When you've got a trouble in mind...

 

 When you've got a trouble in mind you may feel blue. (What does 'blue' mean here?) Musically speaking, what are 'the blues'? 

  

Then, perhaps, here's a possible solution: Are naps good for your brain?  i(News Review, BBC Learning English 

Another good idea would be to dance to this music: DISCO MUSIC 70s VIDEO MIX 1 DJ JIMY   

 

Here are some activities for you to do: 

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  The English We Speak: Famous last words  (BBC Learning English)
  

• A listening exercise for you to do: Can climate change cause more disease?  (BBC Learning English) 

• English in a Minute: 4 meanings of POSITION  (BBC Learning English)

• Learn how to speak naturally:  How to gossip about people  (BBC Learning English)

 

   

Here's my musical hint for today: Trouble in Mind by Lightnin Hopkins. You can have a look at the lyrics in this version by Johny Cash.

 

SUMMER REVISION  >>  Activities for my students in 1º ESO:

• Exercise 4: Subject and object pronouns (Oxford University Press)
• Exercise 3: Possessive adjectives (Oxford University Press)
• Question words (Englisch Hilfen)

 

And remember that all the activities proposed will be compiled in my site: Summer Revision for 1º ESO

 

Mohamed Amin Briouel El Fachati  (1º ESO B) and his comic about Around the World in 80 Days.

 

 

Project on Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde by Andrea Valdés Padial (4º ESO A) 

Vintage tennis:  

"You can't be serious!" by John McEnroe

 

And the grass season in tennis has just begun with Álcaraz (incredible shot with the 3-1 in the first set) and Bautista at their best!!!

 

"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"

English Short Stories For Kids English Cartoon With English Subtitle 7