Somebody, anywhere, nothing, etc + Ing/ed adjectives

In unit 4C we are looking at the determiners someone, nothing, anywhere, etc.

1. See these examples

• I can see nothing with these sunglasses.
• I can't see anything with these glasses.
• Are you going to do anything interesting tonight?
• Someone told me about it
• I went alone. Nobody went with me.
• Was anybody waiting for you at the station?
• I can't find my keys anywhere.
• They went somewhere near the mountains.
• There are people everywhere!
• Where has everybody gone?

• 2. Visit THIS LINK and practise more!!!!
• 3. NOW visit THIS page to practice on -ed/ -ing adjectives

Vocabulary Wheel

Tell me, what are you wearing?- Unit 1C

He's putting on a jacket, and another, and another, and another...

Hi there!!

Come and enjoy your free time today...

1. CLlCK HERE and test yourself on Clothes vocabulary

2. Time for some more? Improve your grammar for current unit HERE!

Remember these verbs:

Wear, take off, put on, try on, dress, carry

• She is wearing a red coat today.
• What do you wear when you want to relax?
• I take off my cardigan when I get home.
• Put on your jacket. It's cold outside.
• Always try on clothes before you buy them.
• She dressed  and had breakfast.
• Carry your umbrella in case it rains...

Unit 1B Appearances /iz/

Hello my dear students,

These days we are looking at physical appearance and personality. Also, at the present simple and the pronunciation of -s/-es...

I give you four great activities to practise!!! 


1)  GO to   Appearance. Listen and match

2)   Go to this site and do a LISTENing Test

3)  Now watch this video to revise the pronunciation of -s/-es...:

4) Finally, play THIS GAME !

PRESENT PERFECT + Just, yet, already

These words are often used with the present perfect tense 

Just
‘Just’ is usually used only with the present perfect tense and it means ‘a short time ago’.

• I’ve just seen Susan coming out of the cinema.
• Mike’s just called. Can you ring him back please?

In the present perfect, ‘just’ comes between the auxiliary verb (‘have’) and the past participle.

Yet

‘Yet’ is used to talk about something which is expected to happen. It means ‘at any time up to now’. It is used in questions and negatives.

• Have you finished your homework yet? 
• I haven’t finished it yet. I’ll do it after dinner.

‘Yet’ usually comes at the end of the sentence.

Already

‘Already’ is used to say that something has happened early – or earlier than it might have happened.

• I’ve already spent my salary and it’s two weeks before pay day.
• The train’s already left! What are we going to do?

‘Already’  comes in mid-position.

CLICK HERE to practice

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

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Dear students,
I really hope you enjoy this holiday season and your new year goes wonderfully!

Best regards

Dulce

Restaurants and other places

1) Read this loooong text and then answer the questions below: 

Read and choose one (or two)restaurant (s) for each answer:

0.    Which restaurant is famous for its lamb? ANSWER: A (Last Days of the Raj). 1.        Which restaurant serves hot and spicy food?  -- 2.       In which two restaurants can you listen to some great music? -- 3.      Which restaurant only has desserts and sweets? -- 4.      Which restaurant is good for people who don't eat meat? -- 5.      Which restaurant employs staff trained in Europe? -- 6.      Which restaurant serves an all-day breakfast including sausages, bacon and eggs?   -- 7.   In which restaurant can you eat outside?  --

a)    Last Days of the Raj b)   A Taste of Tuscany c)    Your Local Caff d)   The Lemon Tree e)    Cheesy Bites f)    Fast Best g)    The Chocolate Box h)   Musical Chairs  (C) Copyright BRITSH COUNCIL

2) Watch and learn more about the city of LONDON

3) Now watch this video and practice your pronunciation on PLACES & BUILDINGS vocabulary:

HAVE A NICE WEEK(END)!!!
D.

Revision units 9A & B

More practice on quantities and quantifiers

There are not ____ options. 

 much 
 many 
 some 
 few
 VISIT THIS PAGE and continue.

Exercise 2

Let´s talk about the past! Listen and repeat the most often used irregular verbs. There are more videos like this on this page. Good luck!

As SIMPLE as the PRESENT....

Hello my dear students,

Here you have some practice for the weekend

• PRESENT SIMPLE:

CLICK HERE and practice

• FOOD VOCABULARY:

CLICK and WATCH THIS VIDEO

Welcome! 2017-18

Hello everybody!

It's time to start classes

PRESENTATION and first day of classes:

• WEDNESDAY- 13th September, 2017