31.10.12
HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY VIDEO LESSON
A new video-lesson by EngVid.com. This time it on Halloween vocabulary.
Please, for the comprehension activity visit: http://www.engvid.com/halloween-vocabulary/
Please, for the comprehension activity visit: http://www.engvid.com/halloween-vocabulary/
30.10.12
29.10.12
THE POST OFFICE
- Envelope Sobre
- Post box Buzón
- Stamp Sello
- Post code Código postal
- Postman Cartero
- Sender Remitente
- Addressee Destinatario
- Deliver Repartir, entregar
- Airmail Correo aéreo
- Sealing wax Lacre
- Stamp collection Filatelia
25.10.12
VIDEO-LESSON PRONUNCIATION OF "DU"
A new mini video-lesson by Teacher Emma of EngVid.com.
Today, the pronunciation of "DU" (eDUcation, scheDUle, indiviDUal, proceDUre...).
Enjoy ;)
Today, the pronunciation of "DU" (eDUcation, scheDUle, indiviDUal, proceDUre...).
Enjoy ;)
23.10.12
22.10.12
MINI-CROSSWORD: ADJECTIVES OF PERSONALITY
How many adjectives of personality do you know? Try this new CROSSWORD: Learning English - Crossword - Adjectives of personality


19.10.12
MARRIAGE BETWEEN FIRST COUSINS
Marrying first cousins is legal, but are there any risks? Read and listen to find more information:
Learning English - Words in the News - Health risks in married cousins

Learning English - Words in the News - Health risks in married cousins

18.10.12
TRADITIONAL ENGLISH BREAKFAST
“It was in the 19th century that the Great British breakfast began to come into its own," says Simon Majumdar, author of Eating for Britain: a Journey into the Heart (and Belly) of the Nation. Victorian cook Isabella Beeton wrote of a whole range of dishes which could be cooked for breakfast, from bacon and eggs to mutton chops, sheep's kidneys and potted fish. The fried breakfast we know today was popularised by the rise of tourism around Britain from the 1960s onwards, when it became the standard breakfast offered by B&Bs.
The meal is one of few dishes which can be found in every corner of Britain, but there are some regional variations. After sampling over 100 different fry-ups on a year-long trip round Britain to research his book, Majumdar decided the best is the Ulster fry-up, which boasts "the added glories of soda bread and potato cakes".
Fuente: Daily Telegragh: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/expat/expatpicturegalleries/8451879/A-gastronomic-history-of-Britain.html
17.10.12
16.10.12
15.10.12
12.10.12
CLEANING SPACE JUNK
International space station will be moved to a different position to avoid collision with a piece of space junk. A new listening activity by BBC Learning English:
Learning English - Words in the News - Cleaning up space junk

Learning English - Words in the News - Cleaning up space junk

11.10.12
CROSSWORD "KITCHEN VOCABULARY"
How many words about 'kitchen' do you know? Find out by doing this crossword:
Learning English - Crossword - Kitchen vocabulary

Learning English - Crossword - Kitchen vocabulary

9.10.12
MINI-PRACTICE: ARTICLES (2)
A new mini-exercise about articles. Why don't you do it?
English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | Articles 2

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | Articles 2

8.10.12
MINI-PRACTICE: ARTICLES
Complete this mini text with articles:
English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | Articles 1

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | Articles 1

3.10.12
2.10.12
SPORT PUTS PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT CULTURES TOGETHER
Read this article from El País to know some advantages of practising sport:
“Sport can bring people of different cultures together” | In English | EL PAÍS

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