Cambridge Exams

 With our language assistant, the fourth grade students are preparing for the Official Cambridge Exams.

Here you can find a link in which you can practice the exam:

www.englishaula.com

Giving directions

Hello!

6th grade students are practicing how to give directions in English. Bellow you'll find two websites in which you can practice it. We hope you like it! :)

What would you do if you get lost in a town or city? Leave a comment answering to the question.

Practice 1
Practice 2

'Will' and 'going to'

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Would you like to know the difference between 'will' and 'going to'? Click here and discover them!

Selling products!

Hello!

In 5th grade we have designed products related to our daily life. Bellow this message you'll find some pictures showing the working process and the result.

Are you interested in any? We would be grateful to sell it to you! :)

Enough, too much and too many

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Looking for some practice on how to use 'enough', 'too much' and 'too many' in English? Click on the picture to check your knowledge! Could you answer the 10 questions correctly?

Will/won't challenge!

Hello everybody!

In 6th grade we're talking about the future using the structure 'will' and 'won't'. Do you need some practice? Could you fill in 10 sentences using will or won't in less than 5 minutes? Click on the picture and accept the challenge!

3, 2, 1... CAMBRIDGE EXAMS! (Part II)

Hello everybody!

Do you want some practice for the Starter, Mover or Flyer exam? Below you can find some links in which you can practice the vocabulary, grammar and the exam. Click on the word 'practice'.

Good luck! :)

Starters

- Practice 1
- Practice 2
- Practice 3

Movers

- Practice 1
- Practice 2
- Practice 3

Flyers

- Practice 1
- Practice 2
- Practice 3
- Practice 4

WRITING A LETTER OR AN E-MAIL

Hello everyone!

5th and 6th grade students are learning how to write letters and e-mails.

If you want to write a letter or an e-mail, here are some basic tips to help you:

• Is it a formal or an informal letter?
• Use a model to help you.
• Organize your ideas.
• Check your grammar and spelling.
• And of course, be polite!