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Proverb of the Week

PHRASE OF THE WEEK... "To have a sweet tooth" (to be fond of sweet things like candy and desserts) - Charles has a very sweet tooth - Carlos es muy goloso.
Showing posts with label Future Tense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Future Tense. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 January 2011

White Flag by Dido

Full song without subtitles (live concert)


Full song with English subtitles


Full song with English and Spanish subtitles

Wednesday, 19 January 2011

Paul McCartney - I will

Do you fancy (in this context "apetecer") listening to Paul McCartney? If so, listen to this wonderful song.
Instructions: First, click on "I will - gapped" to download the worksheet so you can fill in the nine gaps. There you can find the phonetic transcription for those nine words. Then watch the first video, without lyrics. Guess what those words are and write them in the correct gap in your worksheet. Finally, watch the second video with the full English lyrics and check your answers! Best of luck!
Step 1: "I will - gapped"

Step 2: Video (No English lyrics)



Step 3: Video (English lyrics)


Ps (Post Script - Posdata): A big thank you to my colleague María José for this wonderful activity.

Monday, 17 January 2011

What are your plans for tonight?

Do you want to check your listening comprehension at home? Click on the first speaker (Phil) to hear his audio and answer a couple of questions about his plans for tonight. Then click on the following speakers and do exactly the same thing. Finally, scroll down (desplazarse hacia abajo con el cursor) and listen to the entire audio again while you are reading the transcript.

Start the listening activity HERE!

Friday, 14 January 2011

Future Tenses

Here you go the Powerpoint Presentation I used in class yesterday. Click HERE to download it so you can keep it at home.

Do you need to practise? Go and meet "Going to Boy" and "Mister Will" HERE. There you can practise how to form and use them. In addition to that, you can also do some activities to reinforce these grammar points.

Going To as a plan or intention


Will + Infinitive as an Offer or Promise