If you want to "delve into" the vocabulary of cooking we are going to work in class, click on the pictures
Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts
Monday, 20 September 2010
Recipes
If you want to "delve into" the vocabulary of cooking we are going to work in class, click on the pictures
Monday, 9 November 2009
money
vocabulary
If you want to delve into the vocabulary of money,go here and here to review both vocabulary and pronunciation.
And here you'll find the phonetics of descriptive adjectives we have been studying so far, by Marga (NI1-2)
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
vocabulary unit1
Dear everybody, the promised vocabulary of this unit
And the crossword to practise some of that vocabulary
And the crossword to practise some of that vocabulary
Wednesday, 29 July 2009
ENGLISH MANIA
As you already know, listening is vital when we are learning a new language. It's the most difficult skill to understand and the one which requires more practice when learning a new language. So the more you listen, the better you get at understanding.
Here you have a listening exercise. Start by doing some exercises related to new vocabulary, then watch the video with the English subtitles and then again, but this time without subtitles. You'll see you'll understand a lot more, then do the next exercise and finally listen again but this time try to be aware of the pronunciation, intonation and how words are joined. I hope you enjoy this video.
First do the following
two exercises
Now watch the video
Do the following exercise:
and finally listen again to focus on how things are said and expressed.
Here you have a listening exercise. Start by doing some exercises related to new vocabulary, then watch the video with the English subtitles and then again, but this time without subtitles. You'll see you'll understand a lot more, then do the next exercise and finally listen again but this time try to be aware of the pronunciation, intonation and how words are joined. I hope you enjoy this video.
First do the following
two exercises
Now watch the video
Do the following exercise:
and finally listen again to focus on how things are said and expressed.
Friday, 15 May 2009
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Shopping and Reported Speech
Well we are in the final stage and we can´t rest on our laurels. Try this test to check what we have studied in class this week.
Listen also to Dong Junand Noelia talking about the reported speech
and practise with these exercises
Thursday, 19 March 2009
Killing two birds with one stone
This is an exercise to revise the pronunciation of the final -s and the vocabulary of transport and travel. Every time you see a new slide say the word aloud in the plural. Remember the suffix -s is pronounced:
*/s/ when the noun ends in a(n) /f/,/t/,/k/,/p/or /θ/
A good pronunciation is more important than it seems to be. English has not correlation between the sounds and the spelling, for this reason is extremely important to know the phonetic symbols and how to pronounce them. The more we practise, the better our pronunciation will be. In these website pages will find a lot of information to help you in acquiring a better pronunciation.
*/s/ when the noun ends in a(n) /f/,/t/,/k/,/p/or /θ/
*/iz/when the noun ends in a(n)/s//z//ks//ʃ//dʒ//ʒ/tʃ/
*/z/ when the noun ends in any other sound.
A good pronunciation is more important than it seems to be. English has not correlation between the sounds and the spelling, for this reason is extremely important to know the phonetic symbols and how to pronounce them. The more we practise, the better our pronunciation will be. In these website pages will find a lot of information to help you in acquiring a better pronunciation.
Friday, 27 February 2009
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