Mobile Phones & Text Messages (SMS)

 

Click HERE to listen while you read.

NOTE: 

The answers  to the exercise are at the end of the text . PLEASE, do not look at them until you've finished trying to fill in the gaps by yourself!  OK?
Ring Tones

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TEXT MESSAGES

 Do you know what the sms in the cell phone on the right means?

 (Oh My God-Did You See? Laughing Out Loud, Talk To You Later...Later)

 

 Click HERE on QUIZ  and learn more about the 'language' of text messages...

:-)






Dulce

Transport & Travel + Comparatives

VOCABULARY

To revise and extend what we are studying in unit 2C...

• Click HERE to practice vocabulary and pronunciation

• Click HERE and do a listening activity... 

•  Comparatives & Superalatives

Joan is more attractive than Susan
This is the best day of my life.
She felt even worse when she saw him

·  I think Rob is happier now than a year ago.

·        New York is the most exciting city in the world.

·         His biggest desire is to meet Angelina Jolie.

·         Charles is probably the tidiest person I know.

• What's the comparative of these adjectives? First, think, then, check!

• interesting --more interesting
• weak --weaker . . . . .
• funny --funnier . . . . .
• important --more important
• careful --more careful
• bad --worse - exception!
• big --bigger . . . . . .
• far --further OR farther - exception!
• small --smaller . . . . .
• polluted --more polluted
• boring --more boring
• angry --angrier . . . . .
• good --better - exception!

• Further Practice on Comparatives & Superlatives HERE!  

Reading Practice

Today I am giving  you a Reading and a Listening Activity. Enjoy yourselves!

PLEASE DON'T forget to leave a comment!

Click on FULLSCREEN to read better!!!!

Friendship





See key HERE

Listening Practice

Listen to Mr Duncan as you watch, and then decide which eight of the 18 statements are true> in the Powerpoint presentation below!

Please, DON?T forget to leave a comment! ;-)

Misterduncan

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Unit 2A

• Pay a mortgage
• Get a salary
• I get an allowance from my dad each weekend
• Waste money
• Borrow money from the bank
• Take out money from the cash machine
• Cost
• Can’t afford to buy
• My savings are low these days

etc (SEE MORE on page 147 of our classbook!)

In our next unit (2A) we are gong to study the Vocabulary of MONEY

And in grammar we’ll revise the present perfect and the past simple.

Some useful activities to start: (Click on the words)

• Listening
• Vocabulary

Revision Unit 1C

Click here to find and revise some personality adjectives, with definitions and exercises.

• easygoing
• ambitious
• cheerful

• hardworking
• trustworthy
• impatient
• optimistic
• sensitive
• moody
• sociable
• indecisive
• reserved
• lazy
• attentive
• punctual
• humorous
• modest
• bossy
• intelligent
• impulsive
• considerate
• imaginative
• independent
• selfish
• self-confident
• responsible
• talkative




Now The Future
Future NI1

See answers to quiz in COMMENTS

PAST TENSES

Hi!
In Unit 1B we are studying how to tell a story in English by using the appropriate past tenses, that is, past simple, past continuous or past perfect...
This is the powerpoint we saw in class. Next day we are going to tell a story related to sports (see page 9 > Speaking...)

Past tenses

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A Recipe...

Joan of Arch sent us this delicious recipe to make Fideuá... Now is your TURN!!!


;-)

Rec Eta

Thanks a lot, Joan !

And now how to make a delicious English Trifle!

WHO ARE YOU?

Hello everyone!

In class you have been given a 'secret' name to keep you anonymous during the year. Only the teacher knows who you really are!

That name is the name of an icon in the English culture.

Everytime you write a comment in this blog you will use that name, so that I know who is writing... but not your partners.

Today is the day when we are going to introduce ourselves through a small biography.

I've written two examples myself, about US president Franklin D. Roosevelt and American actress Susan Sarandon.

SEE COMMENTS!

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How to do it:

- Click on comments

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- Write or copy your biography, then tick on Name/URL

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- Write your 'false name' (URL is not necessary)

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- Write the word verification and PUBLISH COMMENT!
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:-) :-)

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