Level 10 idec Blog

Welcome to Level 10 Blog . In this level you will be working with the skills that enable you to connect your thoughts in a clear and understandable manner. Our blog will provide you with further practice on some course topics, as well as remind you of some important dates.


Saturday, April 23, 2016

Homework for Monday, May 16th.

Hello, here are our last video quizzes for this term. As usual, please answer them and send the results to your teacher. Teacher code is PennyLane. Hope you find them interesting. For websites and blogs that support iframes: Vertical Player:

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Practice exercises for the 4th Module.

Hello again:


We are just back from Easter holidays and should get ready to sit for the IV module exams.

The topics are as follows:
  1. Infinitives and gerunds.
  2. Conditional sentences types zero, 1, 2 and 3.
  3. Idioms with parts of the body.

Please go to the following links to practice.

  • For notes on Gerunds, click here
  • For notes on Infinitives, click here
  • To practice infinitives and gerunds, click herehere, and here
  • For notes on conditional sentences type 1,2, and 3, click here 
  • To practice the zero conditional, click here
  • For Conditional Sentences, click here, and here.
  • More on conditional sentences, click herehere, and here     

Saturday, February 6, 2016

Practice exercises for the Module III exam.

Hello:

The topics for the III module exam are:

. Questions with like
. Information questions
. Indirect questions
. Ed - ing adjectives
. Present perfect vs simple past
. Present perfect continuous
. Present perfect passive

Click on the following links to practice.

To practice questions with like, herehere and here
To practice information questions, go here, and here
To practice indirect questions, go here and here
To practice ed - ing adjectives, go here
To practice present perfect vs simple past, go here
To practice present perfect continuous, go here
To practice present perfect active/passive, go here




Sunday, January 24, 2016

Homework assignment.

Hello:

Here are two new video quizzes for you to answer. As always, the teacher code is PennyLane.

For websites and blogs that support iframes: Vertical Player: For websites and blogs that support iframes: Vertical Player:

Friday, December 4, 2015

Practice exercises for the II module exam.




Hello students:

As you know, the exam for the 2nd module is Wednesday December 9. The topics for the exam are:


  • Modals for suggestion, obligation, permission and requests.
  • Phrasal verbs.
  • Future forms.
Please review your notes on the subject and to practice here you will find some exercises.

To practice have to and be allowed to, go here.
To practice more modal verbs, go here.
For more modal verbs, go  here
To practice some phrasal verbs, go here.
To practice requests and offers, go here
To practice I think, I don't think + will, go here
To practice going to vs will, go here.
To practice future continuous, go here

Good Luck!!!




Friday, November 13, 2015

Homework for Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Hello:

Here are two video quizzes to be answered.  Like you did before, answer the quiz, then click on "see you did", and then click on "send the results to your teacher". The teacher code is PennyLane.


Vertical Player: Vertical Player:

Monday, October 5, 2015

English Exam for the First Module, 2015/2016





Hello everyone:

Our English exam for the first module will be on October 14, 2015 at 09:00 A.M.
Following you will find the exam topics as well as some links to practice the grammar for the exam:

Topics.


  • Simple Present vs Present Continuous
  • Stative verbs vs action verbs
  • Passive voice
  • Contrast between passive and active voice
  • Narrative Tenses


Following are some practice exercises:

  • To practice present simple vs present continuous go herehere , and here.
  • More practice on present simple vs present continuous here
  • For stative and dynamic verbs go here,  herehere and here
  • To practice passive voice, go here, and here
  • For past simple vs past continuous go here
  • To practice past simple vs past perfect go here
  • More practice on past tenses here


Good Luck!!!