Conditionals

There are a lot of interesting Internet sites with information and exercises on the conditional sentences. This joke is taken from one of these, created by Julio César Fernández García, where you'll find a lot of activities to do. There are more explanations and exercises in this Conditional Tutorial.If you are in a hurry and don't have much time, try the 7 sentences in this page. Or do this interactive activity.To improve your pronunciation, you have the opportunity to listen to conditional sentences in this page. I'm sure you can translate them. Are they first, second or third conditional?

If you had a million dolars, what would you do?

I'm sure you would do a lot of different things. Share your ideas with the group. You can find more in this website. Now write an entry in your blog with the label: if I had a million dollars

Audio check

This is to check if the audio works

Stereotypes

A funny way to learn what stereotypes are...

Extra material

Hello everybody, click here to go to the OXFORD web page. Here you can find extra material that you can use at home to revise and do extra practice. To log in in My Coursebook
you need a username: oupeltbachs502 and a
password: newher.
Please, log in and do the listening of unit3 (Workbook). When you finish send me an e-mail with the answers to ex 4. Good Luck!!

tv series

Watch this video and answer the following questions (send the answers to me )

1. What are they listening to?
2. What is the language they are trying to understand?
3. Does anybody speak it? Who?
4. What does the message say (tell me two sentences)?
5. When was this message sent?


Now find a tv series that you like (you can look for it in http://www.youtube.com/ or http://www.cucirca.com/ ) one scene of about 2-4 minutes will be enough, and write some questions for the rest of the class (minimum three). You can do this in groups, but remember to write your names separated by commas and tv series!!! Good Luck!!!!

Simple Past & Present Perfect

Hello, today some grammar...
First revise the simple past and practice the present perfect do the activities and the tests (level 1, 2 and 3). When you finish some listening and a game. Enjoy!!!

Halloween

October 31st is Halloween. Where does Halloween come from? The Celts lived in Britain, Ireland and parts of France over 2,000 years ago, and October 31st was the end of their year. The Celts believed that ghosts came back to earth on this day. Today many people around the world celebrate this old festival - but today people usually have parties, dress up, and tell spooky stories about witches, skeletons, bats and ghosts. Have some Halloween fun!

1.Learn something about Halloween (you can try this quiz in pairs!!!). Halloween 1

2. Now some vocabulary. Halloween2

3.And some games of course. Halloween 3

Halloween 4 (the haunted house!!! on your left!!!)

What are you going to do for Halloween?Do you like it? Why? Write an entry in your blog. Remember to write the title:HALLOWEEN, and the label: name,halloween (for example: label:Ana,Halloween) And please do the same with your first entry title: Presentation, label:name,presentation.

Happy Haloween!!!