miércoles, 13 de enero de 2016

Notes and summaries

Read the information and when you are finished, make a manual on how to make notes in class and how to make summaries.

The manual must contain.

-title
-index
-intention of the mannual
-what students are doing incorrectly
-how to make notes and summaries correctly (use schemes, drawings, charts or pictures to explain this)
- include illustrations
-names of the authors

First make a draft in your notebooks.
Next class, we'll be making the manual on cardboard.

http://cai.bc.inter.edu/ciberinfo/ciber-info_destrezasde_notas.htm

http://kidshealth.org/teen/en_espanol/escuela/take_notes_esp.html

viernes, 21 de noviembre de 2014

e-how


Time to make somthing useful.

Check this page http://www.ehow.com/how_7857774_learn-speak-english-home.html

and make one so as to explain the use of question tags in:

present
past
furture
present perfect

miércoles, 22 de enero de 2014

COMICS

Comics!

These are the links to the comic makers online that I promised to post.


http://bitstrips.com/create/comic/



http://www.pixton.com/collection/Pixton



http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/

Your comics!

Andrea

Majo

El Fer

La Fer

Carloooos

Alexa Bieber

Alvarooo


Yolaaa
http://www.pixton.com/mx/comic/qscjzpfk
http://www.pixton.com/mx/comic/udoco1jf
http://www.pixton.com/mx/comic/2epyg2t5









miércoles, 15 de enero de 2014

Relative clauses


What are relative clauses?
Relative clases are words we use to make a reference of the subject previousy mentioned.

e.g.
He is the boy who sings very well!

She is the girl who lost my books!

In these sentences I am using the word "who" to make a reference of the boy in case of the first sentence, and the girl in the second sentence, so we can learn from this that the word "who" is used to make references for people.

There are some other words to make reference to many other things, for example:

who-person
which-object
when-time
where-place
whose-possession

Here the are some videos to help you understand

Time for exercises!!







Cheerio, Chipo!

martes, 10 de diciembre de 2013

martes, 15 de octubre de 2013

Hi every one, here's more information about the problematic and difficult pronunciation of regular verbs in past

Here's a video so you can practice!



This is a audio podcast from the BBC, it is a British man interviewing an English learner about the things he did on the weekend.

-Audio Pronunciation of regular verbs in past


And here's a PDF with further explanation about the pronunciation rules

miércoles, 11 de septiembre de 2013

a - an - the indefinite articles

Definite artilcles are used in specific nouns, for example:
the red apples of the basket
the Mexican people
the cold water

Indefinite articles are those that represent a general group

apples
People
water

Time to practice:
Select acrticle THE or no article

The indefinite article "The"

Definite or Zero article?

In case you have any doubts, here's a video where you can learn more about the articles: