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

Let's play a Game today!

Speaking and beyond

Halloween

Halloween is coming and I wonder if you usually celebrate such a famous festivity in your town. 

Expressing Quantity

Today's topic is not only about expressing quantity, but related to these bikes on the car. What I'd like to say is that there are many ways of counting things in English. However, let's study them and try to use the most common ones every day.

Crime, Mystery and Punishment

Antonyms and opposites

Synonyms

Sense of Humour

English through Songs