It is the name of the place where you live. You may say it is your country or just the name of a football team. Nowadays, we are in a globalised world and you've got relatives and friends working and living all around the world and problems throughout the problem might affect you, so we don't feel so much part of a country, but of the world.
You hear on the news that there are floods in New York and that is the city where your brother and his family lives. There is a severe drought in New Zealand and that is the country where a friend of yours works as a civil engineer. A heavy snow fall where your elder son is doing his Erasmus or a pandemic in Cardiff where your younger son is also doing his Erasmus. There is an avalanche in Laussane (Switzerland) and that is the spot where Benjamín Béjar Haro lives and works as a university professor and who was one of Albert's most brilliant students and whose family is from Molvízar.
The English We Speak - Cook (BBC Learning English)
Here are some more activities for my students:
Listening exercise for you to do: Would you like a robot companion? (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
The London Letter Challenge: Episode 3: At the market (BBC Learning English)
Work in the future: Is working from home here to stay? (BBC Learning English)
English in a Minute: Phrases with CLOCK (BBC Learning English)
- Difference between USED TO, BE USED TO + V-ing & GET USED TO V-ing
Gaza ceasefire live: Israel says body handed over by Hamas is not one of the hostages (The Guardian)
Bowen: Trump's role in Gaza ceasefire was decisive, but not a roadmap to peace (BBC News)
Here's my musical hint for today: Have you ever really loved a woman? by Bryan Adams. And here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along.
English with Lucy: Do you mis pronounce these common English words?
Learning English Grammar - Things you have to do (BBC Learning English)
"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"
Learn English with Iron Man - Tony Stark
Football legend Mario Kempes , el Matador | FIFA Classic player
Our students in 1º ESO B are making an avatar of themselves. Can you guess who they are?
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Spain,A place with a lot of things to see,It is the place where we live,this is a country with a incredible history,Spain once had the entirety of southamerica and part of northamerica.Now is a not very Big country,but you can go see La Alhambra,La sagrada familia,La torre del oro and more!
ResponderEliminar-Roberto Vacas Díaz, 2°B ESO
I'm Yassin. My first name is Mohamed and my surname is Briouel. My father is a truck driver and my mother doesn't work. I'm a student at Mediterranean Sea Secondary School. I'm twelve years old. I'm in 1º ESO B. I live in Molvizar. My flat is a little big. There are six rooms in my flat: a kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a dining room. I like football, but I don't like badmington.
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ResponderEliminarDESCRIPTION OF VAN GOGH'S ROOM
ResponderEliminarThe Van Gogh's room has a window, two blue doors and a beautiful wooden floor.
There are some wooden pieces of furniture: one bed with a red blanket and two white pillows, a two ordinary chairs and a table with one blue kettle on it.
In my opinion it's a beautiful room but is too small.
The Van Gogh's room is very beautiful.
ResponderEliminarThere is a window above the table.
There is a chair between of the table and the bed.
There is a pillow on the bed.
There is a table below the window.
There is a chair next to bed.
There is a door behind the chair.
There are two vases on the table.They are not under the table.
There is a bed near the table.
There is a door not far from the table.
There is a painter opposite the room.
There are chairs inside the bedroom.
I can't see anything outside.