From the 9th to the 12th of March

Well, this week ...

We HAVE STUDIED the present perfect tense
We have ALREADY learnt to use JUST, ALREADY, YET
We have learnt how to pronounce difficult sounds like in HOUSE, YATCH, JAZZ.

Here you have the key to handout 15, about Just, Already and Yet.

To have a little fun!

Hello everyone!

This song is popping up on TV every now and again, and well... I thought you could sing along and have some fun!

Some music

Which do you prefer?? ;-)






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Present Perfect

Hello everyone,

We have started studying the present perfect tense nad we will continue this week as well.

I wanted to give you some more extra practice on that. You can click HERE to practice Present Perfect with a text about Loch Ness.

This is much easier: you have to choose between HAVE, OR HAS

HERE you can practice questions. HERE too, but with interrogative pronouns.

And something else...

Extra listenig practice

Hello,



In this link you can find a podcast. Click HERE and you will download the activities with their key answers.



If you click HERE, you find the listening for the first activity.



HERE you have the listening for the second activity.



GOOD LUCK!

Review of tenses and "Restaurant problems"

Hello everyone,

This week we have been revising the tenses to refer to the future as well as to the past and present.

We were also studying a typical situation at the restaurant and how to cope with restaurant problems.

Don't forget to finish your writing tasks and the handouts.

In unit 4 we will study a new tense: the present perfect tense, and the first text is about Zara. Here you can download another document with some activities to learn something more about this company and the key.

I recommend you to read it and do the exercises. If anyone wants to make a similar presentation in class, he/she is welcome.

Last week of January

We are having a cold winter, aren't we?

At last we are in the last week of January, and still working on the ways to talk about the future.

Thanks to Staci and Nicole, who helped us understand a bit more about them.