What has happened to ALBERTOMEDITUTOR SITE?

 

Last week I made a mistake and my site was all gone, but thanks to Google I could get it back completely. The work of almost 15 years!!!

 

Yes, I got it back, but the URL is slightly different (you have it on a banner on the top right hand side of this blog): https://sites.google.com/view/albertomeditutor/ 

 

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In this site you have loads of resources for the different levels at ESO and Bachillerato levels. It is full of exercises to practise for the NEW PAU EXAM (SELECTIVITY) with exams and their solutions, pages to practise REPHRASING / REWRITING, links to the OLD THAT'S ENGLISH & the NEW THAT'S ENGLISH with a thorough analysis of the contents of each chapter.  

 

 

You've plenty of exercises to practise the RELATIVE CLAUSES, the PASSIVE VOICE, the  REPORTED SPEECH, the CONDITIONAL SENTENCES... for the new PAU exam:

 

Notes on grammatical issues (2º Bach)

• Conditional sentences (2º Bach)

• Passive voice (2º Bach)

• Relative Clauses (2º Bach)

• Reported Speech (2º Bach)

• Word order 

   

  REWRITING / REPHRASING

 

     

 

Here's the index to the different parts... 

•  Home page

•  1º ESO

•  2º ESO

• 3º ESO

•  4º ESO

•  1º Bachillerato

•  2º Bachillerato

•  FPB 1º

•  Getting ready for the B2

•  Weblinks-Exercises

•  Weblinks - Media

•  Study trip to the British-Irish Isles

•  Files

•  Fun with English

•  STUDENTS

•  Latest news

•  GRADED READERS

•  TV ENGLISH COURSES

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And remember...

BEING A TEACHER IS A DIFFICULT TASK NOWADAYS, SO I DECIDED TO FOLLOW THIS PIECE OF ADVICE BY BRUCE LEE:  

"Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend."     

by Bruce Lee

 

 

Always in the seach of the light in this heart of darkness with our great master Dr Neil McLaren leading us!!!

 

 

 

Don't leave it for tomorrow!!! Start now and you'll be ready for next school year.

Here I present a record of all the comments and projects made by our students during the summer time.

SUMMER SCOREBOARD

Andrea Gutiérrez (4º ESO B)- 5 & Project on A Foreigner in Britain by Andrea Gutiérrez

Alex España (4º ESO B) -   10

Ariadna López (4º ESO A) -3
Joaquín García (4º ESO B) - Project on A Foreigner in Britain
Inés cobos (4º ESO A) - 1
María Béjar (4º ESO A) - 3

Have a look at the PROJECT done by Joaquín García on the reader A Foreigner in Britain.

Why do people (especially students) tend to procrastinate everything they have to do? What does this word mean? Here's a good listening exercise to do: Get on with it!  (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)

Important piece of news for my students in 1º Bachillerato next year   >>>   Have a look in my site at Notes on grammatical issues (1º Bach) and you'll find the exercises will be doing next year, apart from most useful notes on the uses of TENSES & MODAL VERBS:        

 

Remember that in NOTES ON GRAMMATICAL ISSUES (2º Bach) you can have a look at the following issues (I give you the links to some useful exercises to do all along the school year):

a. Comparatives and superlatives    (EXERCISES TO DO)  

b. Passive voice    (EXERCISES TO DO)  

c. Conditional sentences    (EXERCISES TO DO)  

d. Relative Clauses    (EXERCISES TO DO)  

e. Reported Speech    (EXERCISES TO DO)  

Have a look at the picture on the right and give me a synonym for 'supposed to'. Remember to revise the modal verbs. Can you rewrite the sentence using the modal verb.

 

LINGOHACK  >>>

• Episode 160629 / 29 June 2016   >>>  Expressions presented: propaganda, urged & distinguished.