CLASS UP-DATE MONDAY 30/11/2015

  
                 

Speaking	Page 48 __ Talking Point ( Discuss the questions + " Do you block the ads of your computer")  Vocab: an impulse buy(er)  Page 46__Speaking (Ask the questions of Vocabulary)
Listening	Page 48 __Listening of the director of Mediacom + Vocab: a glossy (shinny) magazine  // fairy liquid // the most cost-effective (it is worth the prize) // expense (noun of expensive) //   budget (the money you have to buy something)  // target (aim)
Reading	Page 48 __Reading
Writing	---
Grammar	---
Vocabulary	a glossy (shinny) magazine  // fairy liquid // the most cost-    effective (it is worth the prize) // expense (noun of expensive) //   budget (the money you have to buy something)  // target (aim)  an impulse buy(er)
Other	Correct our homework
Homework	---

Sorry for the long delay, 

     Covadonga Mingoarranz 

HW for Monday 30.11.15 Position of adverbs.

Hello, everyone. 

Here's something for the students who haven't bought the coursebook, nor borrowed one to do the homework.

 You're all familiar with adverbs, and how to use them, but they can be tricky, so in 'Position of adverbs' you'll find some advice on where they usually go in a sentence.

In the letter beginning, 'Dear Mike', you're asked to decide where to place the adverbs in each sentence.

I'll pick them up on Monday.

See you there.

Tom.

CLASS UPDATE 23/11/2015

Speaking	-Warmer about some business issues. -Using sentences from Catatalina´s presentation, talk with a partner about the comercial strategy you are going to carry out in some countries like China or Thailand in the ice-cream business.
Listening	-BBC: CEO secrets.
Reading	-Catalina´s presentation. (See post Presentation terms)
Writing	---
Grammar	---
Vocabulary	-Unit 9: Advertising and customers.
Other	---
Homework	---

U9 Grammar workshop 3. Adverbs

Hello, everyone. Here's the information you'll ned to do the homework on adverbs. Read the explanation in 'Position of adverbs', and rewrite the extracts from the letter in the next column.

See you in class.

Presentations terms

Hello, everyone. 
Here's the activity we did in class to practise presentations language. 
You can check the answers with your classmates, or with me.

See you in class.

TV in English with subtitles in English!

Hello, everyone.
Here's a useful and enjoyable link from one of my students. 
You can watch an enormous variety of TV series, for free for 40 minutes.
I've already started!
Thanks a lot, Caroline.

http://www.ororo.tv/es

CLASS UPDATE       4 / 11 /2015

Speaking	What we can think about people in fact of their appearance. Risks and advantajes of introducing a product in new markets. Websites where we can watch english films.
Listening	Chinese ice-cream market.
Reading	---
Writing	---
Grammar	---
Vocabulary	---
Other	Presenting blog. Exams. Reception wedding video. Match the names of actors. Complete with true a text related with the video.
Homework	In pairs: prepare a weekend chinese experience, LINK TO HELSINGOR TOURISM ON BLOG.

Welcome to our blog.

Welcome to our blog everyone, We'll be using it to keep you informed of what's happening in class, to upload homework, and to suggest useful activities or web sites to help you improve your English.

I've posted the class update for Monday 26.10.15, and each class I'm going to ask one of you to do the same for that day's class, using the same format, so that the people who can't make it to class still get a reasonably clear idea of what we did, and what the homework is. This will be rewarded via the evaluation of your 'participation' during the course

Feel free to upload anything you found useful or entertaining to help you practise your English.

Looking forwrd to seeing your contributions.

Tom.

CLASS UPDATE       2 / 11 /2015

Speaking	Warmer: Lost luggage / Delayed flights Case study: Curiosity Tours - Finding solutions Ice cream - favourite flavours
Listening
Reading	Case study: Curiosity Tours - Customer complaints
Writing
Grammar
Vocabulary	Case study: Curiosity Tours - Could have / Should have
Other	BBC video: China's great balancing act
Homework

Bram Stoker's Dracula

I've used this beautiful film in class many times, so don't worry it's not a typical horror story. The actors speak slowly, so it's much easier to understand than the average movie. I hope you enjoy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoZaXajLB00

HELSINGOR

Hello, everyone.
We'll be using this guide to Helsingor to plan our visit.

BE1 U8 HELSINGOR

http://www.helsingborg-helsingor.com/english/frameset/index.html?/english/food_nightlife/helsingborg.html&main