As you want me to explain how to write a good essay or composition in English, I've decided to start a document for that purpose. I mean, here's your language errors and mistakes' record, so that you can have a look at it before you hand in your next piece of writing, no matter the type of writing text you produce. You must always make sure that there's no mistake whatsoever. Ok, then, so please remember that practice makes perfect and the more you write, the better writer you'll become. Enjoy your English!
This a simple site for learners to practise English and enjoy language learning, using many different types of language resources. You’ll be exposed to many different accents of English, through listening, reading, speaking, writing and what’s even more important for your language learning, that is, Communication. This is not intended to be like a normal textbook, but a place to talk about your weaknesses and strengths, producing your English language every day.
Monday, 21 May 2012
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Better late than never
At last I could find the time to scan the solutions
for the Reading and grammar textbook exercises. Sorry for the delay. I’m a very busy teacher.
However, here are the solutions for you check up your notebooks. I hope you can
find some time to correct your answers, so that you can keep your English up.
Well, I reckon that sometimes it’s a bit like the English saying: “Better late than never”, isn’t it?
Monday, 9 April 2012
How to hit the nail on the head
Do you exactly know how to study for your exams? If you don't, here are some useful tips to hit the nail on the head in your next English TESTS.
Firstly, let's respond the most typical students' question right before any exam: "Profe, qué entra en el examen?" or in English, "What will the exam be like?" Well, you know what: you'd better have a look at the first two pages of your textbook more often. There you'll find all the exam contents. They are normally classified into different skills like grammar, vocabulary, speaking, pronunciation, writing, reading & listening. However, please try not to procrastinate too much, simply because you can't learn all the vocabulary and assimilate every grammatical content in just a few days. So, organize your own time and daily work, so that you make sure that you've got plenty of language practice before the exam. Classroom practice is not enough for you to get most of the answers right in the exams. Therefore, please set some time for your own language practice and study at home, early enough to feel yourself confident to get the best results as possible.
Secondly, make sure that you are perfectly familiar with the number of questions and the way the questions will be like and that you understand all the instructions of every single activity. Here's your last exam, its key and the audio as well. Finally, good luck, please don't lose your time and enjoy your English.
Monday, 27 February 2012
Travel broadens the mind
They say that travel broadens the mind. In Spanish: "los viajes amplían los horizontes" and I think this is true. When you travel, you meet new people and new cultures and so, you can share new experiences and ideas, especially if you travel abroad. Today we've started a trip in class. You could go to almost everywhere, if you use your imagination and why not, learning English as you go along. Here are some words to begin with.
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Let's role-play
Today is the Speaking day! Yes, why not? If you look
for the meaning of role-play, you'll find that this means "hacer teatro improvisado" in
Spanish. And you know what: I think we could role-play all day long and so
we'll probably become more confident as we speak in English. Therefore, there's
no time to lose. Here are two role-plays for you to put your English into practice.
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