Let Her Go by Passenger

Hi, Guys!!!,

As I say it, "Learning English is always fun". So, I invite you to listen to this popular song "Let Her Go" by Passenger. You can enjoy it while you are learning new vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar structures, and so on. I hope you'll like as much as me ;)

PaSSivE ReVieW for Upper-Secondary Students

Hi, Guys!, 

If you need to practise more, you can click on the following links, download all worksheets easily. I hope these exercises help you improve!!! Sure!!! ;)

1. 100 sentences to transform into Passive 

2. All Types of Passive for Upper-Secondary

3. Self-Study PASSIVE (Bachillerato 1)

4. inglesloscerros.wikispaces.com/file/view/Passive

5. inglesloscerros.wikispaces.com/file/view/Passive 2

6. http://www.diegodesiloe.com.IMPERSONAL PASSIVE

Fairy Tales for Children

Hi, boys and girls!!!, 

As far as I am concerned, one of the best ways of learning a new language is watching videos, since it's a very easy fun way to get in touch with the new language. 

Because of that, I encourage you to watch the following videos with your little students or children. They already know all these fairy tales, so it can't be difficult to follow the story, as well, if they are older primary students, they can also read the subtitles in English. 

ONCE UPON A TIME, ... 

 Learning English is always fun!!!

2nd Term - REVISION for Upper Secondary Students

Hi, Guys!!!,

Once again, you can find many useful links and worksheets ready to be downloaded. You can also check your answers. At last, but not least, I call on you to work hard and get a very good final mark! ;) Good Luck and keep on working!!!!

1st UPPER SECONDARY 

1. All tenses: mbonillo.xavierre.com 

2. Defining vs. Non-defining Relative Clauses:  

Relative Clauses (google.doc)

english-4u 
esneiravilas.org/departamentos/ingles 

3. Conditionals: 
Rephrasing Conditionals 
iesdamasoalonso.es

4. Questions & Answers: 
Questions and answers + KEY

5. Used To, Be Used To and Get Used To:
learn-english-today.com
perfect-english-grammar.com

6. So, Such, Too and Enough:
brookemead-elt.co.uk/downloads/docs/

2nd UPPER SECONDARY 

1. All tenses: englishpage.com

2. Questions and Answers: 
 Questions and answers (1)
 Questions and answers (2)

3. Reported Speech:    
http://perso.wanadoo.es/autoenglish/gr.report.i.htm 
http://baladre.info/english/sedaviwebfront/repyesnoquest.htm
http://baladre.info/english/sedaviwebfront/repspeechorders2.htm 

http://ingles.ing.uchile.cl/otros/Reported%20Speech%20Exercises.pdf (This link is the most important of all)

4. Modal verbs: 
http://alvarofronteacher.wikispaces.com/file/view/Modal+Verbs+Rephrasings.pdf 

5. Conditionals:  Conditionals

6. I wish / If only:  http://www.autoenglish.org/gr.wish.pdf

"Your future is in your hands"

Welcome SPRING!!!

Hi, Guys!!!, 

Let's say Welcome, SPRING!!! Eventually, we can enjoy longer sunny days! It's fantastic, isn't it?

 As Charles Dickens wrote in Great Expectations:

"It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade".  

ReaL EnGliSh ConVeRsaTionS

Hi, Guys!!!, 

Once again, I'd like to encourage you to watch the following video. You can practise your listening, as well, you can't get lost since you can find the subtitles below. This video is starred by its author, Drew Badger, who introduces himself as an English speaking confident expert and co-founder of  EnglishAnyone.com. He admitted that he was actually a frustrated language learner as many people. He told his own experience learning Japanese for the first time. Because of that, I think his videos are worthwhile as well as his web: EnglishAnyone.com

RePoRtinG VerBS (Reported Speech)

Hi, Guys!!!, 

Have you ever heard about RePoRtinG VerBS? Yes, sure! (In class) ;)

These forms are used to report what others have said, but these verbs can more accurately describe what somebody has said. Depending on the verb chosen to rephrase a sentence, you need to use a different structure, in other words, if you use "ADMIT", you should take into account that this verb can be followed by a Gerund or a THAT Clause. 

For example: "I acted inappropriately", he told the police.

He admitted that he had acted inappropriately OR He admitted acting inappropriately.

Therefore, as you can imagine, you must study these reporting verbs and practise a lot. So, if you want to start practising, click here: 

1. List of RePoRtinG VerBS (+exercises).

2. grammarnet.com (exerc + answers)

3. autoenglish.org (exerc)