24 November 2011

Homework for the weekend 26th-27th

Dear students,
have you checked the previous entry? there´s an amazing prize waiting for you! so.... take part in the competition!!!

As for the homework:
1-B1 Worksheet about Present Perfect Simple & Continuous
Workbook: You should do 2A and 2B sections

2-B1. page 27 ex 5
page 148, vocabulary bank; Science and computers

Have a nice weekend!

THANKSGIVING FOR B1 STUDENTS

http://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/thanksgiving/elementary-thanksgiving-reading.html
http://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/thanksgiving/elementary-thanksgiving-gap-fill.html


23 November 2011

1B1-2B1 COMPETITION " IT WAS A HOLIDAY BUT, IT CHANGED MY LIFE"

All my students are welcome to take part in the competition
IT WAS A HOLIDAY BUT, IT CHANGED MY LIFE ..
Win a fantastic prize Writing about a  holiday that changed your life (120-150 words)
All your stories will be published!
Deadline 7th December. Your votes will decide which is the best story! 
I´m looking forward to receiving your stories in my e-mail.

   
 
                                                                                       

IF YOU´VE EVER DREAMT OF BEING AN ACTOR....

IF YOU´VE  EVER DREAMT OF BEING AN ACTOR....

Break a leg!
Join the theatre group of the school, there´s a meeting on 30th November at the Salón de Actos of the School.
It´s a great opportunity to practice your English, meeting friends and make a dream come true!

2B1 Practice on the future

http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/future.htm
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs27.htm

State Verbs used in continuous forms


Some verbs used in the simple form can also be used in the continuous form. That's typically when they have an active meaning or emphasize change. Very often these sentences have a completely different meaning:
Some verbs used in the simple form can also be used in the continuous form. That's typically when they have an active meaning or emphasize change. Very often these sentences have a completely different meaning:
Verb FormVerbExampleMeaning
Simple
to thinkI think you should see a doctoropinion
Continuous
to be thinkingI'm thinking of changing my flattrying to reach a decision
Simple
to
 love
I love going to the cinemafeeling
Continuous
to be lovingYou look great in this hat. I'm loving it, man!emphasis or gradual process
Simple
to smellI smell something burningsense
Continuous
to be smellingMy baby was smelling a floweractivity
Simple
to haveHe's really rich — he has 3 carspossession
Continuous
to be havingWhen you called me, I was having a bathactivity
Simple
to seeI can see you have a big gardensense
Continuousto be seeingI'm seeing him laterappointment
Simpleto tasteI could taste a lot of sugar in the winesense
Continuousto be tastingHe was tasting the cake and said it was OKactivity
Keep in mind there is a group of verbs that can be used in both the continuous and simple forms with no difference. These are, for example, the verbs "to hurt" and "to feel":
  • How is Mary feeling after the accident?
  • How does she feel after the accident?

20 November 2011

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST HALLOWEEN

Dear students,
remember that it would be great that you take part in the Short Story Competition of the EOI writing about a terrifying experience on last Halloween (maximum  200 words). You have all the details on the noticeboard in the classroom.
Be creative I´m sure you can write incredibly good stories.

Enjoy Sunday evening! 

Homework for the weekend, 19th-20th

Dear students,
have a look at my proposal for homework.
1B1-page 132-133, Grammar Bank 2B, part a.
page 26 Reading, ex 5, 6

2B1  worksheets about conditionals and page 25, ex 3

Enjoy!