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Interjections

Conjunctions

Nouns

School & Education

Family and relationships

Are you a very family-oriented person? Or maybe not?


Here we're going to deal with the general topic of family. Let's talk about all the members of your family.

Still lost with vocabulary, try this basic vocabulary for ESO

Tutoría and Coaching

Comparatives and Superlatives

Adverbs

When you are writing or speaking in English, you often need to express frequency and the way you usually do things. So, basically we've got several ways to say that in English. We can add -ly to adjectives, in order to get adverbs like: general -- generally, or quick -- quickly. On the other hand, we could use a whole sentence like: I usually celebrate my birthday (by) making a cake. The sentence in red, therefore, answers the question: 'How do you celebrate your birthday?'. So, there are various ways of expressing how we do things in English. For more information, please feel free to watch the following presentation on adverbs, or you can even ask any questions about them, leaving a comment for this post.

Click on here to see the presentation

Order of adverbs in a sentence. Adverbs through YouTube Finally, let's close our grammar books and enjoy English with a bit of love, 'cos love is actually all around. Find more videos like this on EFL CLASSROOM 2.0

Common Grammar Exceptions

Sorry, but I think I'm lost

Have you ever got lost? I'm sure you have, at least once in your lifetime.

So, here's your section to share those amusing situations, when you got lost in anywhere you went to. Please, feel free to write about your anecdotes travelling, enjoying your holidays or even finding the way back home.

In order to get some inspiration for your entertaining stories abroad, here you'll find some common and useful expressions about Directions. With them, you'll learn how to give and ask for directions, and hopefully, you'll find your way back soon. Patricia Guerrero's power point presentation about Directions

 Still talking about our hilarious travelling anecdotes in the classroom, however, we've just realized that we do need a more elaborated task or project to practise with in class. So, we've been thinking about making up a Treasure Hunt or a Scavenger Hunt among our students. What do you think about it?

Treasure Hunt and Directions for ESO  A Treasure Hunt for Basic (In the countryside) _YouTube playlist on Directions Describing Places Power Point Presentation Treasure Hunts through YouTube

Means of Transport

Slang

Quotations

False Friends