Thursday, November 29, 2012

More links

Loyda sent me this link. I hope you enjoy it!

I found an interesting topic about health, and I think is good for the blog.
 
 
Loyda Caamal - 2 INT - A

Friday, November 23, 2012

First links

Isabel broke the ice, and sent me the first links for everyone to practise at home. Here it goes:


I found some links about current news. In my opinion these articles are very interesting and besides you can listen to them and read them at the same time.

Monday, November 5, 2012

Back again...

Hello everyone,

    It's been a long time since I haven't updated this blog. This year, I'd like to keep it updated again, but I won't be able to do that without my students' help. The idea is that you send me your comments or interesting links to practise your English outside school, and I will publish them here so that everyone can have access to them.

     This blog is for you, so I'll be pleased to publish anything you'd like to share. But, remember, that I won't have the time to correct your messages, so there might be occasional mistakes on the posts.

I can't wait to receive your comments!!!

King regards to everyone,

Enrique

Talavera de la Reina - November 2012

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

15 March 2010 - NI2 A

  • Grammar: wish + past simple / past perfect / would + infinitive
    - Too late: 67% - 23%
    - Dissatisfied: 80% - 50%
    - It really annoys me!: 70% - 87%
  • b. 1B / 2A / 3C
  • Grammar Bank - p. 137.
  1. I wish I was / were in Italy now!
  2. I wish it would stop raining!
  3. I wish I'd bought the washing in!
  4. I wish I could afford a holiday this year!
  5. I wish my husband would wash his own shirts!
  6. I wish I hadn't moved to Britain!
  • Speaking - Tell your partner about your wishes...
  • Pronunciation
  • Reading - Why men don't iron- p. 59
  1. Why men and women are so different
  2. Why women are better with words
  3. Why women get lost but are safer drivers
  4. Why men don't iron
  5. Why men can't find things
  6. Why women don't fly planes

11 March 2010 - NI2 E

  • Reading - Exam practice
  • Writing
  • Listening

4 March 2010 - NIE

  • Reading - Clothes to die for.
    D.
  1. whereas
  2. banned
  3. led to
  4. put out
  5. put up with
  6. cut to pieces
  7. kneel down
  8. trip over
  9. strangle
  10. it's worth it
  1. roles
  2. feminine
  3. breadwinner
  4. equal rights
  5. feminist
  6. do their share
  7. Ms.
  8. "politically correct"
  9. sexist
  10. new man
  11. partner
  12. macho
  13. sexism
  14. discrimination
  15. divorce rate

B. un- : unambitious, uncommunicative, unfaithful, unimaginative, unreasonable, unselfish, unsociable

im-: immature, impatient in-: inconsiderate, insensitive

ir-: irresponsible

il-: illogical

dis-: dishonest

Un- is the most common prefix. The four adjectives that don't fit in the chart are bossy, vain, jealous, and possessive. The opposites would be expressed with not.

  • Speaking
    Generally speaking
    In general
    Nowadays
    Most
    All
    The average (= a typical man)

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

3 March 2010 - NI2 A

  • Reading - Clothes to die for.

D.

  1. whereas
  2. banned
  3. led to
  4. put out
  5. put up with
  6. cut to pieces
  7. kneel down
  8. trip over
  9. strangle
  10. it's worth it
  1. roles
  2. feminine
  3. breadwinner
  4. equal rights
  5. feminist
  6. do their share
  7. Ms.
  8. "politically correct"
  9. sexist
  10. new man
  11. partner
  12. macho
  13. sexism
  14. discrimination
  15. divorce rate

B.
un- : unambitious, uncommunicative, unfaithful, unimaginative, unreasonable, unselfish, unsociable
im-: immature, impatient
in-: inconsiderate, insensitive
ir-: irresponsible
il-: illogical
dis-: dishonest
Un- is the most common prefix. The four adjectives that don't fit in the chart are bossy, vain, jealous, and possessive. The opposites would be expressed with not.

Speaking

  1. Generally speaking
  2. In general
  3. Nowadays
  4. Most
  5. All
  6. The average (= a typical man)