Unit 1Module 2 Birthday

Here you have a link for the vocabulary. Some interactive exercises to practice on your computer. This is a reading about birhday cakes.


This is a board  to talk about personality
These are some questions.

 

This is to talk about reasons

Another nice table

Present Perfect Visual Map

Job interview

Here you have a link for questions: Link 1 Vocabulary

Have you ever...?

Here you have the conversation questions on this topic. Conversation Questions Have You Ever ... · Have you ever appreciated a sunset? o Were you alone or with someone special? ·

Have you ever been a guest at a surprise party? o Has anyone ever thrown a surprise party for you? · Have you ever been on TV? · · Have you ever been to a theatre? · · Have you ever broken a bone? · · · Have you ever cheated on an exam? · · · Have you ever eaten in a restaurant and realized you have no money with you? · · Have you ever fallen down the stairs? · · · Have you ever gone mountain climbing? · · Have you ever gone skiing? · · Have you ever gone surfing? · o · Have you ever met a celebrity? o · · Have you ever received a present that you really hated? o What was it? o Why did you hate it? o Who gave it to you? · · Have you ever ridden a horse? · Have you ever ridden a motorcycle? · Have you ever guessed someone's age wrong (younger or older)? How did the person respond? · · Have you ever seen a car accident? · · Have you ever tried any extreme sports? · · Have you ever played an instrument in public? · · Have you ever sung in public? · · Have you ever fainted? · · Have you ever played in a movie? · · Have you ever been to a funeral? · · Have you ever been trapped in an elevator? · · Have you ever had to dial 911/111/119... (emergency services)? · · Have you ever walked into a window because it was just that clean? · Have you ever met someone who has six fingers? · Have you ever cook for more than 20 people?

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So and Such Power Point

Here we have the explanation and examples Link 1 Link 2 Link 3

More on linkers

Here you have some exercises to practice linkers http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/english-grammar/clause-phrase-and-sentence/sentence-structure

RESULT

Here you have some links to practice the result Link 1 Link 2 Link 3

New Year in London

Some years ago I prepared this didactic unit about the future. You may find it interesting. PLANNING YOUR NIGHT Complete the following text with

these headings. HEADING NUMBER A Allow more time B Check before you trek! C Fireworks. D For the best view watch live on TV. E Limited capacity. F Plan your journey. G Pets and pushchairs. H Tickets? I Wrap up warm. (1) _______________________________________________________________. Before you set out for the night, think about your route out and back. (2) _______________________________________________________________ if you are near a television at midnihgt, it's all being screened live by BBC One. Many barsa nd pubs in central London also show the big Ben chimes and fireworks live on TV, so there's no need to spen several hours outside waiting on a cold December night. (3) _______________________________________________________________. If your are planning to be in town on New Years's Eve itself, remember -it gets very crowded. London will have one of its busiest nights of the year, as revellers head to bars, restaurants and clubs to bring in the new decade and many places will be ticketed or need to be booked in advance. Remember tickets are not required to view the fireworks. If you are offered or sold a ticket, please advise a steward or a police officer. (4) _______________________________________________________________. Large crowds in central London will have an impact on moving around the area, so allow extra time when heading out and bear in mind you may have to walk further or even out of your way to get to where you need to be. (5) _______________________________________________________________. Only a proportion of those celebrating in central London will be able to wathc the fireworks int he viewing areas, which will close as soon as they are full, in previous years some parts of the viewing areas have been as early as 21.00. Don't suddenly decide to leave the bar or party at a few minutes to midnight - you won't be able to get in - and you won't be able to see the firewoks. Even if you head down early there is no guarantee you will be able to get in. (6) _______________________________________________________________. As a result of the crowds the event may be unsuitable for young children, and we straongly recommend that you do not bring buggies or pushchairs with you to the event. Also, pets will not be allowed in the viewing areas, however assistance dogs are welcome. (7) _______________________________________________________________.. We have a fantastic display planned, therefore please do not bring your own fireworks to the event. (8) _______________________________________________________________.. Don't get caught out by the cold weather. (9) _______________________________________________________________. In the event of bad weather or other major incident, we will update our plans online here and via our Twitter alerts. Adapted from http://www.longdon.gov.uk/newyearseve/planyournihgt/beforeleaving.jsp MAIN PAGE KEY

Sports vocabulary

Here you have the links to work in the class. Link 1 snap Link 2 snap Link 3 Complete Link 4 Complete with the given words Here you have the vocabulary and some exercises Olimpics 1 Olimpics 2

Past continuous links

Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Link 4

Past Continuous

Here you have a video with examples. Here you have an explantation.