Bat 2- 

1st and  2nd term syllabus :

 English Department of ies Sedavi .  

present perfect        asking questions in present perfect      present perfect/simple past       tense mix      for/since      already/yet       so/such        been/gone     quantifiers      comparatives      superlatives     gerund/infinitive  (+new)     too/enough   had better/would rather        conditionals  (new)        conditionals theory                  word formation    (new)      passive      personal passive    causative form      I wish/if only   relative pronouns (new)       have (different uses of)      

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1st term 

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

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 

MIXED TENSE 1 

MIXED TENSE 2

MIXED TENSE 3

MIXED TENSE 4

MIXED TENSE 5

Quantifiers and Intensifiers-Theory   words like a lot, little, plenty, few are called quantifiers . Grammar  worksheet and interactive quiz are provided.

new ! SUPERLATIVES try prefix -est to form superlatives. Some irregular cases are also included.

GRAMMAR HELP

new!! Rob's and Juliet's Families: these families don't get on very well. Listen and practice your comparatives.

COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES (superiority)

infinitive or gerund(2)

 infinitive or gerund (4) new-03-04

infinitive or gerund(5)

infinitive or gerund(6)-by Kaye Mastin Mallory

too-enough+infinitive

too-enough (grammar help)

too much-too many---too-enough new-03-04

had better/would rather (1) 

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

2nd term

introduction to conditionals (by Vera Mello)

listen to Conditionals (Uses Real Player)

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 (type 3)   and NOTES (by courtesy of Edufind.com)

Listen to Conditionals (Uses Real Player)

Nouns and Verbs to Adjectives. Word formation exercise: how nouns become verbs and adjectives

NOUN-VERB TO ADJECTIVE(2). more practice from words in text book.

Eric Clapton's 'Tears in Heaven'. -look for conditionals in the song.

passive mixed (2) new-03-04

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

active or passive ?

passive- present continuous tense

passive-modal verbs 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

I wish-if only (1)

I wish - if only (2)

I wish-if only (3)

'wish' story

relative pronouns grammar theory (new- 03-04)

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)

HAVE- POSSESSION . 

HAVE for POSSESSION (PAST)

'HAVE' AS A FULL VERB

'HAVE TO' to express obligation and lack of obligation

'HAVE', mixed types

Have- grammar theory