miércoles, 27 de agosto de 2014

OTHER WAYS TO SAY...

                                       Thanx to my work-mate Rosa

viernes, 24 de enero de 2014

ADVICE

                                Courtesy: engames.eu

PHRASAL VERBS

                                Courtesy: engames.eu

AT / ON / IN FOR TIME

                                Courtesy: engames.eu

AT / ON / IN FOR PLACE

                                Courtesy: engames.eu

CONTAINERS

                                Courtesy: engames.eu

miércoles, 13 de noviembre de 2013

British English vs. American English

                                                    Courtesy: English is Fun

lunes, 13 de mayo de 2013

DOs and DON'Ts SPEAKING TEST PET

Part
DO or DON'T
SPEAKING TEST
general
DO
speak clearly so that both examiners and your partner can hear you.
general
DON'T
sit in silence in the test, even if you are nervous. Examiners can't give marks to candidates who don't speak.
general
DON'T
worry that your partner is a stronger or weaker speaker than you. The examiners assess the candidates individually.
general
DON'T
worry too much about making grammatical mistakes.
general
DO
practise your English, in and out of the classroom, as much as you can.
general
DON'T
worry too much if you don't know a word.
general
DO
remember that both the examiners want you to do well in the test.
general
DO
ask the examiner if you don't understand what you have to do.
1
DO
listen carefully to the examiner's questions.
1
DO
talk to the examiner, not your partner.
1, (2, 4)
DO
try to give more than one-word answers.
2, 4
DON'T
speak for too long without involving your partner.
2, 4
DO
talk to your partner, not the examiner.
2, 4
DO
ask your partner questions.
2, 4
DO
give your partner a chance to speak too.
2, 4
DO
listen to your partners answers and look at them to show you are interested in what they are saying.
3, (2)
DO
try to paraphrase if there are words you don't know.
3
DO
try to talk about things / ideas outside the photograph.
3
DON'T
stop talking if there is a word you don't know, just talk about something else you can see.
3
DO
talk about everything you can see in the photograph.

martes, 21 de agosto de 2012

jueves, 10 de noviembre de 2011

Past Simple. Básico 2

 Ejercicio de Isabel Perez 
www.isabelperez.com

Present simple. Básico 1

 Ejercicio de Isabel Perez
www.isabelperez.com 

viernes, 4 de noviembre de 2011

lunes, 26 de septiembre de 2011

ED ALLEYNE JOHNSON worth a moment in your life

ED ALLEYNE JOHNSON (VIOLINIST)
Ed Alleyne Jhonson is a British violinist who plays his self-made electric violin. Currently, you can see him busking in the streets of Chester (near Liverpool) or York. He has been a busker for more than 20 years, since he was a Fine Arts student at Oxford University.


He uses his self-invented 5 strings violin which he used to play with a kitchen knife, a guitar sound effects pedal and an amplifier modified to be used with rechargeable batteries. That setting has allowed him to go busking around the most important streets in Europe, USA and Canada.

During his time in Oxford in the late 80’s, he played with a local band, Raindance. Besides, he has collaborated with the band New Model Army in their top 40 “Vagabonds” and their tour around Germany for 5 years.

Although he is poorly known and counts on a modest discography, his musical style is quite original as well as ingenious. As a recommendation, I suggest you his version of Pachelbel’s “Canon” and his own composition titled Oxford Suite. SUPERB!!!

ED ALLEYNE JOHNSON - Busking in chester

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...