Wednesday, 9 October 2013
Monday, 7 October 2013
Personality - Exercise
Personality
I've found this interesting link with an extra exercise about personality adjectives you might like:
Have fun!
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Questions
I'm attaching the PDF of the PowerPoint file we saw in class here:
Questions.pdf
And here is the key for worksheet 1A Grammar - Question formation, exercise b
Question formation - Exercise B
Questions.pdf
And here is the key for worksheet 1A Grammar - Question formation, exercise b
Question formation - Exercise B
IMPORTANT: Change in the reader order!
Important:
It has been decided to change the order in which the books need to be read. So the first book now is "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time". Ishiguro's "The remains of the day" becomes the third-term book.
The decision is made based on the difficulty of the books, since we think Mark Haddon's novel is easier to read.
Let me remind you that the date for the first reader is 20 November.
Enjoy the reading!
It has been decided to change the order in which the books need to be read. So the first book now is "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time". Ishiguro's "The remains of the day" becomes the third-term book.
The decision is made based on the difficulty of the books, since we think Mark Haddon's novel is easier to read.
Let me remind you that the date for the first reader is 20 November.
Enjoy the reading!
FIRST TERM: The curious incident of the dog in the night-time
SECOND TERM: Things fall apart
THIRD TERM: The remains of the day
Welcome!
Welcome to the LEVEL 4 - 13/14 blog!
Hello everyone! I've created this blog as a communication tool between you and me. I will be posting information, exercises, links and all kinds of good stuff to make the most of your English class.
I hope you find it helpful. And of course, you can drop me a line with comments, opinions, suggestions, etc.
See you soon.
Hello everyone! I've created this blog as a communication tool between you and me. I will be posting information, exercises, links and all kinds of good stuff to make the most of your English class.
I hope you find it helpful. And of course, you can drop me a line with comments, opinions, suggestions, etc.
See you soon.
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