6.18.2013
5.23.2013
Activity "Biographies" in the Subject "Any Questions?", 2nd ESO
Hi students! Here you have your presentations. Good work!!
- Albert, Enric and Victor's Presentation on the footballer Leo Messi
- Noelia and Inés Presentation on the music band One Direction
- Karo and Eric's Presentation on the artist Skrillex
- Paula and Marc's Presentation on the singer Juan Magan
Etiquetas:
biography,
ESO,
oral skills,
professions,
reading skills,
writing skills
News for ESO Students!!
Have a look to Time for Kids and know about what is happening in the world.
5.19.2013
What's the Weather Like?
1. Have a look to this page on spoken English about the weather.
2. Refresh your idioms knowledge about the weather.
3. What's the weather like in the photo?
4. Have a look to the weather forecast in your city. What's the forecast like for tomorrow?
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| It is going to rain cats and dogs in Barcelona... |
Etiquetas:
conversation,
forecast,
idioms,
oral skills,
phrases,
stormy,
Vocabulary,
weather
5.14.2013
4.28.2013
Legends On Board: Professions and Biographies
PART 1. Describe the Picture of this Advertisement.
1. How many people are there? Do any of these faces sound to you?
2. What are their professions?
3. Where are they?
Can you guess what is this advertisement about? Have a look to the TV commercial and you will discover it!
Don't forget to:
PART 2. Write a Biography.
Choose Kobe Bryant, Lionel Messi or any other person you want to write about and try to include the following details.
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Family background
- Childhood events
- Hobbies and interests
- Academic record
- Achievements in the person's chosen field
- A funny or striking fact that you know
Don't forget to:
- Use the connectors of sequence (First, next, after that, as soon as, in the end, etc.)
- Where / which / when pronouns
Etiquetas:
advertisement,
biography,
oral skills,
professions,
speaking,
TV commercial,
writing skills
4.22.2013
Top 10 English Pronunciation Problems
Practise your English pronunciation with words that have similar spellings. Thanks again espressoenglish!
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