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English 3AC semester 2: revision guide

Revise English 3AC semester 2 with past events, advice, future plans and experience. Use new visual summaries and exercises with explained answers.

English 3AC, Morocco · Focus, Spotlight 3 and guided practice · Updated

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By the end of this lesson, you can

  • Review past events and common irregular verbs.
  • Distinguish advice, obligation and prohibition.
  • Compare future intention, possibility and experience.

Before you startRead short English sentences and identify the subject and verb.

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What should I revise for English 3AC semester 2?

Use your teacher's completed units as the starting point. The Focus pathway includes topics such as sport, environment, hobbies, transport, health, celebrations and holidays here. Spotlight 3 has a different topic order, including celebrations, inventions and the future. Do not combine the two pathways as if both were required.

Review the language in useful situations: tell a short past visit, give simple school advice, explain a future plan and ask about an experience. The website's semester allocation is a revision aid, not a replacement for the class programme.

A travel sketch, school exercise book and weekly planner suggest past experience and future plans.
Separate a finished past event, experience and a future plan before choosing the verb form.

Which forms need careful checking?

Use past simple for a finished event: We went to the library yesterday. In a question, write Did you go?, not Did you went? For past be, use was with I/he/she/it and were with you/we/they.

Use should + base verb for advice: You should check your answer. Must can express a strong obligation; mustn't means an action is prohibited. Don't have to means it is not necessary, which is different from prohibition. Keep the meaning clear before choosing a word.

Finished past: I visited Rabat last year. Experience: I have never visited that exhibition. Future possibility: I might join the club.
Choose the form that matches the situation.
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How can I compare experience and future meaning?

Have you ever visited Rabat? asks about experience. I visited it last year gives a finished date and uses past simple. For the future, I'm going to revise gives an intention, while I might join the club keeps the choice uncertain. Will can give an offer, decision or prediction in an appropriate context.

Try the mixed exercises and group mistakes by topic. Reopen the full lesson for any rule you cannot explain. Finish by writing a short past account and a separate future plan, rather than memorising a single paragraph for every task.

A worked example

A visit and a future plan

I visited Rabat last year and saw a museum. I have never visited the science exhibition in my town. I am going to go there with my class next month. I might write a report afterwards, but I have not decided yet.

  1. Last year gives a finished past time.
  2. Have never visited describes experience without a finished date.
  3. Going to gives a plan; might keeps the report uncertain.
Advice: You should check your answer. Prohibition: You mustn't run in the library. Not necessary: You don't have to buy a book.
These forms do not all express the same strength or meaning.
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How should I use this English 3AC lesson?

  • Try the exercises before reading the answers.
  • Explain a correction in your own words.
  • Return to the examples when two structures look similar.

Frequently asked questions

What should I revise in English 3AC semester 2?

Follow the units covered in class, then review past events, advice and obligation, future plans and experience.

Is mustn't the same as don't have to?

No. Mustn't prohibits an action. Don't have to says that it is not necessary.

How should I use a semester summary?

Use it to find weak points. Try the exercises, explain mistakes and return to the full lessons for further practice.

Quiz: 3 questions

3 questions are randomly selected from this lesson’s 3-question bank. Choose one answer for each question and get an immediate explanation.

Q1Did they ___ the museum?

Correct answer: visit

Did takes a base verb.

Q2You ___ check your answer is advice.

Correct answer: should

Should recommends an action.

Q3I might join the club expresses...

Correct answer: an uncertain possibility

Might does not confirm that joining will happen.

Exercises with answers

6 exercises, from easy practice to challenges. Try each one yourself, then reveal the answer and explanation.

Exercise 1

Easy

Complete: Yesterday we ___ (go) to the library.

Answer and explanation

Went. Go has the irregular past form went.

Exercise 2

Easy

Correct: Did she visited her aunt?

Answer and explanation

Did she visit her aunt? Use visit after did.

Exercise 3

Intermediate

Complete: I ___ tired. My friends ___ happy.

Answer and explanation

I was tired. My friends were happy.

Exercise 4

Intermediate

Give advice to a pupil who has not checked an answer. Use should.

Answer and explanation

You should read your answer again. Should recommends a helpful action.

Exercise 5

Challenge

Choose will or might: I ___ join the club; I have not decided.

Answer and explanation

Might. The decision has not been made.

Exercise 6

Challenge

Correct: I have visited Rabat last year.

Answer and explanation

I visited Rabat last year. Last year is a finished past period.