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Level: pre-intermediate

Grammar homework.

• Homework: Present Continuous I am doing, I am not doing...
• Homework: Present Simple I am, I am not, I have, I don't have...
• Homework: Future Simple I will do, I won't do...
• Homework: SHOULD/SHOULDN'T you should do, you shouldn't do...
• Homework: Past Continuous I was doing, we were doing, they were doing...
• Homework: MUST vs HAVE TO must do, mustn't do, have to do, don't have to do...
• Homework: Comparative Adjectives colder, better, easier, more expensive...
• Homework: Superlative Adjectives the smallest, the worst, the most expensive...
• Homework: Definite or Indefinite Article a, at, the
• Homework: Demonstrative Determiners this, that, these, those
• Homework: Zero Conditional If I don't get exercise, I get fat
• Homework: First Conditional If you go to bed late, you’ll be tired tomorrow
• Homework: Second Conditional If I saw a snake, I would scream
• Homework: GOING TO it is going to rain...
• Homework: Prepositions of Place at, in, above, below...
• Homework: Prepositions of Time at, in, on

Level: intermediate

• Grading Adverbs slightly, rather, very, extremely...
• Non-Gradable Adjectives freezing, tiny, filthy, boiling, furious...
• Homework: Reported Speech Tom said he was bored, I asked where he was...
• Homework: Countable vs Uncountable Nouns job/work, suitcase/luggage...
• Homework: Tag Questions It's cold, isn't it?...
• Homework: Phrasal Verbs put up, turn off, break down...
• Homework: Future Continuous I will be doing, I won't be doing...
• Homework: Future Perfect I will have done, I won't have done...
• Homework: Past Perfect Continuous I had been doing, I hadn't been doing...
• Homework: Past Perfect I had seen, he had seen...
• Homework: Reflexive Pronouns myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself...
• Homework: Adverbs of Place where, here, there, downstairs, everywhere...
• Homework: Adverbs of Degree fairly, pretty, quite, extremely, totally...
• Homework: Adverbs of Manner badly, well, slowly, easily, loudly...
• Homework: Adverbs of Time now, then, yesterday, tomorrow, earlier...
• Homework: BE USED TO vs USED TO I’m used to waking up early / I used to wake up early...
• Homework: Third Conditional If I had known it was your birthday, I would have sent you a card
• Homework: Coordinating Conjunctions for, and, but, or, yet...
• Homework: Subordinating Conjunctions although, despite, while, because, since...
• Homework: Indefinite Pronouns somebody, anybody, nothing, everything, anywhere...
• Homework: Infinitive or -ing to be/being, to do/doing, to eat/eating...
• Homework: Passive Voice is made, are used, was born, was invented, were stolen...
• Homework: Past Simple vs Present Perfect Simple I did vs I have done...
• Homework: Present Perfect Simple vs Continuous I have done vs I have been doing...
• Homework: Quantifiers a few, a little, much, many, a lot of...
• Homework: Possessive Pronouns mine, yours, his...
• Homework: Relative Pronouns who, whom, which, that...

Vocabulary Homework

• Homework: Numbers Vocabulary plus, subtract, kilo, zero, billion...
• Homework: Negotiation Vocabulary haggle, dispute, deadlock, compromise, low-ball...
• Homework: Marketing Vocabulary brand, trademark, launch, product, digital marketing...
• Homework: Newspaper Vocabulary editor, tabloid, journalist, sensationalist, headline...
• Homework: Insurance Vocabulary premium, policy, claim, goods in transit, liability...
• Homework: Pollution Vocabulary sewage, smog, industrialised, fossil fuels, pollution...
• Homework: Advertising Vocabulary billboard, target, ad, promote, commercial...
• Homework: Property Vocabulary tenant, rent, estate agent, freehold, landlord...
• Homework: Law Vocabulary jury, barrister, sentence, sue, attorney...
• Homework: Money Vocabulary invest, hard currency, transaction, cashier...
• Homework: Animal Vocabulary herd, kitten, lioness, calf, peacock...
• Homework: Medical Vocabulary pain, swollen, allergic, side-effects...
• Homework: Air Travel Vocabulary baggage claim, board, jet-lag, runway...
• Homework: Body Vocabulary calf, cheeks, liver, thumb, wrist...
• Homework: Rooms, Furniture, Appliances Vocabulary attic, counter, freezer, hallway...
• Homework: Telephone Vocabulary hang up, pay phone, missed call, receiver...
• Homework: Employment Vocabulary dismiss, interview, recruit, salary, staff...
• Homework: Criminals Vocabulary arsonist, bigamist, burglar, murderer, thief...
• Homework: Computer Vocabulary app, email, modem, external drive, ebook...
• Homework: Weather Vocabulary chilly, flood, hail, drought, temperature...
• Homework: Music Vocabulary band, beat, verse, genre, artist...
• Homework: Movies Vocabulary sci-fi, director, cast, genre, comedy...
• Homework: Sports Vocabulary score, compete, cheer on, beat, train...
• Homework: Cooking Verbs boil, grate, whisk, fry, stir...
• Homework: Confusing Words accept/except, bring/take, raise/rise...
• Homework: Homophones bear/bare, fare/fair, desert/dessert...
• Homework: Interjections hmm, shh, yuck, aah, wow...
• Homework: CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO I can run, I could run, I will be able to run...
• Homework: Modal Verbs of Deduction can't be, must be, could have been...
• Homework: Prefixes re-, mis-, over-, under-, ex-...
• Homework: Opposite Prefixes INappropriate, IRregular, IMpolite...
• Homework: Adjective Suffixes -ing, -ous, -able, -ive, -ful...
• Homework: Noun Suffixes -al, -er, -ment, -ness, -tion, -y...

