A SELECTION OF INTERESTING APPS AND WEBSITES

 INTERESTING APPS TO DOWNLOAD ON YOUR IPHONE

 Word reference app  (online dictionary)

 British Council Elementary Podcasts

                                                                            

INTERESTING LINkS

LISTENING ACTIVITIES

Easy listening activities for beginners.*

Ello: listening activities *

Cambridge: listening activities

BBC 6 Minute English  : You can download audios and worksheets *

BBC: listen, watch, read

SONGS

Sing with Lyrics Training

Sing with El inglés divino

DICTIONARIES AND PRONUNCIATION

English File Pronunciation Demo 

Macmillan Dictionary

OTHER INTERESTING LINKS

English File Learning Resources: 3rd Edition

Agendaweb: listening, reading, grammar exercises. Very interesting *

 

VIDEO LISTENING: THE ISLAND OF OKINAWA

 

Click on the link to watch the video again.

THE ISLAND OF OKINAWA

Get some extra practise

HOW OFTEN DO YOU...? DO THE ONLINE ACTIVITIES

UNIT 1B: TO BE - COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

TO BE OR NOT TO BE

Click on the videos.

TO BE: AFFIRMATIVE

TO BE: AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE

TO BE: INTERROGATIVE

TO BE: NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE

TO BE: INTERROGATIVE AND SHORT ANSWERS

ORAL EXERCISE: YES/NO QUESTIONS

COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

Where are you from?

Countries and Nationalities

Easy dialogue: where are you from?

Real English: where are you from?

Learn with an English conversation

THE UK SONG

UNIT 1 A USEFUL EXPRESSIONS (CLASSROOM LANGUAGE), SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND TO BE

 HI AGAIN,

SOME MORE LINKS TO PRACTISE AND REINFORCE SOME IMPORTANT ASPECTS IN UNIT 1A

1) KEEP ON PRACTISING COMMANDS AND THESE USEFUL EXPRESSIONS.

(Seguid practicando las instrucciones que están en entradas anteriores del blog y también estas expresiones que ya conocéis. Dicen "May I" en lugar de "Can I", es una manera más formal de pedir permiso)

CLASSROOM LANGUAGE: USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

2) GREETINGS

HELLO! NICE TO MEET YOU

HOW ARE YOUR TODAY? DIFFERENT ANSWERS

HI, HOW ARE YOU?

3 SUBJECT PRONOUNS (PRONOMBRES DE SUJETO) AND THE VERB TO BE

SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND THE VERB TO BE

THE VERB TO BE: ONLINE ACTIVITIES