What Does Your Name Mean?

 What does your name tell us about your personality? 

Click here to find out.

A Love Promise

Checking answers for the song! CLICK HERE to listen with lyrics!

Excuses and Apologies

Why didn't you come to class last Monday?

There is always a good a excuse to make...

Write a note to your teacher saying why you did not come to class last Monday. (About 50  words).

HOW TO DO IT:
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 - Go down to comments
-Click on
-Write your text
-Sign (write your name)
- Choose Name/URL
-Write as ...
and
-Then click on 'POST COMMENT'!
:-)))

Junk Food

 



We listened to Mark and Allie ordering some food in a restaurant. Then, we looked at some vocabulary associated with fast food. Here's some more practice for you. Click here. Enjoy!

Merry Christmas!

IMPORTANT NEWS

There will be NO CLASS tomorrow, Monday 29th November, at EOI Arucas because of the bad weather.

There will probably be class as usual on Tuesday 30th November, but watch this space to make sure.

Take advantage of your "free" afternoon and do some extra revision!

Important News: Diane's Classes

Please note that Básico 2 (Diane's classes only) will NOT have class on Thursday 18th or Friday 19th November. We will do our end of Unit test on Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th. Study hard!

Holidays...(unit 2A)

In Unit 2 our topic is HOLIDAYS, here you have some vocabulary to start practising!

to go on holiday (GB), on vacation (US) to go abroad to go camping to go climbing to go hiking to go mountaineering to go sightseeing to go skiing to go swimming to go to the beach to have a good time to have a bad time to make a to rent a car  to sunbathe to fly	Accommodation to book reservar agency  travel agent camping site hotel camping site youth hostel inn posada double room double room with twin beds _____________ high season low  season
flight cruise one-way/ single ticket return ticket car rental (US) car hire (GB) car park	sightseeing sun lotion sunglasses sunburn quemadura de sol  guide

Halloween

 

Halloween is celebrated on the 31st of October.

Halloween has its origins in the ancient Samhain festival celebrated by the Celts to signify the end of summer.

Many of today’s Halloween customs can be traced back to Celtic times.

Halloween is also known as All Saint’s Day. The Roman Catholic Church created this name to celebrate saints without their own specific days during the rest of the year.

Bonfires are often lit in Ireland on October 31st. This tradition dates back to the Celts, who used fire to ward off evil spirits. The Celts also dressed in animal skins on Halloween, and believed that the dead returned to earth disguised as various creatures. One of these creatures was a black cat, which remains a familiar symbol of Halloween...

 

>Watch these easy videos and practice further:

VOCABULARY

1D Relative Clauses

Relative Clauses NB2