See also: Talking Point Homework and Discussion

• The Cult of Homework
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• The pros and cons of homework for English language learners

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Makayla: Hi Sam. How are you? Sam: Oh … Hi Makayla. I’m fine. Makayla: What’s up? Sam: Well, I haven’t done my French and maths homework … and I don’t know what to do. Makayla: Oh, don’t worry. I’ll help you … OK … For French, write an email to your French friend about your weekend … and for … Sam: Stop! Stop! Wait a minute. Can you say that again? Makayla: OK. Write an email to your French friend. Sam: Write an email … OK. Makayla: Yes … about your weekend. Sam: Do you mean a special weekend? Makayla: No, no. Just a typical weekend … you know … what you normally do at the weekend. Sam: OK. And for maths? Makayla: For maths … erm … it’s pages 27 and 28 from the book and revise everything for the exam next week. Sam: Hang on! Can you repeat that? Makayla: Yeah. Pages 27 and 28 from the book and revise for the exam. Sam: Exam? What exam? Makayla: You know, the end of term exam? It’s next Tuesday! Sam: Ohhh … OK, thanks a lot, Makayla!

Makayla: Hi Sam. How are you? Sam: Oh … Hi Makayla. I’m f___. Makayla: What’s up? Sam: Well, I haven’t done my French and maths homework … and I d___ k___ what to d__. Makayla: Oh, don’t worry. I’ll help you … OK … For French, write an email to your French friend about your weekend … and for … Sam: Stop! Stop! Wait a m_____. Can you s__ that a____? Makayla: OK. Write an email to your French friend. Sam: Write an email … OK. Makayla: Yes … about your weekend. Sam: D__ y__ mean a special weekend? Makayla: No, no. Just a typical weekend … you know … what you normally do at the weekend. Sam: OK. And for maths? Makayla: For maths … erm … it’s pages 27 and 28 from the book and revise everything for the exam next week. Sam: Hang on! Can you r_____ t___? Makayla: Yeah. Pages 27 and 28 from the book and revise for the exam. Sam: Exam? W___ exam? Makayla: You know, the end of term exam? It’s next Tuesday! Sam: Ohhh … OK, t_____ a l__, Makayla!

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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre homework y homeworks ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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I haven't heard anyone ever say homeworks. the word homework can be used as a singular and plural. "I have homework to do" singular. "I have a lot of homework" plural. (more than one)

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It should be homework and not homeworks.

It’s just “homework” whether it’s singular or plural.

Homework is both singular and plural..

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homework: plural?

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• Start date Oct 5, 2007

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• Oct 5, 2007

Hi..! Is it correct to say: >I'm doing my homeworks. >I'm going to do my homeworks. Can I use the plural for homework to show that I have several kinds of homework to do? Is it common? thanks!  

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Is it correct to say: >I'm doing my homeworks. >I'm going to do my homeworks. Click to expand...

As far as I know homework is an uncountable noun and has no plural. I'm doing / I'm going to do my homework  

deluay said: Hi..! Is it correct to say: >I'm doing my homeworks. >I'm going to do my homeworks. Can I use the plural for homework to show that I have several kinds of homework to do? Is it common? thanks! Click to expand...

Cracker Jack

Even if you have to do homework in several subjects, it is still called homework. You can say exercises or compositions. But you only say homework.  

• Nov 6, 2013

Cracker Jack said: Even if you have to do homework in several subjects, it is still called homework. You can say exercises or compositions. But you only say homework. Click to expand...

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Conjugación verbo work - inglés

Modelo : obey

Auxiliar : have , be

Otras formas: work oneself / not work

Contracciones

• he/she/it works
• he/she/it worked
• they worked

Present continuous

• I am working
• you are working
• he/she/it is working
• we are working
• they are working

Present perfect

• I have worked
• you have worked
• he/she/it has worked
• we have worked
• they have worked
• I will work
• you will work
• he/she/it will work
• we will work
• they will work

Future perfect

• I will have worked
• you will have worked
• he/she/it will have worked
• we will have worked
• they will have worked

Past continous

• I was working
• you were working
• he/she/it was working
• we were working
• they were working

Past perfect

• I had worked
• you had worked
• he/she/it had worked
• we had worked
• they had worked

Future continuous

• I will be working
• you will be working
• he/she/it will be working
• we will be working
• they will be working

Present perfect continuous

• I have been working
• you have been working
• he/she/it has been working
• we have been working
• they have been working

Past perfect continuous

• I had been working
• you had been working
• he/she/it had been working
• we had been working
• they had been working

Future perfect continuous

• I will have been working
• you will have been working
• he/she/it will have been working
• we will have been working
• they will have been working

Perfect participle

• having worked

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