VOCABULARY
Go to these links and do the exercises to reinforce your vocabulary about travelling and tourism.
related to means of transport
travel related vocabulary
travelling, planning a trip
tourism related vocabulary
more tourism related vocabulary
travel related terms and expressions
15 Dec 2018
13 Dec 2018
WRITING: AN INFORMAL EMAIL
Remember you have homework, you have to write an informal email to thank your British friends with whom you stayed for a week last month and to tell them what you have been doing recently.
These are some tips to help you with your writing. If you want to get a document with some useful expressions, go to 'Writing' to see, download and/or print it.
1. Apologize for not writing before
2. Thank them for your stay and say how much you enjoyed it
3. Talk about the nice things that happened while you were with them.
4. Talk about what you have been doing recently.
5. Promise to send some photos
6. Thank them again and invite them to stay.
These are some tips to help you with your writing. If you want to get a document with some useful expressions, go to 'Writing' to see, download and/or print it.
1. Apologize for not writing before
2. Thank them for your stay and say how much you enjoyed it
3. Talk about the nice things that happened while you were with them.
4. Talk about what you have been doing recently.
5. Promise to send some photos
6. Thank them again and invite them to stay.
5 Dec 2018
CHRISTMAS SOLIDARITY MARKET AT THE EOI
WE NEED YOU!!!
Like every year our school is holding a second-hand charity market before Christmas. This year's market will take place on December 10, 11 and 12 from 17.00 to 20.00. but, how does it work?
All the money we raise is given to an organization to help those in need. This year the organization is Proyecto Juntos, the organization that struggles to improve quality of life of children hospitalised, in Can Misses in our case.
Do you want more information about this organization? Have a look at their site - proyecto juntos
Or you can download a PDF document with information about them.
If you're spoiling yourself, why not do it in a way that also helps others? We need your help and cooperation!!
4 Dec 2018
STRONG ADJECTIVES
Watch this video to learn about strong adjectives. You can also go to Vocabulary to get a document with an explanation and a list of strong adjectives.
And now you can practise:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2 (A page by the Brisitsh Council with a series of exersises)
Exercise 3 (Includes an explanation)
And now you can practise:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2 (A page by the Brisitsh Council with a series of exersises)
Exercise 3 (Includes an explanation)
Etiquetas:
Adjectives,
Collocations,
Grammar,
UNIT 2,
vocabulary
3 Dec 2018
FOR-SINCE-AGO
You seem to have some problems using for, since or ago. Ok, not a problem anymore! This is an explanation on how to use them.
You can also go to "Grammar" to download it as a document. Below the explanation you will find some exercises to practise.
You can also watch this video:
And now you can try these exercises:
- Exercise 1
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Exercise 4
- Exercise 5
You can also go to "Grammar" to download it as a document. Below the explanation you will find some exercises to practise.
For, since
and ago are used to talk about time.
FOR
For is used to indicate a period of time.
How long are staying in London? I'm
staying for a week.
For is often used with the Present Perfect.
I have been waiting at the bus stop for
10 minutes.
I have lived in this country for 5
years.
For can be used with other verb tenses :
Present : I go on holidays for two
weeks every summer.
Past : When I was sixteen, I stayed in
London for two months.
Future :While I am in the USA , I will
be in New York for two days.
SINCE
Since is used to refer to the starting point of
actions or situations.
It is generally used with the Present Perfect.
I have been waiting for the bus since 8
o'clock.
I live in Tokyo. I have lived in Tokyo
since January 2010.
I have been learning English since the
beginning of the year.
AGO
Ago is used to say when past events happened,
going back from today towards the past. The verb is in the Past Tense.
I came to Tokyo two years ago.
I arrived at the bus stop 10 minutes
ago.
The company was founded 30 years ago.
You can also watch this video:
And now you can try these exercises:
- Exercise 1
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Exercise 4
- Exercise 5
1 Dec 2018
THE LITTLE GIRL AND THE BISCUIT
Let's get used to the Present Perfect and stories are a good way to learn English. Why don't you watch the video below and listen to the story "The Little Girl and the Biscuit" to practise the present perfect? You can follow the story either through the subtitles (you have to activate them) or through the images on the video. Also, at the end of the video, you have a list of irregular verbs which are read aloud. This is good practice since you learn vocabulary as well as you improve your listening skills and this leads to better speaking skills!
30 Nov 2018
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
We have been studying when to use the 'Present Perfect Continuous' of verbs. If you still have problems, go to 'Grammar' to see, download and/or print a document with a more extensive explanation.
| TENSE | USE | EXAMPLE | |
| Present Perfect Simple | - |
when the result of the action is important
| I’ve written a play |
|
Present Perfect Continuous | 1 |
to describe how somebody or something has been occupying his/her or its time | I have been writing a play |
| 2 |
for repeated actions and actions of a continuous nature | I’ve been going to a new café a lot |
And here you have some more practice!
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Exercise 6
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