We use should and ought to when we want to give people advice, or show that we think something is the right thing to do in the present and the future. Using the negative form shows that we think something is the wrong thing to do. The opposite is should not (shouldn’t) and ought not to. a)You should get more sleep. The less tired you are, the …
Modal Verbs of Obligation & Prohibition
Present: In the positive, we have 2 forms to show obligation, have to and must. The difference is that have to/has to is an obligation that comes from other people, but mustcomes from ourselves. We use have toto show that the obligation comes from outside of ourselves. It is possible to use need to instead of have to. a)Ihave to do my homework once a …
Comparative & Superlative Adverbs
A comparative adverb is to compare actions that are different. A superlative is used to compare one action of a group to all the others. To make a comparative or superlative of an adverb, we must first see if it is a regular or irregular adverb. Regular adverbs end in -ly, eg. Slowly. To make a comparative adverb, we use more/less …
Love Natural
¡Volvemos con una canción en el blog de Bilbao School Of English! Esta vez se trata de uno de los temas más populares de Crystal Fighters: Love Natural. ¿Qué mejor que practicar una canción compuesta por los miembros de un grupo londinense? Crystal Fighters lleva a cabo unas actuaciones en directo de lo más divertidas. …
La película de la semana: Pirates of the Caribbean
Esta semana volvemos al blog con un clásico, Piratas del Caribe (en inglés, Pirates of the Caribbean). Aunque ya es una saga muy amplia, la historia parece no terminar nunca. Se compone de cinco películas que te cautivarán desde la primera, de la cual hablamos hoy en Bilbao School para que la puedas ver en …
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