What's the best way to improve your listening skills? You're right! LISTENING!
Next you can watch the first episode of the cartoon series DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS. It is called THE DAY OF NO TOMORROW. Enjoy it, if you dare!
Click here to watch the first episode, and on the titles if you want to watch the rest of them.
EPISODE 2: The Eye of the Beholder
EPISODE 3: The Hall of Bones
EPISODE 4: Valley of the Unicorns
EPISODE 5: Search of the Dungeon Master
EPISODE 6: Beauty and the Bogbeast
EPISODE 7: Prison without Walls
There are many more, if you've enjoyed them, you can search Youtube for the rest of the episodes.
8th November 2017:
We have just left Halloween but I think you will like to take a look at this TV special series from the 70s. Click here if you'd like to take a look at it.
CONNECTORS: SOLUTIONS
2. In spite of having very Little money, they are happy.
3. Although my foot was injured, I managed to go home.
4. In spite of being silly, I enjoyed the film.
5. In spite of living in the same Street, we hardly ever see each other.
6. Even though I was only out for five minutes, I got very wet in the rain.
Activity solved:
2. In spite of all our careful plans, a lot of things went wrong.
Although we planned everything carefully, a lot of things went wrong.
3. I went home early because I was feeling unwell.
I went to work the next day although I was still feeling unwell.
4. She only accepted the job because of the salary, which was very high.
She accepted the job in spite of the salary, which was rather low.
5. I managed to get to sleep although there was a lot of noise.
I couldn't get to sleep because of the noise.
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES GAME
Do you the game "billionaire"? Play it to practice your Conditional Sentences. It's great fun!
Click here to enter the game.
ENGLISH READING PLAN:
Next Friday 19th of January we are beginning the book we are Reading during the second term: MYSTERY AT THE MILL. I leave here the timing for the Reading. It includes the dates and the chapters to be read then.
January 19th
Before reading activities
January 26nd The
Diary, Cheap Scarves and Emily
February 2nd
Jake, Uncle Sanjit and the Package
February 9th
Caterina, Boho Chic and Trouble
February 12th
The Barge and Emily’s Dream
Febuary 16th
After Reading activities (1)
February 23th After Reading activities (2)
March 9nd Test on the Reading.
A GRAMMAR POEM
Do you remember the types of words and what are they used for? Never mind! Here you have a grammar poem to help you!
Every name is called a noun,
As field and fountain, street and town.
In place of
noun the pronoun stands,
As he and she can clap their hands.
The adjective describes
a thing.
As magic wand or bridal ring.
The verb means action, something done.
As read and write and jump and run.
How things are done the adverbs tell,
As quickly, slowly, badly, well.
The preposition
shows relation,
As in
the street or at the station.
Conjunctions join, in many ways,
Sentences, words or phrase and phrase.
The interjection
cries out, “Hark!
I need
an exclamation mark!”
ENGLISH PRONOUNS
We are working this week with pronouns. Here you have a chart with the personal and possessive pronouns that may help you in your reading and writing activities.
SUBJECT PRONOUNS
(Before the verb)
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OBJECT PRONOUNS
(After the verb)
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POSSESSIVE DETERMINERS
(Before a noun or and adjective)
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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
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I
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Me
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My
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Mine
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You
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You
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Your
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Yours
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He
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Him
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His
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His
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She
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Her
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Her
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Hers
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It
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It
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Its
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-
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We
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Us
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Our
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Ours
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You
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You
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Your
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Yours
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They
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Them
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Their
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Theirs
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But, BE CAREFUL! You mustn't confuse They're ( They are ) with Their, which is a possessive determiner that accompanies a noun as in "his brother" or an adjective + noun as in "their beautiful house is in the outskirts of the town"
INDEFINITE
PRONOUNS (Pronombres indefinidos)
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PEOPLE
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OBJECTS
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PLACE
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Someone/somebody
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Something
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Somewhere
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Anyone/Anybody
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Anything
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Anywhere
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No one/ nobody
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Nothing
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nowhere
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