Saturday, 26 September 2015

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: MR BEAN AND PINK PANTHER!



Enjoy these funny videos and practice present continuous! how many sentences can you add?

PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS


 We use simple present to talk about routines, habits and scientific facts, and present continuous to talk about actions that are in progress at the moment of speaking. Their form is quite different in English, have a look at the following charts.



And now practice looking at the following picture and guess what these people are doing!

 
If you need further practice click on the following link: 


THE "ROYAL" ORDER OF ADJECTIVES IN ENGLISH

Although in Spanish we can place adjectives ramdomly, in English they seem to follow a "royal" order which is sometimes difficult to learn... Have a look at this chart!



When talking about hair adjectives, the order is usually 

HAIR LENGTH ---HAIR STYLE----- HAIR COLOUR




STATIVE VERBS


 

What are stative verbs? How should I use them? CLick on this link to revise this grammatical point! 

STATIVE VERBS: PRACTICE
 present simple vs present continuous

WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE?

What do these famous people look like? Watch this power point presentation we've seen in class. Then, Choose three of them, include as many details as you can!

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

And now, can you match these pictures to the descriptions below?


WHAT ARE YOU LIKE?

 What are you like? Click on this link to review some adjectives related to personality description, and be sincere!

DESCRIBING PERSONALITY

Wednesday, 23 September 2015

THE WORLD GURNING CHAMPIONSHIP

Have you ever heard about a contest called the World Gurning Championship?
The World Gurning Championships is a real thing in England, contested every year in Cumbria since 1216 (!!!). It’s pretty simple: People put a thing around their neck and then pull the weirdest face they can.


Tommy Mattinson was the defending champion …But he lost his crown this year to Gordon Blalklock in an upset. 
Adrian Zivelonghi finished third, but didn't he deserve far better?


From: www.usatoday.com