ORACLE NIGHT

Facendo click AQUÍ accederedes ó índice deste blog. 

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Let it snow exercise HERE.

Click HERE (from Cristina Cabal’s webpage)

Fill in the gaps activity for the song "New Year’s Resolutions" HERE.

Video about new year’s resolutions HERE.

The Random New Year’s Resolution Generator HERE.

2020 Resolution Generator HERE.

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How do you get over the problem of your boy sopranos’ voices breaking? A massive helium balloon, of course. Here’s how it sounds in Allegri’s Miserere...

Choirboys have a pretty tough life. 

For years, they’ve been praised and admired for their beautifully angelic high Cs – but then puberty  comes and...no more high Cs

Luckily, The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge has found a solution for this inconvenience. 

Instead of hiring a soprano to hit the top notes, they’ve discovered that a nice big balloon of helium does the job just as well.

In this stunning performance of Allegri’s ‘Miserere’, a male university student is able to hit a C6 (a soprano C, to you and me) simply by inhaling a gulp of helium from a giant balloon.

Allegri’s ‘Miserere’ was famously transcribed and brought into the public domain by Mozart in 1770. 

The young composer, then aged just 14, supposedly once heard the piece at a concert, returned home and wrote down the whole thing note for note.

In all seriousness, this video was actually filmed as an April Fool’s prank in 2014.

COMPLETE:

"High …......…….  ……......... have been part of the choir sound for …….......   ….......…..   …….......…   ………………”. "...…….. a lengthy consultation process, during …....…….we  …....……. that the surgical solution was surprisingly …......….. with the choral scholars, someone in the …......…….   ….......……..  came up with a …....…….    …….......….  ....................-- and now all we …….….. is a very large  ……....….    ……...….    ……......….”

Video FIRES IN AUSTRALIA HERE.

ActivitiesHERE. (By linguahouse)

Click HERE. (Activities by Linguahouse) - Video HERE.

Test 1 HERE.

Test 2 HERE.

Test 3 HERE.

Test 4 HERE.

Test 5 HERE.

Test 6 HERE.

Test 7 HERE.

Test 8 HERE.

Test 9 HERE.

Test 10 above.

Test 11 HERE.

Test 12 HERE.

Test 13 HERE.

Test 14 HERE.

YOUTUBE CHANNEL HERE.

Click HERE (from friendsmilesaway.com)

Translate this short text.

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Click HERE (Vocabulary for different topics)

Click HERE to do some activities.

Thank you very much for your suggestion, Inés!

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Monologue:

In the UK, the drinking age is 18, and in the USA it is 21. What is the drinking age in your country?

Why do we need a drinking age?

Do you think there should be different drinking ages for different types of alcohol?

What advice for staying safe would you give to a young person who is just about to reach the drinking age in their country?

(From linguahouse)

- Greetings and Goodbyes - HERE

- Numbers 1-20 - HERE and HERE

- Numbers 10 to 100 - HERE ,HERE.

- Days of the week - HERE

- Countries and nationalities - HERE, HERE, HERE (1 ESO easy my country)

- The alphabet - HERE (1 ESO - The alphabet)

- Possessive adjectives - HERE, HERE, HERE.

Verb TO BE (+ nationalities) - HERE (make the sentences negative)

Where is he/she from?//Is X HIS HER real name? What is HIS/HER real name? Click HERE

WHAT’S YOUR /HIS / HER NAME? MY NAME IS…...HER NAME IS….. HIS NAME IS…. 

WHERE ARE YOU FROM? I’M FROM….. 

WHERE IS HE/SHE FROM? SHE IS FROM……. HE IS FROM…... 

WHAT’S YOUR PHONE NUMBER? MY PHONE NUMBER IS ...

 WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK IS ………………… IN SPANISH?

ENGLISH FILE ELEMENTARY - CLICK HERE 

NEW ENGLISH FILE ELEMENTARY UNIT 1 C - HERE

Quiz about the video HERE (from engVid.com)

Body Language activities HERE.

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INTERACTIVE PHONEMIC CHART HERE.

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Transcript HERE.

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Vocabulary (RELATIONSHIPS) – Translate into English:

-Nos llevamos muy bien debido a que tenemos mucho en común. Además disfrutamos mucho el uno de la compañía del otro  y estamos de acuerdo (see eye....) en la mayoría de las cosas, así que raras veces nos peleamos.

-Aunque no fue amor a primera vista, (al principio éramos sólo buenos amigos que estábamos a menudo en contacto el uno con el otro, y nuestra relación tuvo sus altibajos) poco a poco  nos enamoramos. Hace unos pocos días me pidió que me casara (no usar marry ) con él. Vamos a  casarnos (no usar marry) en una iglesia cerca de la casa que acabamos de comprarnos, donde nos vamos a asentar.

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More about pronunciation in Amigos Ingleses HERE.

Exercises HERE.

Answers HERE.

Transcript HERE.

From LearnEnglish Teens British Council.