Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Story, Song and Tongue Twister UNIT 5 + Vocabulary
Click on the picture and listen to the story:
Now, check your pronunciation and learn more vocabulary about natural disasters. After reading and listening the vocabulary, you can do the activities proposed (review, match up 1, match up 2, etc). Click on the photo below:
Click on the picture and listen to the song My holiday:
Finally, you can listen to the tongue twister if you click on the following image:
Remember! (WHERE & WHAT --> Differencies)
- Where is used to talk about places. It means "dónde".
- What is used to talk about events and things you do/did. It means "qué".
Saturday, 29 March 2014
Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Like + ING
Remember the rules:
When we have like + verb we must add ING to the verb:

But!! When we have like + noun we do NOT add ing. Look:

These rules can be also applied to the verbs love, enjoy and hate:
"Sarah loves playing basketball" / "Sarah loves basketball"
"Mathew enjoys reading Ranopla" / "Mathew enjoys books"
"They hate dancing" / "They hate classical music"
Now, click on the following links and practice:
When we have like + verb we must add ING to the verb:

But!! When we have like + noun we do NOT add ing. Look:

These rules can be also applied to the verbs love, enjoy and hate:
"Sarah loves playing basketball" / "Sarah loves basketball"
"Mathew enjoys reading Ranopla" / "Mathew enjoys books"
"They hate dancing" / "They hate classical music"
Now, click on the following links and practice:
Friday, 21 March 2014
UNIT 5 (Introduction)
In the next unit we're going to study:
- Vocabulary: geographical places
Practice the vocabulary you've learnt: Check your pronunciation
- Grammar: the verb TO BE

- Vocabulary: geographical places
Practice the vocabulary you've learnt: Check your pronunciation
- Grammar: the verb TO BE
Present Simple of the verb TO BE

Past Simple of the verb TO BE

Click on these links and practice:
Was/Were
Was/Wasn't/Were/Weren't
From present to past
Watch this video ("Were you good at school?")
Was/Were
Was/Wasn't/Were/Weren't
From present to past
Watch this video ("Were you good at school?")
Tuesday, 18 March 2014
Sunday, 16 March 2014
St Patrick's Day!
St. Patrick’s Day falls on March 17th. It honors Saint Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ireland, who was executed on March 17, about A.D. 461.
Some symbols of St Patrick's day:
Shamrocks,
Leprechauns, and pots of gold
at the end of the rainbow
are all symbols of the Holiday.
A four leaf clover is considered to be a sign of good luck.
The meal of choice is generally Corn Beef and Cabbage: 
Now, listen to this song:
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