Pre-intermediate Grammar Points
TIP! You will find the files of this section on Pre-intermediate/ Downloads
Another tip! if yyou need more practice on Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation and more weblinks visit your textbook site: OUP Pre-intermediate
Another tip! if yyou need more practice on Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation and more weblinks visit your textbook site: OUP Pre-intermediate
General Practice
For online activities on tenses, translation into English and other grammar points you can go to: http://www.gramaticainglesamanas.com/ejercicios.html
Subject / object questionsWho knows about this? What is it about? Find out about how to use it and practise on the webpage below:
http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/quick-grammar/question-forms-subjectobject-questions Comparatives and superlativesVisit English-Zone.Com to get the rules, exercises and the answers.
Page 1: English-Zone.Com 1 Page 2: English-Zone.Com 2 Page 3: English-Zone.Com 3 Answers: English-Zone.Com Answers Visit EnglishinContext facebook page to watch a video explaining this grammar point Practise comparative and superlative adjectives with this song: Big time by Peter Gabriel. Click below to get access to the Songs download section and do an activity about it.
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE AND TIME1. Visit EGO4U Prepositions to read their explanation about both kinds of prepositions.
2. Click on the picture to do an exercise on them AT, IN, ONTime and Location are expressed with these prepositions. Please, visit enjoyourenglish.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/at-on-in/ to get an infographic
Practice on at, on, in, for time and places
CONJUNCTIONSSource: Visit English Exercises for more exercises like these above.
Get the essential connectors pdf file by keepsmilinenglish on downloads/vocabulary and grammar corner. It gives you a good explanation of therefore, because(of), as, since, but, although, so, in spite of, despite, however, moreover, also, too, in addition, to, in order to, etc.
Prepositions of movementRead the explanation on English Purdue about " to, on(to) and in(to)"
Do the exercises on ELT.OUP on other prepositions: Uses of the infinitive or gerundFind a good bilingual explanation about the Infinitive and Gerund on Mansion del Inglés and some exercises
Adjectives ending in -ed/ingDo some activities on this grammar point.
ADJECTIVE ENDINGS - ed/ing, by Carlos Reis
Find this and other adjectives exercises in English Exercises .org Difference of the use of "-ing" or "to" as subjects and objects in EnglishAs I explained, the use of to is considered more formal nowadays. Please, visit Cristina Cabal's site to read her explanation with examples: http://www.cristinacabal.com/?p=7363
Something, Anything, Nothing, Somebody, Anybody.Do some exercises on these words.
Pronouns - Something, Anything, Nothing, Somebody, Anybody, Nobody., by Tatiana
Find this and other pronouns exercises in English Exercises .org Find a good explanation on this topic on English Practice
QuantifiersPractise few,enough, too much, etc.
QUANTIFIERS AND PRONUNCIATION, by Angela Gonçalves
Find this and other quantifiers exercises in English Exercises .org So / neither |
Practice on So / neither by Roberto Bolaños
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Practise So and Neither by Anastasia
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Top 100 Grammar Mistakes by ESL buzz
Find them on https://www.eslbuzz.com/top-100-most-common-mistakes-made-by-english-learners/ You can even download an infographic.