In our previous lesson on Speaking, we talked about Holidays. Here you have the podcast seen in class. Watch it again and try to answer also the questions:
What kind of holidays do you like?
How many different holidays are mentioned in the video?
Where did you go on your last holidays?
How many places are mentioned?
Did you have a good time? Did the people in the video have a fantastic time?
Hi there, I was surfing the net and I came across to English in guía blog where I've found this fantastic document. In the embedded one you can find some useful expressions you can use during your exam. Now, you only have to read as much as possible, listen to English and practise it in our weekly Friday lessons.
Besides, in this powepoint you will be able to practise the functional language you need for your speaking test. The structures are very helpful, so REMEMBER them!
Finally, I found out another great article, published by Saro Rosales. A list of possible topics and useful expressions are included. So, don't miss it! ;)
Next Friday 26th,we will deal withhealth and eating habitsin our speaking session. I have come across a presentation by Kirsti Dyer, Live a healthy life.
The 35 slides tell us about all aspects of our lives: diet, sleep, exercise, relaxation, health, fun, friends.
One year later, we came back to "Campus Moragete" located in Requena. We had a good time, and we spent the day with native people speaking English. I think that it was a good experience, wasn't it? for those students who are at Elementary level, I think that they have learnt lots of vocabulary and now, they are concerned that their English isn't too bad as they thought before. Regarding, Intermediate students, they have improved their pronounciation and they have also learnt new vocabulary.
I'm really proud of you, now that the year-course is over, I hope to see you again next year and we will be able to manage to practice more English!! :) have a great summer holiday!
I came across this site which is very interesting for intermediate students to improve your oral skills. As it is well known, speaking is always a problem for English students. Dominic Cole suggests many tips to improve your speaking.
One of the most common problems for IELTS candidates is not having the opportunity to practise speaking simply because you live in a country where there are few chances to speak English. Reading and listening are easy enough, you can find books or internet sites. For writing all you need is someone to send your writing to. But speaking? Well, I’ve a suggestion for you. It may sound mad, but it isn’t – learn to speak to yourself. Let me explain why it can work and how you can do it. I’ll also try and give you a few practice ideas so that you can make it work for you.
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In this site A listening companion you'll find dialogues to listen about common situations. Press to enter and enjoy the videos. I think that at first, they can be dificult, but don't worry. Try it and check your listening comprehension. Remember! A MAN MAY LEARN WIT EVERY DAY.(TODOS LOS DÍAS SE APRENDE ALGO);)
For advanced learners here you have a slideshow,where you can practise key conversations points. There are several topics such as directions, favourite dishes, shopping list etc. Listen to the questions and answer them in aloud.
In this video you can practice your oral skill, try to answer the questions on the slideshow and talk. You will be practising saying hello and saying goodbye; your nationality and place of birth; the numbers; the alphabet; the time; your birthday date; your likes.
