Conversations: buying clothes

Here you have a video with a conversation similar to the one we have been practising in class




After watching this video, you can complete the following on-line tasks: 

• Task 1
• Task 2
• Task 3
• Task 4
• Task 5

Prepositions of place

To revise prepositions of place and directions, you can watch these two video tutorials:




To practise this language point, you can also do these on-line tasks:

• Task 1
• Task 2
• Task 3
• Task 4
• Task 5

Keys for homework

To see answer key for unit 6 test click on this LINK
To see answer key for crossword click on this LINK 

How to use FOR and SINCE

Watch this video to study the differences between for and since:

Vocabulary on clothes

• • Task 1. Watch this video to learn how to pronounce some items of clothing

Clothes Vocabulary and Pronunciation

• Task 2. click on this tutorial on clothes
• Task 3. Complete this test on clothes
• Task  4. If you want to practice more vocabulary on clothes, do the following fun actitivities: act1 act2  act3 (jumble words,crossword,wordseach)
• Task 5. Complete these listening activities: act 1  act 2  act 3  act 4 

/ə/ Schwa sound

The /ə/ schwa sound is the most common sound in English and it often gives a lot of trouble to students. It occurs only in unstressed syllables and getting it correct will help you to sound more natural in English. 

To practise Schwa follow these steps: 

Step 1. Watch these two videos to practise this important sound in English. 

Step 2. Practise this sound with limericks. A Limerick is a short poem that is funny. 

• Practice 1
• Practice 2
• Practice 3

A2-Ain't got no....I got life by Nina Simone

As I promised you in class, here you have the original version of the song we listened to in class Ain't go no... I got life by Nina Simone.

I Hope you like it.



If you want to know more about Nina Simone click HERE (the information is in Spanish)

Use of Capital letter in English

Read this TUTORIAL
Do this on-line task:

• Task 1
• Task 2
• Task 3

How to pronounce final -ed

Here you have a LINK to study how to pronounce final -ed

A2-pronunciation of the sounds /ɜ:/ /a:/ and /ɔ:/

Here you have some videos and exercises to help you with pronunciation of the sounds we learnt last lesson: /ɜ:/ /a:/ /ɔ:/

/ɜ:/ click HERE to watch the video tutorial on this sound 

/a:/ click HERE to watch the video tutorial on this sound

/ɔ:/ click HERE to watch the video tutorial on this sound 

You can now practice pronouncing common words with these three sounds: 

 /ɜ:/ Practice 1

/ɔ:/ Practice 1