I have just added a new link on Grammar, which has both theory and exercises on different grammar topics. Tell me what you think about it.
posted by Isabel at 4:06 PM
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Helpful links for students
- English Vocabulary Quizzes Using Images
- Grammar games
- Irregular verbs with translation
- Sussex Language Institute Links
- English Grammar
- Listening material
- More listening material
- Basic Business Letters
- IES Bosc de la Coma
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4 Comments:
To begin with, I want to wish you a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Now, regarding to the grammar link, I've got a doubt. I took a look at chapter 10 (modal verbs) and, when (or while?) I was trying to do the exercice 8, I found something strange for me... Here it goes my silly question: what does Had I studied harder mean? I guess it's the same than using some sort of conditional (maybe the 3rd?), but I'm not too sure.
Besides, do you know where I could get a translation of the irregular verbs list that appears in that website (apart from a dictionary)?
Well, I think that's all. Thank you very much.
Good luck!
P.S.: Please, correct my mistakes.
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Hello, Yolanda. I wish you a Happy New Year too!!
The answer to the first question is YES. "Had I studied harder" is the same as "If I had studied harder", which is 3rd conditional. So you were right in your guess!!
A translation to the list in this website is not there, so basically, I can give you the address to other lists with Spanish translations, although you won't find the exact same verbs in any list (all of them are different).
irregular verb list 1
irregular verb list 2
The last resource is asking me for the meaning of the verbs you don't understand or... using a dictionary!! ;)
Hi,
Many thanks for these links. Don't worry about the translations that don't appear; I'll find them (or, at least, I hope so).
See you!
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