The Passive Voice (Present)
Activities
- Form
- Active to passive
- Descriptions
- Snap
- Processes
- Be (form)
- Complete (Oxford)
- Worksheet (MacMillan)
- Worksheet (Englishwsheets)
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Activities
- Form
- Active to passive
- Descriptions
- Snap
- Processes
- Be (form)
- Complete (Oxford)
- Worksheet (MacMillan)
- Worksheet (Englishwsheets)
Passive Voice - 3º ESO
Activities
- Form
- Active to passive
- Descriptions
- Snap
- Processes
- Be (form)
- Complete (Oxford)
- Worksheet (MacMillan)
- Worksheet (Englishwsheets)
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4. Listen to the song:
5. Lyrics in Spanish
6. Play Kahoot!
Song: Get Lucky
1. Do you know Daft Punk? Do you know Pharrell Williams?
2. Synonym (s) or antonym (a)
a) Deal/pact: _______
b) Withhold/give: _______
c) Conscious/live: ______
d) Feel/sensation: ______
e) Leave/continue: ______
f) Beginning/conclusion: ______
g) Bill/coin: ______
h) Godsend/luck: ______
i) Spin/ steady: ______
j) Prevail/win: ______
3. Idioms
1. To raise the bar
2. To go too far
3. To get funky
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a) To do more than is acceptable.
b) To dance in a wild, crazy way.
c) To make a task
a little more difficult.
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5. Lyrics in Spanish
6. Play Kahoot!
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Future and First Conditional
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Giving directions
- Vocabulary: shops
- Board Games
- Exercises: British Council (pdf)
- Reading game: directions
- Game (swf)
- Final Task: choose a place in your town and write the directions to get there. Then write some information about that place.
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- Past actions at an unspecified time---> Peter has gone to the cinema
- Past actions with present result---> Susan has caught a cold so she is in bed.
- Duration from past until now ---> We have been friends for years
- Actions just finished ---> Paul has just finished the exam
4) ACTIVITIES:
- Grammar and exercises (ego4u)
- Games: The Euro, Uses, Past Simple or Present Perfect
- Statements, Negation, Questions, Since or For, Review, Test (englishhilfen)
- Video
- Karaoke (We are the Champions by Queen)
Present Perfect
Present Perfect
1) USES:
- Past actions at an unspecified time---> Peter has gone to the cinema
- Past actions with present result---> Susan has caught a cold so she is in bed.
- Duration from past until now ---> We have been friends for years
- Actions just finished ---> Paul has just finished the exam
2) FORM:
- Affirmative: have/has + past participle*
- Negative: haven't/hasn't + past participle
- Interrogative: have/has + subject + past participle
* Past Participle formation: Regular verbs add -ed to form the past participle and irregular verbs have different forms so you must study your list of irregular verbs.
Examples:
regular verb: I work - I have worked ;
irregular verb: I go - I have gone
- Affirmative: have/has + past participle*
- Negative: haven't/hasn't + past participle
- Interrogative: have/has + subject + past participle
* Past Participle formation: Regular verbs add -ed to form the past participle and irregular verbs have different forms so you must study your list of irregular verbs.
Examples:
regular verb: I work - I have worked ;
irregular verb: I go - I have gone
3) TIME EXPRESSIONS:
- Already: Peter has already finished the exam
- Ever: Have you ever been to London?
- Never: I have never been to Italy.
- Just: They have just made the cake.
- Yet: I haven't finished the exam yet.
- For: I have studied for 2 hours.
- Since: I have studied here since 2004.
- How long...?: How long have you studied here?
- Already: Peter has already finished the exam
- Ever: Have you ever been to London?
- Never: I have never been to Italy.
- Just: They have just made the cake.
- Yet: I haven't finished the exam yet.
- For: I have studied for 2 hours.
- Since: I have studied here since 2004.
- How long...?: How long have you studied here?
- Grammar and exercises (ego4u)
- Games: The Euro, Uses, Past Simple or Present Perfect
- Statements, Negation, Questions, Since or For, Review, Test (englishhilfen)
- Video
- Karaoke (We are the Champions by Queen)
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Extreme sports (unit 6)
EXTREME SPORTS VOCABULARY
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EXTREME SPORTS LESSON
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Part 1 pdf podcast
Part 2 pdf podcast
Part 1 Quiz
1. Which Lilliputian objects caused Gulliver pain? (Hint: They were tiny versions of the real things.)
a) Arrows b) Swords c) Needles
2. Why did Gulliver fall asleep? (Hint: There was something in the wine.)
a) He drank too much wine. b) The wine was drugged. c) The arrows were poisoned.
3. Who wants to kill Gulliver? (Hint: Listen to the conversation between these three characters.)
a) Flimnap b) Skyresh c) The King of Lilliput
Part 2 Quiz
1. Why are Lilliput and Blefuscu at war? (Hint: It is a very strange reason.)
a) They have different religions. b) They crack their eggs differently. c) Skyresh insulted the Blefuscan king.
