FCE Listening: Part 4 Practise your Listening skills with this First Certificate test from Cambridge English, level B2 – with questions and corrections. You will hear an interview with someone who has started a news service called “Children’s Express”. For … Continued
Practise your Listening skills with this First Certificate test from Cambridge English; FCE Part 2 (level B2) – with answers and corrections. Listen to this report about Gatwick airport and fill in the gaps. You will hear the recording twice. … Continued
Practise your Listening skills with this First Certificate test from Cambridge English, level B2 – with questions, notes and corrections. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. Choose the best answer A, B or C. You will hear … Continued
Practise your Listening skills with this First Certificate test from Cambridge English, level B2 – with questions and marking. You will hear five different people talking about a concert on radio phone-in programme. For question 19-23 choose from the list … Continued
Pronunciation: Difficult Words Try to guess the pronunciation of these words, then listen and repeat. Remember to double-click any word you do not know. 1. 3 syllables Vegetable … Comfortable … Fashionable … Suitable … + Inevitable (5 syllables) 2. … Continued
Preguntas y Negativas con ‘DID’ Hola! En este tema vamos a aprender hacer preguntas en pasado y responder usando en auxiliar ‘DID’. Recuerda que hay 4 pasos a seguir en esta página: 1. El primer paso es abrir el pdf … Continued
BE in Past Hola! En este tema vamos a aprender hablar en pasado usando en verbo ‘BE’ (Ser/Estar/Haber). Recuerda que hay 4 pasos a seguir en esta página: 1. El primer paso es abrir el pdf para ver o imprimir: … Continued
A Relaxed Cup of Coffee ‘-ED’ or ‘-ING’ADJECTIVES A verb is often changed into an adjective in two ways: BORE = ABURRIR Boring = (Ser) Aburrido Bored = (Estar) Aburrido This TV programme is boring, and I’m bored! El programa … Continued
Verb + Preposition. Complete the sentence with a preposition: 1. In your opinion, what does happiness depend ______ ? 2. What things do you and your friends find hard to agree _____ ? 3. Who was the last person you … Continued
Are you a Teacher? Download the pdf. here! Here are 5 short articles about special days. You will see these Phrasal Verbs: pass away set up (setup n.) do away with blow up take place tear apart get together trace/date … Continued
Linkin Park ‘Final Masquerade’ (Acoustic) Un momento tranquilo de uno de los grupos más heavys de la música! Listen to the song. What do you think it is about? a) The end of a relationship b) Old age, near death … Continued
Lemon Tree- Fool’s Garden Practica tu Inglés conn esta canción tan sencilla de los años novennta. Primero escucha la primera parte (0:00 – 0:55) y contesta estas preguntas: 1. What adjective does the Singer use to describe the room? 2. … Continued
Reported Speech “My name is Jonathan and I’m from Kent.” This is DIRECT SPEECH I told him that my name was Jonathan and I was from Kent. This is … Continued
[sg_popup id=”19″ event=”onload”][/sg_popup]English Accents 2 You’re going to watch ten short videos (more or less 1 minute each) and hear celebrities from the following countries talk about an aspect of their career or other things. As a general rule, these … Continued
English Accents You will hear the some words spoken by girls of similar ages. These are fairly standard (not colloquial) accents…. 1st: LONDON* (Side ponytail) 2nd: SCOTLAND (Shaved one side of head) 3rd: NEW YORK (White top) 4th: TEXAS (Blonde … Continued
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Este juego es para Principiantes: Pincha las palabras en la orden correcta para formar una frase. Repite para mejorar la pronunciación: (NOTE: Punto = “Period” = US English “Full Stop” = UK English).
Memory Match the pairs as quickly as possible.
¡El juego clásico! Cuanto mejor tu Inglés, menos tardarás en adivinar la frase. Cada frase es más difícil.