Don't run for the hills!

 

Don't run for the hills, give an answer and move! What does this expression mean? Check it below.

The English We Speak: Run for the hills  (BBC Learning English) 

 

What expressions do we have in Spanish for that? Check at the bottom of this post.

 

 

Here are some activities for you to do:

• News Review: Junk food addiction  (BBC Learning English)

• Listening exercise for you to do: Sounds that make you want to scream

  

    (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)

• English in a Minute: Ways to use SPECIAL  (BBC Learning English)

• Learn how to speak naturally:  How to complain in informal situations  (BBC Learning English)

 

English with Lucy:  Daily routine at C1 (Advanced) Level of English     

 

Activities for my students.....

 

in 2º ESO:  Expression of QUANTITY  

in 3º ESO:  EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS PUZZLE  

Law change to let pharmacists sign people off sick (BBC News)

 

   

Here's my musical hint to send as a note to your teacher or boss when you can't go to school or work (why paddy is not at work today): The Sick Note by The Dubliners. You can have a look at the lyrics in this version with lyrics and I'm sure you'll have a good laugh. (Watch this Lego version to understand the meaning of the song)

 

Do you know what a 'foreman' is? How would you translate 'the sick note' into Spanish?

 

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

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Note: 'Run for the hills' = salir por los cerros de Úbeda, salir por peteneras...