Tuesday, January 13, 2015
What to Wear (BBC Learning English)
Click here and find out what Emma and other Londoners like to wear and learn some useful vocabulary to talk about clothes and fashion.
ENOUGH / TOO/ TOO MUCH / TOO MANY
There are too many cooks for the broth.
too many + plural countable nouns
There's too much water.
too much +singular uncountable nouns
This mobile phone is too expensive.
too + adjective/adverb
She hasn't got enough money to buy those shoes.
enough + noun
You aren't tall enough for the ride.
adjective / adverb + enough
Activity 1
Activity 2
too many + plural countable nouns
There's too much water.
too much +singular uncountable nouns
This mobile phone is too expensive.
too + adjective/adverb
She hasn't got enough money to buy those shoes.
enough + noun
You aren't tall enough for the ride.
adjective / adverb + enough
Activity 1
Activity 2
Monday, January 12, 2015
Listening-comprehension activities
Listening comprehension exercises
with
trailers of English-language movies,
commercials
and
old songs
http://en.ver-taal.com/index.htm
with
trailers of English-language movies,
commercials
and
old songs
http://en.ver-taal.com/index.htm
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Describing a House
Friday, January 9, 2015
A2 exam
As you know, on Wednesday you can take the A2 level test. You've got a model here to practise at home: Good luck!
CLICK HERE
(you'll be redirected to the EOI oficial website). You'll download a .zip file. When you decompress it, you'll find 3 different files: the one you're interested in is called IN_NB_11.pdf
As you know, there are 4 different parts: Oral Comprehension (CO), Written Comprehension (CE), Oral Expression (EO) and Written Expression (CE).
You've got more information on the exam here.
As you know, on Wednesday you can take the A2 level test. You've got a model here to practise at home: Good luck!
CLICK HERE
(you'll be redirected to the EOI oficial website). You'll download a .zip file. When you decompress it, you'll find 3 different files: the one you're interested in is called IN_NB_11.pdf
As you know, there are 4 different parts: Oral Comprehension (CO), Written Comprehension (CE), Oral Expression (EO) and Written Expression (CE).
You've got more information on the exam here.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
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