Modelos de exámenes

Click on the different links to download exams to practise.

Andalucía

Aragón

Asturias

Baleares

Canarias

Cantabria

Castilla León

Castilla La Mancha

Cataluña

Comunidad Valenciana

Extremadura

Galicia 

Murcia

Navarra

País Vasco

Odds and ends

Here's some information about some issues that came up on Wednesday:

How to use another, other, the other and others: click here.

Can, could and be able to, click here

Passive verbs with two objects: explanation here and exercise here.

Difference between every and all here.

Difference used to and be used to (although you don't really need to know this; you'll do it next year), click here or here.

If you have any more questions, Monday/Tuesday is your last opportunity,  leave a comment below or drop me a line by email.

Health and fitness

Watch the video to learn about the benefits of doing sport.



You can download the class activities here.

The second conditional

"i kompltli agrii"

Click here if you need to learn how to form the second conditional.

You can find a couple of exercises here and here and plenty of them here.

If you need to revise the  1st conditional, click here.











And now listen to this song full of second conditional sentences. There are also quite a few grammar mistakes. Can you spot any? As ususal, comments will be welcome!

Writing: an article DEADLINE EXTENDED

NEW DEADLINE FOR THIS ESSAY IS FRIDAY 19th

It's the last writing! Come on!!

Write an article comparing two types of entertainment. Examples:

• Live music vs. recorded music.
• Classical music vs. pop music.
• Watching a movie at home or at the cinema.
• Watching a football match at home, in a stadium or in a bar.
• Football vs. basketball.
• Any two types of entertainment that you want.

What's the difference between an article and an opinion essay?

• In both cases you give your opinion about something.
• An article is more informal.
• In an article you give personal examples.
• Typically an article starts with a question in the first paragraph, to grab the reader's attention.

You have more ideas and a model text on pages 112-113 of your book.

Deadline for this is May 16th.

Sport

Click here to learn and practise sports vocabulary.

Click here to learn when to use do, play or go when talking about sports.

And click here if you want to try some exercises.

Recommending

Here are some expressions that you can use to recommend something and to respond to a recommendation:

Food vocabulary

Click here to revise and practise vocabulary to talk about food.

Watch this video (from the British Council) to find what British people eat or listen to this podcast about chocolate! (this is from podcastsinenglish.com)

We'll practise this vocabulary in class next week (Wednesday/Thursday).

OH NO! Que llegan los exámenes! The movie.

Watch this video made by your mates at the EOI Pamplona. It's got excellent advice. I agree 100%!



Can you spot the spelling mistake? If you find it, leave a comment below, please!

The passive voice

The passive was used.

Click here to learn how to use the passive voice.

You can also find an explanation and loads of resources here and plenty more here and here.

Click here to download the homework for Wed/Thurs.

Expressing contrast

Learn how to express contrast in English using however, in spite of, despite, although and even though.

Click here for an explanation

Try some exercises here, here and here.

You can download the class handout here.

The cinema

Happy Star Wars day!

Click here to learn and practise cinema vocabulary.

You can try loads of activities about the cinema here.

Physical appearance

Revise and learn vocabulary to describe people here and parts of the body here.

Listen to a 6-minute podcast about appearance here.

And now, just for kicks. Listen to this song by Ed Sheeran. How many parts of the body did you hear mentioned? You may leave a comment below, if you want. (I live in hope 😀)