[show_wp_shopping_cart] Hoy vamos a ver cómo escribir un ensayo que describa a una persona o un lugar. Lea el artículo y luego escriba su propia composición. Envíamelo (contact@profesornativogratis.com) y lo corregiré y comentaré por ti, ¡completamente gratis! 1. Describing People … Continued
ARE YOU A TEACHER? DOWNLOAD THE PDF. FOR YOUR CLASSES HERE! Is this Music? Poetry? Rap? Listen and decide- Use the text box to fill in the gaps. Use this notebook to write your (provisional) answers. Remember you can check … Continued
En esta lección os enseñaré escribir una carta formal o semi-formal en Inglés. Nivel B2 / C1
Today we are going to look at how to write an Argumentative Composition. I am going to use two very different topics as examples: ARE YOU A TEACHER? DOWNLOAD THE PDF. FOR YOUR CLASSES. (A) The Advantages and Disadvantages of Internet … Continued
Cooking I’m going to give you a recipe of a traditional dish from the southwest of England- Cornish Pasties. This was the traditional food for miners in the county of Cornwall, as one pasty is worth one whole meal- it has … Continued
At the Doctor’s. The G.P. is your everyday family doctor- your General Practitioner…. Match the patient’s problem with the doctor’s remedy. Double-click any word you don’t know: 1. I think I’ve sprained my ankle playing basketball. 2. I was … Continued
The Weather Which words mean the same when talking about the weather? Sunny Quite Hot A bit Foggy Wet Very Cold Overcast Rainy Bright Windy Freezing Warm Misty Breezy Grey Answers below Read and fill in the … Continued
False Friends : Library Sensitive Sensible Attend Assist Actually Introduce Pretend Ham Jam Constipated Embarrassed Course Year Career 1. Someone who is responsible and can be relied on. 2. Studies- it can be engineering, hairdressing, IT, distance… 3. The academic … Continued
Wait/Hope/Expect (Esperar) Wait = A pause until something happens You’re WAITing for a bus Hope = You want something to happen You HOPE it will be sunny at the weekend (You want to go to the beach) Expect = You … Continued
[show_wp_shopping_cart] Hay muchas maneras de sugerir ideas y hacer planes. Aquí vamos a ver su estructura y cómo usarlos, así como también cómo responder. 1. LET’S…….. & SHALL WE………? ‘Let’s’ es muy común y muy conocido. Se suele tener más … Continued
Practica tu Inglés con este listening de las preguntas de entrevista más comunes y como responder.
With the appearance of two striking works in a matter of days, the elusive maverick is back in the public eye. But has he now become part of the rampant market he so enjoys mocking?
Look, Watch, See- What’s the Difference? Watch = Observe with attention (MIRAR/OBSERVAR) Look = Observe for a short time (MIRAR/ECHAR UN VISTAZO) See = Something is in your field of vision (VER) [responsivevoice] I walk into your living room, and … Continued
SAY vs. TELL: Los dos significan ‘Decir’. La diferencia esta en la gramatica: Con ‘SAY’ no mencionas a la persona con quien estas hablando. Con ‘TELL’ sí. “It’s cold outside” I TOLD him. “It’s cold outside” I SAID. “What did … Continued
[widgets_on_pages id=”Menu”] Todo el mundo odia a los ‘Phrasal Verbs’ (Cuando una preposición adapta el significado de un verbo), pero hay algunos que sí siguen una lógica. Son los de movimiento, y entender como funcionan abre cientos de posibilidades. Como … Continued
Lee este artículo en Español 1. Look at the difference: In the classroom there is a book on the table. I tell you: Pick the book up. (It’s on the table) Pick up = Raise, lift something from the table, … Continued
Expressions of Future. Be + likely/due/about/bound to + infinitive It’s likely to rain tomorrow. 90% probability, according to the weather forecast. Coldplay are due to play in Barcelona this summer. I´ve already got the tickets! I was about to … Continued
Aquí tienes los países ¿Sabes las nacionalidades (o adjectivos)? Spain = Spanish Great Britain = France = Switzerland = Holland = Sweden = Greece = China = Peru = Poland = Japan = Germany = Wales = Argentina = Ireland … Continued
Body words: You SNEEZE and COUGH when you have a cold. You SCRATCH your arm when you have an ITCH. In some countries it’s a compliment to BURP after a good meal (not in Europe or America) Do you SNORE … Continued
Read this article and answer the questions. Remember: You can listen to the text by pressing the ‘PLAY’ button at the end. Check the meaning or pronunciation by double-clicking any individual word . Use the Google translator at the top … Continued