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Showing posts with label Vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vocabulary. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 April 2010

File 8A. Vocabulary: Personality adjectives (extra)

 
Hi,

Here's a list with extra personality adjectives:


http://www.lingolex.com/personalidad.htm

Enjoy it!

Tuesday, 20 April 2010

Files 7A & 7B. Yum, I like it!

There's a new Thai restaurant in town. Food is really good and cheap. You can try some typical Thai noodles, rice and vegetables. However, their speciality is spring rolls. They use cabbage, onions, carrots and meat to prepare this delicious meal. Would you like to try Thai food? Do you think it is healthy for your body?


To discover more information and ideas about food, do these activities.

Grammar:
a / an, some / any (1)
a / an, some / any (2)
how much / how many? a lot, not much, etc. (1)
how much / how many? a lot, not much, etc. (2)

Vocabulary:
Food 1
Food 2

Listening:
My favourite food: pizza!
Todd's daily diet
Guess the fruit!

Webquest:
Food Glorious Food!

Blog entry courtesy of Isabel M. Bastida

Wednesday, 24 March 2010

File 6C. On the Catwalk (Present Continuous & Clothes revision)



Naomi Campbell is the best top model on the catwalk.

In the photo she's modelling casual clothes by Calvin Klein. Naomi's wearing a brown jacket and matching grey top. She's wearing jeans too. For a perfect look, she's wearing a golden belt and some bracelets.

But Naomi is sophisticated. She never wears casual clothes when she isn't working. She prefers dresses and high-heeled sandals.

ACTIVITIES:

Identify the tenses in bold. Why are we using them in the sentences?

Speaking
What are you wearing now? What's your favourite style?

Buying Clothes
Webquest

Listening
Guess the correct piece of clothing
What are you wearing today? (This is a bit difficult, but try!)
What do you think about shopping?


Courtesy of Isabel Bastida

Tuesday, 16 March 2010

File 6B: A Haunted House (Vocabulary)

I live in a big dark house near the main road. The house has ten windows and two of them overlook the garden. In the garden there is a green fountain with fish and a small swimming-pool.

On the ground floor there is a hall, a kitchen, a living room with lots of photos on the walls, a dining-room, a bathroom and a study room with hundreds of books in a giant bookcase. Upstairs, on the second floor there are three bedrooms, a bathroom and a small toilet.

This house is very cold because it hasn't got central heating. And it's dirty because there are lots of spiders and dust.

Strange things happen at night ...

Be careful with monsters and try to do these activities.

Vocabulary:
- Other rooms /things you may find around the house.
- House Words Quiz
- Flats and houses Crossword

Courtesy of Isabel Bastida

Monday, 15 February 2010

File 5A. Vocabulary: word formation (jobs)

You can often make the word for a person by adding an ending to a verb or noun:

paint (verb) -> painter
act (verb)  -> actor
art (noun) -> artist
music (noun) -> musician

Browse the following list of occupations and find, at least, five more jobs with the endings -er, -or, -ist and -ian.

Saturday, 23 January 2010

File 4 Practical English: Clothes



Notes:
duvet: (here) plumífero
leggings = tights
sneakers (AmEng) = trainers (BrEng)
slacks = casual trousers
lace-ups = shoes fastened with laces

Monday, 11 January 2010

File 4A. Vocabulary: Verb phrases

Hi,

Click on the links below and do the Verb Phrases exercises.

Verb Phrases (1)
Verb Phrases (2)
Crossword
Wordsearch

Thursday, 3 December 2009

File 3A. Grammar: Adjectives (extra)

Hi,

Here's a link to an excellent website to review and expand all you learnt in class about adjectives. Move your mouse over the words and phrases and you will listen to their pronunciation.

Visit www.languageguide.org for more exercises. It is highly recommended!

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

File 3B. Vocabulary & Pronunciation: Daily routine



'During the week I am busy because I work a lot. I go to bed late so I am always very tired in the morning.'


Watch these videos for children. Practise your pronunciation.





Learn these daily routine expressions vocabulary

Finally, answer these questions

What do you do in the morning?
What do you do in the evening?
What do you do in the afternoon?

Courtesy of Isabel M. Bastida

Thursday, 12 November 2009

File 2C. Vocabulary: Jobs (Extra)

Working can be stressful but we need to have a job. What's your job? Click on the link below and do the vocabulary activities.

Jobs I
Jobs II (Video)
Jobs Mixer (Game)

Thursday, 22 October 2009

File 1B & 1C - Game: The Hangman (Countries)


Hi,

Here's a little game for you to practise the vocabulary about countries:

The Hangman - Countries

Thursday, 15 October 2009

File 1C. The English Alphabet & The Numbers



Hi everybody!

Here you have some useful links connected with the alphabet and the numbers:

The English alphabet (with sound)
The English alphabet (game)

The English Numbers - Exercise


THE ENGLISH ALPHABET (REAL VIDEO)



ATTENTION! The letter 'Z' is different in American English!
BrEng = Zed
AmEng = Zee

Monday, 5 October 2009

File 1A. Vocabulary: The days of the week + song

THE DAYS OF THE WEEK

The days of the week are usually abbreviated:

Monday (Mon)
Tuesday (Tue)
Wednesday (Wed)
Thursday (Thu)
Friday (Fri)
Saturday (Sat)
Sunday (Sun)

Now click on the links below and play two funny games:
Game 1
Game 2

Finally, listen to the song "When I'm feeling blue" by Travis, and pay special attention to the pronunciation of the days of the week: