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B1
Unit6
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Medicine/Health & Past Simple
Watch the clips and complete the pre- and post-video quizzes. Practice your pronunciation in the pronunciation practice sections.
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Complete the past simple activity and the corresponding exercises. Get used to the new grammar point in this section.
Complete the end of unit quiz. This quiz will test your past simple skills and medicine/health vocabulary knowledge.
PART A
STEP 1
Watch this video. Take note of the new vocabulary presented before and during the clip.
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STEP 2
Complete this post-video comprehension quiz. You have 2 minutes to complete it!
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STEP 3
Watch this video. Take note of the new vocabulary presented before and during the clip.
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STEP 4
Complete this post-video comprehension quiz. You have 2 minutes to complete it!
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STEP 5
Practice your pronunciation by repeating one of the dialogues in the video below.
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STEP 6
Vocabulary Checkpoint! Watch this video quiz to review the vocabulary you have learnt thus far and pick up on some new words. Don't worry if you don't get them all... it is meant to be an exploration exercise!
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PART B
STEP 1
Watch the video below to learn about past simple form and spelling of regular and irregular verbs.
The video in Step 3 will focus on pronunciation.
STEP 2
Complete this past simple exercise. Select the appropriate answer.
STEP 3
Learn how to properly pronounce the -ED in past simple verbs. Listen and repeat exercise.
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PART C
STEP 1
Forming Sentences Test! Use the past simple and medicine vocabulary to form sentences.
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Congratulations!
If you have passed all parts of the Part C quiz, you may now move on to Unit 7 of the B1 course by clicking on the button below. Or, you can always go back to the B1 home page and access any unit at anytime.
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