What to read

Keeping up with the news

As learners of the English language, we tend to have a look at foreign newspapers to keep up with the news and improve the language at the same time. However, here's something different. Why don't we read about ourselves in English? In Malaga there's a weekly paper for you read from the South of Spain. 

Sample:Sur in English 

http://www.surinenglish.com/

Reading poems aloud

International Foods and Drinks

The Perfect Island

Means of Transport

Countries and Nationalities

Celebrations, Traditions and Stereotypes around the world

Easter traditions around the World

Easter is a very important Christian festivity. People celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his death. 

Easter is celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon in March. This is between 22 March and 25 April.



The origin of the English word Easter is uncertain. It probably comes from the pagan goddess of spring, Eostre. The pagans celebrated the arrival of spring with special festivals. 

Technology, inventions & Internet

Comparatives and Superlatives

What's your family like?

Are you a very family-oriented person? Or maybe not?


Here we're going to deal with the general topic of family. Let's talk about all the members of your family.

Still lost with vocabulary, try this basic vocabulary for ESO

Introducing yourself successfully

Daily Routines and actions

Would you be able to describe your whole day from waking up to going to bed?


If so, why don't you leave a message telling us about you and you'll practise Daily routines and actions that way.


However, writing about our daily routine can be very dull and boring.

So, we could think about other ways of expressing everyday actions. How about telling a day from a cat's eyes? or the daily routine of a little baby or even a common day of a bird...

                                                                                                         

Well, it's just a question of using your imagination, don't you think? Let's be creative all day long!

Health and Body Parts

These days many people are talking about bad healthy symptoms and it seems like everyone is feeling under the weather. Do you know why? 



Well, let's cheer everybody up with some doctor, doctor jokes. Are you familiar with them?



Here's a good one:

Doctor, Doctor my son has swallowed my pen, what should I do?
Use a pencil ‘till I get there.

And would you be able to talk to a doctor in English? If not, here are some basic words and expressions, which are mainly based on Health and body parts:









Do you know any other doctor, doctor jokes?



If so, please leave us a comment below. LOL

What are humans like?

After getting to know each other, it's time for us to describe ourselves, don't you think?



Well, first of all we need some adjectives for describing people. 



Human beings are different and that's what makes us so interesting and appealing to talk about. Every single country and culture with its own features and qualities. 



Let's point out our best strengths as individuals living in the same world!



Any ideas to start with?












What are they wearing?

Home, Sweet Home

How is your writing going on? Feel like describing your sweet home?

Here's some help for you to practise all the words you need for your description.

Any suggestions? Ideas are always very well-welcome.

Jobs and Professions

Planning to study or work abroad, this post will help you to get more info about Jobs and Professions. Anything else? If so, please leave us a message below.

TESTS EXAMS

It's time for a TEST.  Are you ready for it?



Calm down! This is not so hard. Please just complete some sentences and that's it.



What kind of test are you going take?

ESO, ESA, KET, PET... there are too many!













 
Anyway, the best exam ever is a trip to the UK or USA. Let's go on a trip!



                                                                    

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?