Hello, class!
This week we have learnt vocabulary on special ocassions (weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, retirements...). We have also revised the "present continuous" tense and have used it to express what we are currently doing.
This is a link to revise some vocabulary on wedding:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zkfXG4pOEo
Enjoy your learning!
Welcome to Learn and Enjoy! Pre-intermediate evening course Tuesday and Thursday). students: Sergio Otavo, Laura, Eusebio, Javier, Raquel, Sergio Santamaría, Rocío y Carlos. Teacher: José Ramón
domingo, 24 de noviembre de 2013
jueves, 21 de noviembre de 2013
Week 11 10th - 17th November 2013
This week
we have learnt:
Vocabulary
on shopping, including measures (a bottle, a litre, a pint, a gallon, a kilo,
half a kilo, a pound, grams, a can, a tin, a dozen, a pound, a carton, a jar…),
paying methods (credit/debit card, cash...), discounts…
Expressions related to shopping,
such as “to run out of something” and “to have plenty of something”.
How to
build sentences using the "past simple" and the "past continuous" tenses, and how to link them using
“when” or “while” as needed.
These are
some links to be used to check your learning at home:
Pronunciation
of the past simple:
Vocabulary
on shopping through a conversation:
Explanation
of basic shopping vocabulary in English:
Thank you
for your participation and effort. You are doing very well!
Week 10 4th - 10th November 2013
Hello!
This week
we have revised the “present simple”, vocabulary on physical appearance and
used it to describe people.
We have
studied the “present continuous”, compared it with the “present simple”,
and used it to express what we are doing currently.
We have
also revised word agreement and punctuation (remember that adjectives always keep
the same form: a red car, some red cars) as well as “likes and dislikes” ( I
love, I like, I don’t like, I hate ) and used it to express our likes and
dislikes for both things and actions ( Example: I like cars / I like driving
cars ).
Thank you
for your participation and involvement. You did very well. Please, don’t worry
about making mistakes. Remember that making mistakes is a part of the learning
process.
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