Class update. 26.04.17

Class update. 26.04.17

Speaking
Listening
Video
Reading
Writing
Grammar
Vocabulary	Injuries
Pronunciation
Other	Word formation, Suffixes Jornada Gastronómica
Homework.	Again: P42, Ex. 6 Exam task

Class update. 24.04.17

Class update. 24.04.17

Speaking	Warmer: Sports. P37, Ex. 1, 2, 3, 4. Part 4 + P111
Listening
Video
Reading	P42, Ex. 1, 2 & 4
Writing
Grammar
Vocabulary	P37, Ex.1  Expressing opinions
Pronunciation
Other	Next Wednesday we'll go to the international meal from 19:00 to 20:00.
Homework.	P42, Ex. 6 Exam task

Class update: 19.4.17

Class update: 19.4.17

Speaking	Warm-up: mixed conditionals
Listening	Money problems
Writing	Adding connectors (text about advertising)
Video	Advertising
Reading
Grammar	Conditionals p.36 3 exam task p.38 1
Vocabulary
Pronunciation
Others	Letter writting correction
Homework	Writing task p.38 Exam task

Writing. Adding comments.

To check how to add a comment in your writing, see "Writing. Addition links", below.

Class update: 3.4.17

Class update: 3.4.17

Speaking	Warm-up: passive form
Listening
Writing	Bread production process in passive form
Video
Reading
Grammar	Passive form p. 34 ex 1. 2.
Vocabulary	have / get things done p. 34 ex 3.
Pronunciation
Others	Progress test correction
Homework

POPULAR WRITING MISTAKES

Hello, everyone.
In this section, I plan to include examples and advice to help you avoid some of the most common writing errors.

How about this one, specially Vs especially? 

Here's a link which explains the difference simply and clearly.

http://blog.esllibrary.com/2014/11/06/especially-vs-specially/

Or economic Vs economical?

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/gramatica/gramatica-britanica/economic-or-economical

I hope that's helpful.
Tom.

Class update: 15.03.2017

Class update: 15.03.2017

Speaking	Phrasal verbs (keep attention!) - keep your word - keep someone posted some/by about... - keep your cool - keep an eye out for someone  - keep a low profile - keep your fingers crossed  - keep track of  - keep a straight face  P29. Asking for opinions (feel, thoughts), making suggestions (leave, move), agreeing with someone (just, along) and disagreeing politely (point, inclined).
Listening	P29. Part 3 (1.09); Exam task
Writing	Return
Video
Reading	- Homework. P26, questions 2-6. Word transformation.
Grammar	- Despite + noun - Despite + Vb (ing)
Vocabulary	To spring / sprang / sprung (to appear, multiply; suddenly, quickly).  (For example; so many friendship websites have sprung up recently online).
Pronunciation
Others	- Exam task; Wednesday 29th march.
Homework	- P29, ex. 5 (Preparation - notes for exam task) - P26, questions 2-6.