NINTH WEEK OF LOCKDOWN and still locked down!!!
We can't give up, but it is fact that most students are not working hard enough and the school year is coming to an end.
Peter Gabriel - Don't Give Up (ft. Kate Bush)
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE QUARANTINE
Monday, 11th May
1º ESO
Tasks for today:
Unit 7 (page 90-91) >> Exercises 1-5
Watch this video to revise once again GIVING DIRECTIONS:
14 - It's on the first floor ( another link )
4º ESO CLASS (<<<Click here)
Very good morning, ladies and gentlemen!!
I hope you are all well, safe and sound. Today we will be correcting Unit 8 in our session: https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/55c766d756b946bd8cf62f7443269e0b
Watch these two New That's English episodes that deal with REPORTED SPEECH:
MODULE 8 (NOTES) Unit 6A Unit 6B
Let's do a listening exercise about this important action we must still keep doing >>>> The importance of handwashing (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
Let's do a listening exercise about this important action we must still keep doing >>>> The importance of handwashing (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
1º Bach CLASS (<<<Click here)
Very good morning, ladies and gentlemen!!
I hope you are all well, safe and sound.
Today we will start revising from 11 a.m. to 13 a.m. RELATIVE CLAUSES & REPORTED SPEECH, apart from finishing the PASSIVE VOICE & CONDITIONAL SENTENCES in our session, whose link is, just in case: https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/c32436f87fda4ceea41aa7897f70a93b
Suggested glossary on the topic "Universal Basic Income" :
income (expenses), to get through (a difficult situation), globalization, increasingly fragile, to save money, to spend our money properly on something, to waste money, consumerism, collective action, a tale of doom, poverty, a world of misery, subsequent crisis, payment, regular stipend, low wages, tax, employment, a guaranteed safety net, to support people, to launch a pilot scheme, it was run, unemployment benefits, to raise questions/doubts about, effectiveness, a set monthly income, downsides, criticism, employee/employer, unemployment rate, policy, lockdown, announcement (to announce)...
We had a doubt today with the word 'police'. In most cases it can be considered as a collective noun and so it is plural, but sometimes it can also be considered as a singular noun. Check HERE!! ('police' in Linguee dictionary)
A leaflet on Wakeboard (writing 11) by Francisco González (4º ESO A) >>>>>
and here's the one done by Lucía Espinosa (4º ESO A): SURFING
and here's the one done by Nuria Díaz (4º ESO A):
