Selectivity may be a speck in your horizon, but there are many coyotes chasing you and many ambushes may be set on the way to trap you, so be ready!!! Albert will not be there any more to alert you.
You never win any match hands down (Check the meaning of this expression below). You always have to make an effort and don't let a little road dust put you off (Look up this phrasal verb, which is taken from the song 'Coyote', which you are listening to).
A real roadrunner in action:
Roadrunner Bird (Remarkable Desert Specialist)
Here's my musical hint to be as attentive as the road runner: Coyote by Mark Knopfler from the album: The Ragpicker's Dream
. Here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along!!
Two interesting videos for you to watch: Roadrunner Bird Facts That Goes Beep Beep and Snake vs. Roadrunner Face-off | National Geographic
Roadrunner - Wikipedia
Some activities for you to do:
English in a Minute: How to use 'process' (BBC Learning English)
A listening exercise for you to do: The art of conversation (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
Learn HOW TO SAY GOODBYE (BBC Learning English)
News Review about overpopulation in our planet: Rich to pay for climate damage (BBC Learning English)
The English We Speak: Win hands down (BBC Learning English)
Task for my 1º ESO students:
Watch Old That's English episode I.4a (Programme 010) to learn how to locate places and giving directions.
Then, fill in the gaps with: EXCUSE ME - PARDON - I'M SORRY
1. Teacher: Do exercise 5, please! Student: .... Teacher: Do Exercise 5!
2. ...... , where's the cinema? It's in Oxford Street, I think.
3. Man: "Parlez-vous français?" You: ...... I can't speak French.
and now tell me different places you can find in your town: ... school, ....
Are women allowed at games at the Qatar World Cup 2022? (Sport Bible)
Stadiums of shame: the numbers World Cup hosts Qatar don’t want to be seen (The Guardian)
