Don't you see eye-to-eye with me?

My students may not see eye-to-eye with me about how I make them work and the decisions I take regarding the teaching-learning process now, but perhaps in the near or far future they will understand me and they will find out what I meant to do, hopefully!

 

 

Some activities for you to do: 

• Learn how to speak English naturally: How to make polite invitations  (BBC Learning English)
  

• English in a Minute: Common ways to use 'present'  (BBC Learning English) 

• The English We Speak: Call it a day!  (BBC Learning English)

• News Review:  USA & Canada government TikTok bans  (BBC Learning English) 

• A listening exercise for you to do:  When you forget your first language (mother tongue) (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)

 

By the way, did you like the play in English (Pandora's box) we attended last Thursday? Will you, please, write a comment making a summary of the plot or just giving the opinion of the experience? Will you repeat it next year?

 

 

 

Kirk Douglas doesn't see eye-to-eye with John Wayne  - The Dick Cavett Show 

 

 

And here are both of them working together in The War Wagon!!!

 

If two people see eye to eye, they agree with each other: My sisters don't see eye to eye with me about the arrangements.  to have the same opinion as someone else.

English idiom: see eye-to-eye

 

 

Inglés con serie: Poldark Lesson 3  

 

   

Here's my musical hint for today by Eagle-Eye Cherry: Save Tonight . Here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along!!

 

 

 

And our students at school at work... 

Project on A Christmas Carol by Oliver Lozano (4º ESO A)

 

 

 I think I'll call it a day! What do you think? Do you remember what this expression meant?