2. How does Gulliver stop the Blefuscan invasion? (Hint: The answer is connected to the sea)
a) He frightens the Blefuscan sailors and takes their ships. b) He attacks the Blefuscan navy with iron hooks. c) He made the Blefuscans slaves.
3. What does 'in return for' mean? (Hint: The phrase is used when Skyresh reads the conditions for Gulliver's freedom.)
a) In exchange for. b) On the way back. c) To promise.
Gulliver's travels - BBC Drama
Part 2 pdf podcast
Part 1 Quiz
1. Which Lilliputian objects caused Gulliver pain? (Hint: They were tiny versions of the real things.)
a) Arrows b) Swords c) Needles
2. Why did Gulliver fall asleep? (Hint: There was something in the wine.)
a) He drank too much wine. b) The wine was drugged. c) The arrows were poisoned.
3. Who wants to kill Gulliver? (Hint: Listen to the conversation between these three characters.)
a) Flimnap b) Skyresh c) The King of Lilliput
Part 2 Quiz
1. Why are Lilliput and Blefuscu at war? (Hint: It is a very strange reason.)
a) They have different religions. b) They crack their eggs differently. c) Skyresh insulted the Blefuscan king.
2. How does Gulliver stop the Blefuscan invasion? (Hint: The answer is connected to the sea)
a) He frightens the Blefuscan sailors and takes their ships. b) He attacks the Blefuscan navy with iron hooks. c) He made the Blefuscans slaves.
3. What does 'in return for' mean? (Hint: The phrase is used when Skyresh reads the conditions for Gulliver's freedom.)
a) In exchange for. b) On the way back. c) To promise.
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Comparatives and superlatives - too/enough
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* Fun things:
School Day of Non-Violence and Peace -- 30 January
School Day of Non-Violence and Peace
(30th January)
* Peace symbols:
- game
* Fun things:
- Educational games (via Begoña)
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- Send E-cards
- You are the Historian, investigating the first Thanksgiving (audio needed)
- Story and quiz
- Vocabulary
- Vocabulary (youtube)
- DLTK 's activities (coloring pages, crafts, games, poems, recipes, printables)
- Black Friday (article and listening)
- ESL KidStuff's games and activities
- Webquest
- Quiz
- Kaboose's games
- More games
- Crossword
- Wordsearch 
Thanksgiving - 26th November 2015
Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday celebrated in Canada and the United States as a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and of the preceding year. It is celebrated on the second Monday of October in Canada and on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States. Several other places around the world observe similar celebrations. Thanksgiving has its historical roots in religious and cultural traditions and has long been celebrated in a secular manner as well. (From Wikipedia)
- You are the Historian, investigating the first Thanksgiving (audio needed)
- Story and quiz
- Vocabulary
- Vocabulary (youtube)
- DLTK 's activities (coloring pages, crafts, games, poems, recipes, printables)
- Black Friday (article and listening)
- ESL KidStuff's games and activities
- Webquest
- Quiz
- Kaboose's games
- More games
- Crossword
- Wordsearch
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Happy Halloween! Are you ready?
- History
- Halloween in Spain
- Pumpkin carving stencils
- Virtual Haunted House
- Vocabulary
- Vocabulary with pronunciation
- Vocabulary with pictures and activity
- Matching game
- Quiz
- Halloween in Spain
- Pumpkin carving stencils
- Virtual Haunted House
- Vocabulary
- Vocabulary with pronunciation
- Vocabulary with pictures and activity
- Matching game
- Quiz
- Games: Haunted House, Costumes
- Listen and paint
- Listen and paint
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Forvo--> a pronunciation dictionary
Macmillan dictionary--> open dictionary, infographics...
Funny lessons--> a lot of jokes with vocabulary translation, verbs, sentences...
Pumarosa--> bilingual site for Spanish speakers
Cool sites
Forvo--> a pronunciation dictionary
Macmillan dictionary--> open dictionary, infographics...
Funny lessons--> a lot of jokes with vocabulary translation, verbs, sentences...
Pumarosa--> bilingual site for Spanish speakers
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School year 2015-2016
New school year, new school, new ideas...let's begin?
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Conditional songs
Beyonce-If I were a boy(lyrics): https://youtu.be/Pd6FXOTapMM
Unreal conditional (hypothetical):
Cause If I were a boy
Result: I would roll out of bed
Activity: Make a comment and post a YouTube video of a song in English. Choose a line that includes a conditional. Explain what the conditional means. You can't repeat songs.
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Speaking: IELTS
Writing: IELTS
Assessment criteria
General criteria Very good 5 Good 4 All right 3 Weak 2 Poor 1
- Task fulfilment
- Fluency and interaction
- Grammatical competence
- Vocabulary
- Pronunciation
Speaking: IELTS
Writing: IELTS
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Vocabulary
- First aid vocabulary (advanced)
- Emergencies
-ed /-ing adjectives:
The lesson is boring, so the students are bored.
The lesson is interesting, so the students are interested.
