These are the questions for the video watched in class:



Please bring the anwers to the class on Thursday, May 28th.

1-What are the students and professor names?
2- Describe the personalities of each person including the principal of the school.
3-Tell one mistake (grammar, pronunciation, etc) that every student makes in the video.

In pairs, in a piece of paper...
Thanks,
Julian

Hi guys, here's a song I found today that I think is interesting. Listen to it and tell me what the song is about on Thursday.

Hi everyone,
Here´s the vid I promised.

Do you remember the dating game video?
 Now here are some usual questions that you will have to ask a partner in the classroom. Please practice them and learn how to use it in conversation.

First Date Questions

Where are you from?
If you could work in any profession, what would it be?
If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?
What are you looking for in a man/woman?
Are you a morning person or a night owl?
How do you have fun?
What is the last book you read, and did you enjoy it?
Did you go to college?
If you attended college, where did you attend and what did you major in?
What are your best qualities?
What languages do you speak?


There will be more questions after you learn these!

Hello my dear students, here I have an interesting website from the British Council. I want you to click on the link I provide below and practice a game where you have to arrange the words in the correct order. There is a condition, it is a clock, so you can check how fast you can do it. Practice and you will become a master! http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/word-games/make-the-sentences/likes-and-dislikes

Hi dear students. As we saw it in class, this map is going to help you work the "giving directions" ability. Check the map and the questions below!

1. How do I get to the movie theater from the hospital? 2. How do I get to the train station from the high school? 3. How do I get to the high school from David's house? 4. How do I get to Vito's house from the flower shop? 5. How do I get to the Korean restaurant from the park?

Hi dear students, now that we are practicing prepositions of place and giving instructions on how to get to other places, check the video we watched in class.


Try to use the new vocabulary and the different expressions given in the video.

If you want to practice your grammar, check out these websites:

http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-prepositions.php#.VP49ufyG_JU

http://a4esl.org/q/j/ni/fb-prepositions.html

http://www.ang.pl/cwiczenia/848

Hi everyone! Here I have a nice ballad about prepositions. Listen and watch!

Here's a video about stereotypes. Try to get all the nationalities mentioned.


What do you know about people from other countries?

Listen to the song several times. Discover what the song says about some nationalities.
Do you remember what stereotypes mean? be ready to answer that question in class!

Hello dear students. This post is about greetings. There are some formal and some informal. Read them, learn them and know how to use them!

English Greeting Expressions (Formal and Informal)

There are many ways of greeting people, both formal and informal.

§  General greetings (Formal)

1.    Hello!

2.    How are you?

3.    How are you doing?

4.    How is everything?

5.    How’s everything going?

6.    How have you been keeping?

7.    I trust that everything is well.

General greetings (Informal)

8.    Hi.

9.    What’s up?

10.  Good to see you.

11.  How are things (with you)?

12.  How’s it going?

13.  How’s life been treating you?

Greeting a person you haven’t seen for a long time (Formal)

14.  It has been a long time.

15.  It’s been too long.

16.  What have you been up to all these years?

17.  It’s always a pleasure to see you.

18.  How long has it been?

19.  I’m so happy to see you again.

Greeting a person you haven’t seen for a long time (Informal)

§  How come I never see you?

§  It’s been such a long time.

§  Long time no see.

§  Where have you been hiding?

§  It’s been ages since we last met.

Welcome to the English diplomate

You watched it in class, now you try it! This is the Alphabet lyrics from the rap version we checked at the lab:

"Alphabet Aerobics"

Artificial amateurs, aren't at all amazing
Analytically, I assault, animate things
Broken barriers bounded by the bomb beat
Buildings are broken, basically I'm bombarding
Casually create catastrophes, casualties
Cancelling cats got their canopies collapsing
Detonate a dime of dank daily doing dough
Demonstrations, Don Dada on the down low
Eating other editors with each and every energetic
Epileptic episode, elevated etiquette
Furious fat fabulous fantastic
Flurries of funk felt feeding the fanatics
Gift got great global goods gone glorious
Getting godly in his game with the goriest
Hit em high, hella height, historical
Hey holocaust hints hear 'em holler at your homeboy
Imitators idolize, I intimidate
In a instant, I'll rise in a irate state
Juiced on my jams like jheri curls jocking joints
Justly, it's just me, writing my journals
Kindly I'm kindling all kinds of kink on
Karate kick type brits in my kingdom
Let me live a long life, lyrically lessons is
Learned lame louses just lose to my leverage
My mind makes marvelous moves, masses
Marvel and move, many mock what I've mastered
Niggas nap knowing I'm nice naturally
Knack, never lack, make noise nationally
Operation, opposition, off, not optional
Out of sight, out of mind, wide beaming opticals
Perfected poem, powerful punchlines
Pummeling petty powder puffs in my prime
Quite quaint quotes keep quiet it's Quantum
Quarrelers ain't got a quarter of what we got uh
Really raw raps, rising up rapidly
Riding the rushing radioactivity
Super scientifical sound search sought
Silencing super fire saps that are soft
Tales ten times talented, too tough
Take that, challengers, get a tune up
Universal, unique untouched
Unadulterated, the raw uncut
Verb vice lord victorious valid
Violate vibes that are vain make em vanished
While I'm all well what a wise wordsmith just
Weaving up words, weeded up on my workshift
Xerox, my X-radiation holes extra large
X-height letters, and xylophone tones
Yellow back, yak mouth, young ones yaws
Yesterday's lawn yard sell our yawn
Zig zag zombies, zoomin to the zenith

                                        Zero in zen thoughts, overzealous rhyme ZEA-LOTS!...