Actually travelling

The 2nd Batxillerat group is travelling to London pretty soon, so I suggest this link to practise some of the most common travel English expressions and vocabulary in a series of intuitive multiple-choice self-correcting questionnaries on the most relevant situations.

London, here we come! Don't hesistate to take them several times.

The more the better. We call that "practising". 

Movies & Language

I have been pointed to this great great blog by a colleague of mine (hi, Helena!).

It is called Movie Segments to Assess Grammar Goals. Wow, that's a long title. Still perfectly explanatory of the object of the blog. It uses subtitled movie clips to illustrate specific points of the English grammar. It is an excellent tool for learning in a less conventional way.

I'm loving it. Really. Thanks Claudio Azevedo for such a great piece of work.

And there is more. Here, you can also find loads of material realted to the connection of movies and languages. Great suff indeed.

Travelling

ESL means English as a Second Language. The people at ESL Party Land have created a series of lessons to help you in your learning experience.








I have selected the one about Travel to illustrate our coming unit with 3rd of ESO. Check it out and enjoy!

Flash Quizzes for English Study

Studying and revising your grammar and vocabulary has never been so much fun. Go here, and boost your learning.

Enjoy!

PS. The image used here was taken from this web. All rights belong to the authors.

Irregular verbs

Sooner or later, everyone learning English has to learn the Irregular Verbs.

Here you have several links to help you.

1. A list of all irregular verbs grouped in a way that makes it easier to learn them.

2. A flash card solution with most of the verbs you need to know. Here there are 10 verbs to learn. You can find the rest here. You need to scroll down. It's after exercise 37.

3. A game of Snakes & Ladders to practice the verbs you learn.

Enjoy!