Let's see first why I have used this bizarre inversion for my post. >>>
English in a Minute: INVERSION to emphasize (BBC Learning English)
and then we will have a look at the slang word 'ghost' (to ghost s.o). By the way, do you know any politician who is ghosting another one?
The English We Speak: ghosting (BBC Learning English)
And talking about ghosts, here are some videos to watch about Halloween:
Halloween History | National Geographic
The Origin of Halloween - Documentary
Learn English through Story: Halloween history with subtitles
Halloween Vocabulary
This is Britain - Halloween
What do you do on Halloween? What do you know about it?
HIGHWAY TO B1 & B2.....
Some activities for my students:
Level 4º ESO
Present Perfect Simple and Continuous >> exercises to do 1 2 3
Level 1º Bachillerato
31. TENSES. Put the verbs in brackets into their correct tense, be careful with the position of the other words in brackets:
1. I (like/go)________________ out tonight
with Michelle Pfeiffer.
2. Most bread in England (now/produce)
_______________ by large industrial bakeries.
3. How many students (pass) _____________ the
last English exam?
4. We (not do)_____________ anything until we
(hear)________ from you.
5. Where (stamps/sell)
__________________________ in your country?
6. Look at my agenda, Mary! We (not/have)
____________________ any more English classes this week.
7. I (go) _______ into the bathroom just when
Julia Roberts (have) _____________ a shower.
Give me adjectives to express FEAR:
Less fear >>>>> <<<< more fearfrightened, scared terrified petrified
Stories for Children >>> The perfect thing (New series in BBC Learning English)
Nature is speaking. So listen!!!
Further information about teenage gambling.
Teen Gambling Problems: youth gambling is Not a game
