What You Need to Know About Grammar

Hey everyone! Today´s topic is: S T A T I V E    P A S S I V E or also know as "past participles used as adjectives." (It's very common for me not knowing the name of the things) "Be" can be followed by a past participle (the passive form). The past participle is often like an adjective. The past participle describes or gives information about the subject of the sentence. Basically:  Stative Passive   –>  looks like a verb (the past participle) and functions like an adjective. With the stative  passive ,  no action  is taking place. The form : “to be” + past participle _________________________________________________________________ By clicking here  you'll go to a website that I like a lot because it tells you in a very short an easy way how to "create" your own stative passives from verbs. I'l also attach a second link , for me it is very interesting because explains you the topic in a more specific way an

Hi classmates, today we'll learn a little about modal verbs. Let's start: Here are the links: Link 1 Exercises I really hope this help you!

Hey Everyone! Today I'll talk to you about relative pronouns. It is a topic that I knew but I didn't know the name of it, as always. I found a very useful webpage, to go there click  here.  I like this page because it is very complete, it tells you what we learnt en English class and some extra information. You can also find some exercises click  here . These exercises are the "easiers" but if you want to continue you can explore the webpage and find more exercises. At the end of the first link you will find a list.