CLOTHES

Men's Clothes

suit(s)	shirt(s)	tie(s)

Women's Clothes

dress(es)	blouse(s)	skirt(s)
	tanktop(s)

Uni-Sex

coat(s)	jacket(s)	t-shirt(s)
trouser(s)	jean(s)	short(s)
jumper(s) pullover(s)	cardigan(s)	sweatshirt(s) with a hood = hoodie(s)
glove(s)	mitten(s)

Baby Clothes

romper suit(s)	nappy (nappies)

Holiday/Leisure Clothes

swimming trunk(s)	bikini(s)	swimsuit(s)  swimming costume(s) bathing costume(s)

Nightwear

nightdress(es) nightie(s)	pyjama(s)	dressing gown(s)

Underwear

Mens

boxers	Y-fronts

Ladies (Lingerie)

bra(s)	pant(s) knicker(s)
stocking(s)	tight(s)

Uni-Sex

	vest(s)

Footwear

shoe(s)	sandal(s)	boot(s)
wellington(s)	slipper(s)	sock(s)

Headware

beret(s)	bowler hat(s)	trilby (trilbies)
knitted hat(s) woolen hat(s)  bobble hat(s)	cap(s)

- See more at: http://www.learnenglish.de/vocabulary/clothes.html#sthash.TApBGNTG.dpuf

Future Tense Practice

http://www.english-4u.de/future_ex1.htm

http://www.english-4u.de/future_ex2.htm

http://www.english-4u.de/future_ex3.htm

Future Tenses

FUTURE TENSES

The will - future is used

1.	to talk about future actions we can't influence or control.
2.	to foretell future actions or to express hopes, expectations, fears, offers, promises, refusals,... . Key words: I’m sure, I believe, I expect, I hope, I suppose, I think, I'm afraid, I wonder, I fear, I worry, I promise, I guess or perhaps, possibly, surely, probably, maybe
3.	with I / we for spontaneous reactions or making promises I shall is sometimes used instead of I will. (

The going to - future is used

1.	to talk about future things you intend to do, plan or decided to do
Example:
Did you know that Sarah is in hospital? No, I didn’t. I’ll visit her this afternoon. (spontaneous reaction »»» will - future) Yes, I’m going to visit her next month. (planned action »»» going to - future)
2.	to foretell future actions for which we have proofs that they are going to happen.

The present progressive is used

to talk about future things that are fixed, planned or definitely decided

The speaker must refer to the future and not to the present.

I am visiting my grandparents tomorrow.

What are you doing next Friday?

The present simple is used

to talk about times of arrivals and departures of traffic and times of events.

The train leaves at 10.20.

The bus goes at 8.30.

When does the concert begin? http://www.english-4u.de/future_tense.htm

WEATHER EXERCISES

http://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-9240.php

http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/vocabulary-exercise-seasons.php#.VEOzTvnF-AU

WEATHER VOCABULARY

VERB TENSES CHART

TO DO (dates for tasks)

Dear Students
It is really important to have on mind these dates for next tasks to be done in class.

Thursday October 16th/14      Verb tenses review + worksheet

Friday October 17th/14            Listening quiz + vocabulary quiz

Tuesday October 21st/14         Writing exercise + pronunciation task

Thursday October 23rd/14       Reading comprehension photocopies

Tuesday November 4th/14       Reading comprehension test

And remember...

Illnesses vocabulary

http://quizlet.com/17651820/vocabulary-of-illness-flash-cards/

ILLNESSES

Quantifiers exercises

http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-quantifiers.php#.VDcxhPldWAU

Important information

Hello students!

As we are having a meeting tomorrow afternoon, please study first the post related to countable and uncountable nouns then do the worksheet. It's necessary to photocopy the worksheets and print the explanation given. God work! See you!

COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE worksheet

WORKSHEET COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

A. Are these nouns countable or uncountable?

1. water ____________

2. fruit _____________

3. coconut __________

4. bread ____________

5. DVD _____________

6. meat ____________

7. ball _____________

8. snack____________

9. glasses___________

10. pen ____________

11. milk____________

12. chair____________

13. gasoline__________

14. table____________

15. cream____________

16. money____________

17. oil ______________

18. insect____________

19. sofa_____________

20. yogurt____________

21. school____________

22. bus ____________

23. food ____________

24. chocolate ________

25. ship ____________

B `a´ or `an´ ? (Countable Nouns)

1. ____________ uncle

2. ____________ hour

3. ____________ bus

4. ____________ dress

5. ____________ oven

6. ____________ beach

7. ____________ teacher

8. ____________ insect

9. ____________ taxi

10. ____________umbrella

11. ____________player

12. ____________eye

13. ____________castle

14. ____________artist

15. ____________river

16. ____________tent

17. ____________doctor

18. ____________exercise

19. ____________lady

20. ____________house

21. ____________envelope

22. ____________taxi

23. ____________idea

24. ____________computer

25. ____________chair

C. `a / an´, `some´ and `any´

1. Lisa´s got a / an towel.

2. Ana´s got a / some rucksack.

3. Lucía’s got an / some insect repellent.

4. Javi hasn´t got some / any sunglasses.

5. Antonio´s got a / some swimming costume.

6. Ignacio hasn´t got any / some sandwiches.

7. Angeles has got an / a apple.

8. There aren´t any / some cafés in the city.

9. I haven´t got any / some money.

10. Have you got some / any sun cream?

11. We´ve got some / any sandwiches.

12. We need a / an torch for our camping trip.

13. There isn´t some / any litter on the beach.

14. I´m going to buy any / an ice cream.

15. Can I have some / a strawberries?

16. You can have this cereal with some / a milk.

17. I´ve got any / some fruit.

18. There isn´t some / an elephant.

19. There aren´t some / any sharks.

20. Are there some / any plants?

21. Is there a / an tree?

22. Is there some / any cheese in the fridge?

23. There is a / some water in the fridge?

24. The supermarket´s got some / a strawberries.

25. I´ve got a / some soup in the fridge.

 http://www.language-worksheets.com

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS (to study)

http://www.engvid.com/english-resource/countable-and-uncountable-nouns/

FOOD AND DRINKS

http://www.esolcourses.com/topics/food-and-drink.html