz from Brazil

connectors: mixed(1)

connectors mixed(2)

connectors and linking words (3)

connectors (4) multiple choicenew may-04-05

>final clauses-theory  sheet> new-05-06

final clauses (1)     

final clauses (2) new may-04

final clauses (3)new-04-05

final clauses (4)new-05-06

time clauses (1) new may-04

ALL, EVERYTHING, THE ENTIRE and RELATED WORDS

ALL-theory

as or like ?

As-Like Theory

make or do ?

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so-such

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phrasal verbs (Bat 2 unit 7)

phrasal verbs.(Bat 1unit 5 -Vision

isabel perez's phrasal verbs (thank you,  Isabel)

so-such new-04-05