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MULTIMEDIA GRAMMAR GLOSARY
Learn the alphabet. Use your keyboard. Type the missing letters and listen.
What will the world look like in the Future?
Thanks to some awesome technology, the world will look very different in a few years.
Perhaps, in the Future, many children will not be going to school but learning at home, at a cyberschool.
Watch the videos carefully.
* MENU:
1.- The Future of Teaching. (A phrase of the day is here, kids!)
2.- The Future of Shopping.
3.- Men and Women shopping in the Future.
4.- Can a robot play the violin?
5.- Intoducing NAO, an amazing robot.
6.- Future cars.
7.- The Computers of the Future.
8.- New Technology for the Future.
9.- The House of the Future.
10.- Digital Lifestyle. (A very funny story)
11.- The Healthcare of the Future.
12.- Future vision of retailing.
13.- The Future Supermarket.
Future Tenses
Future with will 1
Future with will 2
Future with will 3
Future with be going to 1
Future with be going to 2
Future with be going to 3
Will or be going to
Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns in English are often confusing--because most of them are very similar in form and one has exactly the same form for both the adjective and the pronoun.
| POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES | POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS |
| My | Mine |
| Your | Yours |
| His | His |
| Her | Hers |
| Its | -- |
| Our | Ours |
| Your | Yours |
| Their | Theirs |

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Pair Words Game
Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different spelling and meaning, e.g. flower and flour. See a list of common homophones here. Then, do the game to practise and learn some of the common ones.
After playing with this activity, you may be ready to see how good you are at discriminating (distinguishing) homophones and choosing the correct one using this quiz produced by the BBC to help British students improve their spelling.
Homophones

DESCRIPTION
Text Terminator destroys texts, you have to reconstruct them. You'll see the text dotted, click on the first dot to listen to the text and then type the words to reconstruct it. Read the full instructions below.
Text Terminator
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Very few of us are what we seem.
Agatha Christie (1890-1976) |