GOALS, GOALS!!!!

No, we are not talking about football. We are talking about personal goals for professional development (Friday phrase, BBC Learning English). What are your personal goals for this year? Pass all the subjects, get your B1 or B2....?

Here are some related articles for you to read about the issue:

• Setting realistic goals (BBC News)

• Year-long resolutions don't work. Here's how to make 12 'micro-resolutions' instead (CNN, health)

• The six-pack can wait: how to set fitness goals you will actually keep (The Guardian)

 

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Here's a good listening exercise for you to do: Could you give up fast fashion? (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)

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Shall we eat? Yes, but...

Are you allergic to nuts or gluten? Are you lactose intolerant? There are so many people nowadays who have some kind of food allergy that it may be a big issue when eating out as you have to check everything before you order your food.

Would you like some FROZEN YOGURT?

Here are some articles for you to read about the issue and then you have a listening exercise to do:

• Why are food allergies in children on the rise – and is there anything parents can do to protect them? (The Guardian)

• Why the world is becoming more allergic to food (BBC - Health)

• Allergies: the scourge of modern life? (The Guardian)

And here's another previous post about food allergies:

What to eat or not to eat? that is the question!!!

Here's a listening exercise to do: Are food allergies more common now? (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)

 

Talking about the word spot we recently saw in class, here's another meaning: To have a soft spot ?(The English We Speak)

 

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And some food phrasal verbs

 

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What to eat or not to eat? that is the question!!!

Nowadays there are many food allergies and sometimes we don't feel well just because we have an allergy to certain kind of food.

Listening exercise to do: Are we afraid of food? (BBC 6 Minute English)







 

Have you ever seen the sitcom THE BIG BANG THEORY? Well, what is Leonard allergic to? Watch this and you'll discover it.

And what about Wolowitz?

And if you want to learn more English, here's: THE BIG BANG THEORY (English subtitled)

A couple of articles to read about the issue:

• Food allergy and intolerance self-diagnosis (BBC, health)

• Leave it out: are food intolerances fact or fad? (The Guardian)

FAST FOOD crossword to do!!!