USED TO for PAST HABITS

Click on the link to learn how to talk about  past habits and past situations.
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-17

At the Office. Vocabulary Quiz, Reading and Listening Activities

VOCABULARY 

 

1. At the Office. Vocabulary

2. Picture Quiz 

 3. Equipment Vocabulary

4. Equipment Quiz 

5. Furniture. Vocabulary 

6. Furniture Quiz 

7. Meetings 

READING-COMPREHENSION TEXT 

Understanding Job Descriptions 

Making Sentences. Working Conditions 

Job Offers 

Starting a new Job 

How to study

Apprentice 

 

The Ig Nobel Prizes

You surely know about the Nobel Prizes, but, do you know what the Ig Nobel Prizes are? They are given to people whose achievements first make people LAUGH and them make them THINK. In this funny Ted Talk you will learn more about these awards which were given last Thursday, September 17th.

Rules: Must - Mustn't

Click here to do the activities in the book

Subject/Object Pronouns. Possessive adjectives/pronouns

 

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Some time / Sometimes / Sometime

There are 3 different meanings of this word. Although this seems confusing at first the differences are nice and easy to remember!

Some time - this means a period or length of time. We don't know how long it is, but we know it's more than nothing but less than forever.

Sometimes - this means occasionally or every now and then. It is an adverb of frequency. Think of it as halfway between never and always.

Sometime - this means at some point in time, when exactly is not known or not given.

                                                                                                           from http://languagelearningbase.com

A brief history of video games (Part I) - Safwat Saleem

Spanish subtitles are optional