I think my students have got enough on their plates (check the meaning of this expression in the section at the end of this post Learning English with...), but the problem is that they haven't started eating yet. With their teacher on medical leave they were supposed to be working following his directions, but...
So, look out before the sky is falling on you (another expression used in the section Learning English with...).
Learning English from the News: 'God's influencer': First millennial saint named (BBC Learning English)
New section in BBC Learning English... EASY ENGLISH CONVERSATIONS: Where is the train station? & What are you doing?
Quick English Lessons: How to use ARRIVE with 'IN' & 'AT' / 5 ways to build your vocabulary (BBC Learning English)
Here's my musical hint for today: No more tears (Enough is enough) by Barbra Streisand & Donna Summer. And here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along.
Real Easy English: Talking about BOOKS (BBC Learning English)
Here are some more activities for my students:
English in a Minute: Phrases with 'CHANGE' (BBC Learning English)
Office English... Learn how to check you've understood things: Clear communication (BBC Learning English)
Real Easy English: Talking about WORK (BBC Learning English)
Listening exercise for you to do: The future of food (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
Real Easy English >>> Talking about SUNSHINE (BBC Learning English)
Here are some activities for my students:
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SOLUTIONS TO THE EXERCISES IN THE PREVIOUS POST:
1. Bread is made from flour. 2. Jane was offered a wonderful job. / A wonderful job was offered to Jane.
3. I have been sent a strange letter. / A strange letter has been sent to me.
4. The telephone was invented by Alexander Bell. 5. The guard dogs were being trained (by a woman).
6. Trivial Pursuit can be played by people of all ages. 7. Fresh eggs are sold in Vélez Benaudalla.
8. The books have been packed. 9. Letters are typed for my boss.
10. The town has been attacked by Israeli troops several times since the beginning of the war.
"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"
Learning English with Disney Pixar's A BUG'S LIFE
Tennis: two Spanish legends (Orantes 1 & Higueras 1) from Granada and a possible new Spanish top player (Rafa Jódar 1)
Eating healthy nowadays can feel confusing with so many trends,diets,and conflicting advice online.The key is to focus on balance rather than perfection.Prioritize whole foods like fruits,vegetables,and whole grains,while limiting ultra processed options.Staying hydrated and paying attention to portion sizes also make a big difference.It’s important to adapt healthy habits to your lifestyle instead of chasing strict rules.Consistency over time matters more than short term changes,and enjoying what you eat helps you maintain those habits in the long run without unnecessary stress or restriction.
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1. Yes, I agree with some of the opinions, because technology can really help in the future. However, not all ideas are practical or affordable for everyone.
ResponderEliminar2. Yes, I have some smart devices at home, like a smart speaker and a smart TV. The speaker can play music, answer questions, and control other devices.
3. I think the most inspiring ideas are the eco-friendly technologies, like roads made from recycled plastic, because they help protect the environment.
I think they are connected to construction because they are natural examples of building. Termites build very strong and complex structures, and spiders create webs using silk. These natural constructions can inspire human architecture and new building materials.
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