¿Estas preparando un examen? No puedes encontrar la respuesta a tu duda? Tu novio es escocés, y no sabes que decir a su madre? . Preguntame lo que quieres saber….
I’m afraid I don’t. The only thing I could suggest is to buy a book for Cambridge Listening. There’s one by Macmillan (Listening and Speaking) which isn’t exactly perfect for exam practice – they’re not tests – but it’s very practical and the price is reasonable – in comparison with most, which are extortionate!
Of course!
I don’t know exactly what you are expected to write about, but have a look at this selection
https://profesornativogratis.com/category/how-to-write/
If you want to choose one article and write a small piece (max. 180 words), I’ll be happy to correct it and comment on it.
Hi….
Can you send me your email address to contact@profesornativogratis.com?
Then I can have a look. I haven’t had this problem before.
Ya sé que suena algo obvio, pero no puedo decir otra cosa – para mejorar el speaking, tienes que hablar.
La pregunta es ¿como?
Te puedo dar unas ideas aquí:
“It’s cold,” Sarah said. = DIRECT SPEECH
Sarah told me it was cold. = REPORTED (INDIRECT) SPEECH
Hola…. Mandamelo – echaremos un vistazo!
These are all PRESENT CONTINUOUS structures. Recuerda:
- El Presente Continuo se usa para lo que esta pasando Ahora o Pronto.
- Se forma con la conjugación de ‘BE’ (AM/ARE/IS) y luego el Gerundio del Verbo (‘CookING’, ‘TalkING’)
- Para la pregunta, se intercambia el Sujeto y Be (am/are/is). John is cooking – Is John cooking?
- Para ver el videotutorial, pincha aquí.
1 My wife ISN’T COOKING (not cook) today.
2 My son IS TALKING (talk) on the phone right now.
3 Jason IS DOING (do) his homework at the moment.
4 Selena ISN’T DRINKING (not drink) tea now.
5 Some people ARE WAITING (wait) to talk to you.
6 ARE YOU SLEEPING (you / sleep)?
7 IS RYAN PLAYING (Ryan / play) the piano now?
8 . My kids ARE PLAYING (play) in the garden now.
9 Lea and I (Es decir, ‘We’) ARE PAITNTING (paint) the fences today.
10 Andrea IS HELPING (help) me at present.
11 IS LUCAS STUDYING (Lucas / study) for his exam right now?
12 My children ISN’T LISTENING (not listen) to the radio now.
13 Tom IS WORKING (work) on a project nowadays.
14 I ‘M WASHING (wash) my face at the moment.
15 Thomas IS DRIVING (drive) me home now.
16 I AM VACUUMING (vacuum) the carpet right now.
17 What IS SHE WRITING (she / eat) right now?
18 My father IS WATCHING (watch) TV now.
19 What book ARE YOU READING (you / read) nowadays?
20 IS YOUR DOG (your dog / hide) from me?
My name’s Jonathan.
This is my Gravatar. Have a nice day!
Como regla general:
- ‘Turn right and go straight on for a mile and a half.’ (GO STRAIGHT ON = no se dice el nombre de la calle)
OR:
- ‘Turn right and go along the High Street for half a mile.’ (GO ALONG = se dice el nombre de la calle)
El nombre de la calle después. Aquí te dejo dos clases:
Direcciones: Videotutorial
Listening: 5 Rutas en Londres
Not really….. just practice! If there was a trick it would make the exam too easy. However, there are certain themes that are often repeated. If you make sure you know how to use the grammar behind them, this is an important step:
- Changing Active to Passive (The dog bit me = I was bitten by the dog)
- Comparatives and Superlatives (He is older than me = I’m not as old as him)
- Past Simple and Present Perfect (I have been studying for 7 years = I started studying 7 years ago)
- For and Since (For 3 days = Since last Thursday)
- You will also need to know a llot of opposites. For example: OLD – YOUNG, MANY – FEW, etc.
It sounds good to me!
Alternatives?
- No pain, no gain
- Weakness is forbidden
…but your sentence is fine.
La opción más sencilla es el siguiente:
- Ve a https://www.naturalreaders.com/online/
- Copia y pega el texto que quieres oír.
- Elige ‘English UK – Grace’
- Elige ‘Speed – 0’
- Dále al ‘play’
She plays tennis but she doesn’t plays volleyball
El ‘S’ de doesn’t remplaza el ‘S’
1. Harry suggested spending a few weeks in Greece .
2. You shouldn’t risk skiing (not TO skiing) without wearing a helmet.
3. Teachers should avoid shouting (not TO shouting) in front of their pupils.