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This site is for all students of English as a Foreign Language at the Piedralaves E.O.I.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

A BIT OF REVISION

Hello people!
I found this wonderful presentation for you to review some of the grammar points you have studied this year so far. I think this helps!

http://www.slideshare.net/laurajim21/revision-elementary-grammar

Saturday, March 31, 2012

El blog para aprender inglés: Audios índice

Hello guys! I found this wonderful blog from another teacher of English and she has lots of podcasts that you can download and listen. Scripts are included and also the translations. You do not need to read the translations but they are there.
I hope this is useful!

El blog para aprender inglés: Audios índice:

'via Blog this'

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

LIPDUB SONG




HELLO GUYS, THIS IS A VIDEO WITH THE SONG THAT WE ARE GOING TO USE FOR THE LIPDUB VIDEO. HAVE A LOOK AT IT AND REMEMBER, WE ARE GOING TO RECORD OUR PART ON MARCH, 26TH, RIGHT AFTER YOUR CLASS. 
I´M SO EXCITED I CAN´T WAIT!




Thursday, March 15, 2012

SIMPLE PAST OF REGULAR VERBS

Hello again!
In this video you can review the rules for the pronunciation of the past simple for regular verbs. Good listening practice to help you with your productions. Enjoy!




Sunday, March 11, 2012

DANCING QUEEN

Hello my people!
Here you have a really good website to practice your training for St. Patrick´s karaoke. I have selected Abba´s Dancing Queen. You have to write the words in the gaps as you listen to the song. Great practice! Have fun!

http://www.lyricstraining.com/play/7722/abba/dancing_queen 

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

WHO, WHO´S AND WHOSE

The MacMillan Dictionary language tips are a really helpful learning tool for English language learners. Their weekly tips draw our attention to very specific areas of difficulty in both vocabulary and grammar.

In this tip, they want to show us the difference between whowho's (= who is or who has), whose (=possessive pronoun).


Elearn Language learning also offers some explanations and gives some more examples.

Languageguide.org mainly focuses on the difference between who and whose, but their great asset is that they offer recorded audio files of all the examples.

University of Bristol allows us to do an online exercise to discrimate between Who's or Whose.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

UNCHAINED MELODY

Hello class,
please look at this video to check your answers from the exercises we did in class!
Happy St. Valentine's and happy singing!