Reported Speech Descriptive Verbs Chart 2 ( from https://test-english.com)

 Here we go again with another chart, two charts to be exact, about the Indirect or Reported Speech. In this new chart, that you can find in the link below, you'll learn how to use main descriptive verbs in indirect speech, that is to say,  apart from "say" and "tell" which are the most common verbs used for this purpose but at the same time they are the ones which provide less information about what the speaker is about to say. As usual I hope you find it useful.

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1-b2/reporting-verbs/

Reported Speech Chart (aprendeinglesenleganes.com)

Here you are courtesy of "aprendeinglesenleganes.com" a really complete chart with all the different verbal tenses  as well as time and place changes to make when using reported speech. I hope you might find it useful. You can find the document in the following link:

https://www.aprendeinglesenleganes.com/resources/reported%20speech%20table.jpg.opt591x850o0%2C0s591x850.jpg

The Passive with Reporting Verbs from "test-english"

Let's keep working towards our success in the PEVAU test. The following link will provide you with useful practice on some advanced passive structures. In the same site you will also find other areas of practice graded according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) and referring to the different skills and parts of the exam. As always I hope you find it useful! Click here.

PEVAU Andalucía: bachillerato

The following link might be useful if you ara about to take the entry test for state universities in Andalucia. In this site you are going to find tests from previous years and the Key, that is, the answers, to all the questions. Just scroll down the webpage to find English (Lengua Inglesa II). I hope you find it useful. Good luck! Click here.

Present Simple vs Present Cotinuous 1st ESO BBC Learning The Grammar Game Show

Here you can find a video to test your knowledge on the difference between Present Simple and Present Continuous. You can also find more interactive exercises to practice on your own in the following link: https://agendaweb.org/verbs/present-continuous-present-simple.html

Causative Passive with Arnel's Everyday English

We keep on working on Passive Structures using "the causative" I hope this selfexplanatory video will help you understand this intringuing structure for non native speakers of English.