Have a look at the following people to match with the most suitable adjective.
Can you make 5 sentences with your favourite ones? Try using comparative and superlative forms.
Example: Mario is more competitive than Susan, he always has to win.
This blog has been created to share news, projects, videos and everything I may find interesting with my students. I will also upload their work and anything I consider useful for them to improve their English. Everybody is welcome. Formerly known as Englishasbarxas, I have now adopted the name of my new school: IES ROU. PALMIRA CALVAR
Have a look at the following people to match with the most suitable adjective.
Can you make 5 sentences with your favourite ones? Try using comparative and superlative forms.
Example: Mario is more competitive than Susan, he always has to win.
A bit too late, but I would like to share this activity that my daughter prepared during the Winter Olympics. It can be useful in case you're studying sports.
Have a look at the pictures and match them with the right name of the sport and its description.
A friend sent me this video a few days ago and I thougt it was really funny. Since many words students have problems with are mentioned, I am leaving it here for you.
Remember you have to pronounce them correctly so keep the silent letters in words such as
hour, half, climb, know, knock, subtle, Wednesday, Autumn, talking, climbing, knitting, knife...
If you feel like revisig silent letters, have a look at the following video. My friend Emma will help and encourage you to improve your pronunciation.
It has been great to be your teacher this year!
The badges are almost ready! You will have to make the rest tomorrow! Thank you, Enma!!!
Have you learnt all the questions by heart? I hope so!
To my old students who are taking their ABAU exams in the next few days!!!
AND IT SOON WILL BE...CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR RESULTS!!!
Live your life with arms wide open
Today is where your book begins
The rest is still unwritten...
Have a look at the following people to match with the most suitable adjective. Can you make 5 sentences with your favourite ones? Try usin...