A Day Made of Glass 2 : Using technology vocab
A Day Made of Glass 2
Upper Intermediate + : conversation and comprehension class
Vocab building: general, technology & educational.
Skills: using common / colloquial expressions & phrases
Tag: grammar
The 5 ways to say “bastante” in English
There are 5 ways to say “BASTANTE / SUFICIENTE” in English Es importante saber las diferencias que hay entre ellas 1.) FAIRLY = Bastante : “Fairly” + Adjetivo o Adverbio Se usa”FAIRLY” con adjetivos mas bien “positivos”y significa que algo o alguien es algo “MAS” que un poco y mucho menos que “MUY” Ejemplos: […]
Rude Parrot – Christmas Joke
Rude Parrot – Christmas Joke Phrasal verbs & bird sounds: to ‘clean up’ fed up (to be fed up ) threw up (to throw up, 2 meanings) stepped out (To step out) spoke-up (to speak up) to yell (more human than bird) to squawk ( try saying the word in different tones) to […]
Nancy Sinatra – Bang Bang (Past Simple Regular & Irregular practise)
Nancy Sinatra – Bang Bang (A class with the famous song by Nancy Sinatra to practice verbs in the Past Simple) Who was Nancy Sinatra? Can you name any of her songs? What relationship is she to Frank Sinatra Ex 1: While listening to the song put the verbs in brackets into the past […]
Using the verb get Masterclass
The Verb Get – The Student Worksheet Some study and MUCH practice is required with this verb. We must first read and understand the different uses and meanings of the verb.This verb is one of the keys to using English like a native speaker. 6 Tenses Forms: Past Simple = I got Present Perfect = […]
Exercise – To Do or To Make – That is the question?
To Do or To Make – That is the question? The two verbs ‘do’ and ‘make’ are often confused. The meanings are similar, but there are differences. ‘Do’ for Activities Use the verb ‘do’ to express daily activities or jobs. Notice that these are usually activities that produce no physical object. Use do for actions, […]
TBL: Contractions in English
(SITTIN’ ON) THE DOCK OF THE BAY written by Otis Redding and Steve Cropper lyrics as recorded by Otis Redding December 7, 1967, just three days before his death in a plane crash outside Madison, Wisconsin #1 for 4 weeks in 1968 Theory: Words in English when spoken quickly or sung sometimes contain contractions. “Rocking” […]