Attending the play ROBIN HOOD

Next Thursday, 11^th April you will be attending the play Robin Hood. I want you to write a comment here about your experience.

Here's an episode of That's English, where you can learn about this character   >>>>   Unit 8B   and here's a previous post in this blog for further information   >>>>>      Robin Hood and James Bond

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AWESOME!!!   Here's a woman who suffers no pain!  First let's have a look at this newspaper article and then watch the video on BBC News:

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Robin Hood and James Bond

In our real world, do we still have this kind of characters? Tell me about someone who may be similar either to Robin Hood or James Bond.

What do you know about Robin Hood? Here is a good listening exercise to discover this character, but if you want to have further details about him and the city of Nottingham at the end of this That's English programme: Module 9 / 8b. (Remember you've got a page on my site with all the links to the different chapters).

Here's another interesting listening exercise about James Bond: Licence to kiss .

And finally, what about listening to two songs connected with these two fictional characters? 
'(Everything I do) I do it for you' by Bryan Adams and 'Skyfall' by Adele.