READING COMPREHENSION EXERCISES FOR ALL LEVELS

Reading is a perfect way of practising grammar or vocabulary and of learning lots of interesting information.
If you need texts with different exercises to check your comprehension, here is
a web that will help you a lot from the British Council. It's useful for all levels!
You can use it for practice or even to test your level!

For example, imagine you are a beginner: Level 1-A1 on the web- , let's start with a simple text, do the exercise (use an online dictionary if you need help with the difficult vocab) and correct it.

After this you have different options:

a) if it's very  difficult: try another one from the same level to practice.

b) if it's very easy: go to the another text from another level

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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS: WHOSE IS THIS? IS IT YOURS OR HERS?

Ready?

Let's do this simple exercise

Exercise 2 

Exercise 3

Exercise 4

Exercise 5



                                              Well done!

THERE IS OR IT IS, THERE WAS OR IT WAS???????? DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THERE AND IT/THEY

This post is dedicated to my niece. She has problems with these words. Why? Because the pronunciation is similar and because the use of "it" can be problematic for Spanish speakers, so you need a lot of practice:
1.Here is a good explanation and a first exercise

2.after reading it, you can do the following exercise

3.and after that, the next one

4.and finally, the last one

5.if you want to do more practice, there are lots of exercises on agendaweb


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SELF-STUDY: DO IT YOURSELF!

When you are studying a new language, some things will require a teacher to orientate you and follow your  progress, but  there's a lot you can do on your own!
Don't be lazy!
Set aside some time every day for practice or revision.
Draw your own plan
When you are ready: GO!
 Even from the beginning, you'll need a lot of practice, here is a web that might help you with lots of activities, from BEGINNER to ADVANCED.

OM PERSONAL

Choose your level or activities, on the left.
Lots of luck!

PAST PARTICIPLES FOR LEVEL 1

You need to study the past participles and know them really well in order to build different tenses, such as  the present or past perfect and the passive tenses, so here are some exercises:

My favourite way of learning the English irregular verbs is by making different groups according to the different forms, read this interesting grammar explanation. 

Exercise 1

Exercise 2