Shopping

Click on the picture to do the exercise


Click on the picture to play the game. Click on start, then try to guess which blue dot goes with the word.

Complaining

Study the language of complaining for our next class.

Now try this exercise:

Here you have more exercises about complaining. They are a little bit more difficult, but you'll be surprised at how much you can understand.

"Vale a pena ficar de olho nesse blog".

This is part of an initiative called "Vale a pena ficar de olho nesse blog". The chosen blog has to copy the picture, with a link to the blog from which it has received the award . Then write ten more links to the blogs which are well worth a visit.
Thanks to Carmen Torres for mentioning my blog.
This is my list:
Sweeter Dulce
English in Guia Nivel Intermedio
English in Guía Nivel Avanzado
A clil to climb
ESL bloggers
English in Guía Nivel Básico
Blogging Time
Juan's blog
Carlos' English Corner
Discovering English

REPORTED SPEECH

.We have studied in class that we use the reported or indirect speech when we report other people's words. Those reported words are frequently spoken in a different place and time, and for that reason some changes have to be made ( pronouns, verb tenses, adverbs of time and place....).
Since many of you don't feel quite confident about this new grammar point, and want to know more, here you have some videos where teacher Jennifer explains perfectly the statements and questions in reported speech



You can also have a look at this point in English Grammar in use by Raymond Murphy.

Your classmate, Antonio del Pozo NI1 group 2, wants to share the following links if you want to keep on working on the reported speech. (Thanks Antonio)
Exercises 1
Exercises 2

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HAPPY VIEWING!

Do you sometimes feel frustated when listening to an audio or watching a video, and have the feeling your English doesn't improve ?

Don't get depressed!
It is said that babies spend about two years watching and listening before saying proper sentences.

We learn in a different way, but practising is the first step to master anything. So why don't you start right now?

I have come across a site with English subtitled videos and different levels of difficulty.

First watch, listen and read, then listen again without the subtitles and finally try to tell someone (or yourself in the mirror, in English, of course) what you remember. Another option is, when the video finishes, watch it in "quiz mode" where you'll have to guess the missing words.

Happy Viewing!

CLICK in Class English Central (You have to register in our group and start.... IT'S REALLY EASY!)

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EUROPEAN PROJECT: LITHUANIA

Language Unites Europe
Groups 1 and 2 Intermediate Level
Would you like to be one of the three students travelling to Lithuania from June 30th to July 5th?

If so, write your name and surname in "comments" before April 20th.
The drawing will be held shortly at our school.
If you are lucky, you must sign a document agreeing to pay back the money for the ticket, just in case you are not able to go.

Making suggestions

This is what we studied in our last class
Making Suggestions

Exercise1
Exercise 2