CAUSES THE FEELING/EFFECT: -ing
RECEIVES/EXPERIENCES THE EFFECT/FEELING: -ed
- Matching
- Quiz1, 2, 3, 4
- British Council grammar reference
Grammar
- FEG Present Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Simple (ppt)
- Activities
Extra
- List of connectors
- List of common adjectives
Unit 2 - To the Rescue
Vocabulary
- First aid vocabulary (advanced)
- Emergencies
-ed /-ing adjectives:
The lesson is boring, so the students are bored.
The lesson is interesting, so the students are interested.
CAUSES THE FEELING/EFFECT: -ing
RECEIVES/EXPERIENCES THE EFFECT/FEELING: -ed
- Matching
- Quiz1, 2, 3, 4
- British Council grammar reference
Grammar
- FEG Present Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Simple (ppt)
- Activities
Extra
- List of connectors
- List of common adjectives
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- Listening
- Reading and multiple choice
- Game
- Tic Tac Toe
- Poem
- Ordering a text (doc)
- Gunpowder plot (youtube)
- See more at: http://www.eslvideo.com/esl_video_quiz_high_intermediate.php?id=17083#sthash.ZMrM5y1Z.dpuf
Bonfire Night
Guy Fawkes Night
(also known as Bonfire Night, Cracker Night, Fireworks Night) is an
annual celebration on the evening of the 5th of November. It celebrates
the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot of the 5th of November 1605 in which a
number of Catholic conspirators, including Guy Fawkes, attempted to
blow up the Houses of Parliament in London, England.It is primarily
marked in the United Kingdom where it was compulsory, by Royal Decree,
to celebrate the deliverance of the King until 1859, but also in former
British colonies including New Zealand, parts of Canada, and parts of
the British Caribbean. Festivities are centred on the use of fireworks
and the lighting of bonfires. (From wikipedia)
- Listening
- Reading and multiple choice
- Game
- Tic Tac Toe
- Poem
- Ordering a text (doc)
- Gunpowder plot (youtube)
- See more at: http://www.eslvideo.com/esl_video_quiz_high_intermediate.php?id=17083#sthash.ZMrM5y1Z.dpuf
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A phrasal verb is a verb that is followed by one or more particles. The meaning of a phrasal verb is different from the meaning of the verb alone.
Catapult game
Macmillan game
List
Phrasal verbs
A phrasal verb is a verb that is followed by one or more particles. The meaning of a phrasal verb is different from the meaning of the verb alone.
Catapult game
Macmillan game
List
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Vocabulary
- Where should we go on holiday?
- Planning a trip
- Exercises
- Vocabulary list (from textbook)
Grammar
Watch this video: The Funny Honeymoon
Unit 1 - Adventure Travel
Vocabulary
- Where should we go on holiday?
- Planning a trip
- Exercises
- Vocabulary list (from textbook)
Grammar
- Present Simple and Present Continuous (pdf)
- Past Simple / Past Continuous / Past Perfect Simple (pdf)
Watch this video: The Funny Honeymoon
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---> students' contributions
European Day of Languages
26 September
Organised by the Council of Europe and the European Union, the European Day of Languages (26th September) celebrates linguistic and cultural diversity in Europe and the importance of language learning worldwide.
Activities for 4°ESO and 1° Bachillerato
1. Look for an English word of European origin. For example, cockroach from Spanish cucaracha.
2. Look for an idiom in English and its translation into Spanish. For example, like father like son = de tal palo tal astilla
---> students' contributions
Activities for 1° ESO and 2° ESO
1. Poster: animal sounds in different languages
---> students' contributions
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1º Bachillerato Resources
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- Vocabulary of the senses (pdf)
Grammar Tenses
UNIT 1 (2º Bachillerato)
Vocabulary The senses
Image from http://cliluva-p1-sc-esther.wikispaces.com/04.-+MEDIATORS
- Vocabulary of the senses (pdf)
Grammar Tenses
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- Grammar worksheets: Burlington Extra Practice
- Grammar, translation and rephrasing: Bon's tips Bachillerato
- PAU Exams
- Oxford Plus (register)
Review for 2º Bachillerato (October 2013)
Let's start...
- Grammar worksheets: Burlington Extra Practice
- Grammar, translation and rephrasing: Bon's tips Bachillerato
- PAU Exams
- Oxford Plus (register)
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European Day of Languages
European Day of Languages
26th September
What is it?
The European Year of Languages 2001,
jointly organised by the Council of Europe and the European Union,
was successful in involving millions of people across 45
participating countries. Its activities celebrated linguistic
diversity in Europe and promoted language learning.
The general objectives of the European Day of
Languages are:
- Alerting the public to the importance of language learning and diversifying the range of languages learnt in order to increase plurilingualism and intercultural understanding;
- Promoting the rich linguistic and cultural diversity of Europe, which must be preserved and fostered;
- Encouraging lifelong language learning in and out of school, whether for study purposes, for professional needs, for purposes of mobility or for pleasure and exchangesLinks:
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- Grammar worksheets with self-check answers: Burlington Extra Practice
- Grammar, translation and rephrasing: Bon's tips Bachillerato
Grammar review for Bachillerato
- Grammar worksheets with self-check answers: Burlington Extra Practice
- Grammar, translation and rephrasing: Bon's tips Bachillerato
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