Our students are working hard these days (Below I present you some of the projects they have been doing), but there may be still many things to do. Have you ever written a TO-DO LIST?
Here are some articles for you to read and a listening exercise:
How to stop to-do lists ruining your life (The Guardian)
Why you only need five things on your to-do list (The Guardian)
Do You Have a Not-to-Do list? Here's Why You Should (Inc.)
Listening exercise for you to do: What's on your to-do list? (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English).
Let's revise these three words: STILL, ALREADY & YET
However, our students can!!!
Learn three ways to use 'CAN': 3 USES OF 'CAN' (English in a Minute)
Birthday party by Lucía Espinosa, Lucía García, Nuria Díaz, María González & Alicia Ortega
Do you like trekking? Here's the leaflet designed by Mihail Livaditis on trekking >>>>
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To do list
ResponderEliminarEvery Sunday I do a list about what I am going to do every day of the week. For example, I write what homework I have to do every day or what days I have to practice piano and trumpet.
In my opinion doing a list about things to do will help you to organise your day and it will be easy for you don’t forget things.
Trekking is a bit dangerous sport because you can fall down and hurting yourself. So, it is very important to keep your eyes open all the time while you are walking in this difficult area. I think this kind of sport is for people who love to have adventure in their lives.
TO DO LIST
ResponderEliminarA to do list is a list with things that do you need or want do in a day, in a week or things to do before dead, too. You can make a lot of to do lists.
I like make a to do list with the things that I must to do in a week, because I think that is better to organizate yourself. My favorite moment is when I cross out the things do with a highlighter.
I like do treeking, when I'm sure that the place is safe. I hate do treeking in dangerous places where I can fall into emptiness and dead. Why? Because I have fear to the heights. And I feel very scare when I'm in heights and begin to shout.
Nowadays you get more effectiveness working for the context in which you find yourself than with a planning. If we are able to identify them and with them label the tasks that we have pending, we will always be in a position to do the best we can do in each moment. Traditional plans are very difficult to fulfill, so in my opinion, they are obsolete and we have to look for another way to be able to effectively select what my next task will be.
ResponderEliminarThe to-do lists are very useful so you don't forget the things you have left to do, you can make a to-do list in a week, a month or even before you die, this last list has a lot of people and they are Exciting and fun things they want to do someday.
ResponderEliminarI have to-do lists of the things of the secondary school and the things of the conservatory and for me it is very useful so that I do not forget anything and have things well organized. Now in summer I have a list of tasks on the things I have to do in the English subject.
And I am thinking of making a list of pending tasks that I want to do before ten years in which I want to include: taking a trip outside Europe, parachuting, diving, having a pet cat and much more.