Sorry I haven't published anything for so long. But today I have something really nice to tell you: "Christmas is coming. Hope you enjoy it. Have a nice time with your friends, your family. Remember when you were children (how happy we were!!!), and try to live Christmas as if you were 5 or 6 years old again."
This is one of my favourite films: "Some Like It Hot" ("Con faldas y a lo loco", in Spanish). It's such a funny film for me. Why don't you have a look at the end? I think it's one of the funniest film endings I have ever seen. What do you think about it? What's your favourite film?
Here you have a new video, now on reported speech. You can do what the teacher says at the end, and you can send me and email or a comment about an experience. Remember that you have to use reported speech when you report what someone else said.
Someone told me last week that she hates American accent. Ok, let's try with Irish accent.
The Corrs & Bono When The Stars Go Blue lyrics.
Dancin' where the stars go blue Dancin' where the evening fell Dancin' in your wooden shoes In a wedding gown
Dancin' out on 7th street Dancin' through the underground Dancin' little marionette Are you happy now?
Where do you go when you're lonely Where do you go when you're blue Where do you go when you're lonely I'll follow you When the stars go blue, blue When the stars go blue, blue When the stars go blue, blue When the stars go blue
Laughing with your pretty mouth Laughing with your broken eyes Laughing with your lover's tongue In a lullaby
Where do you go when you're lonely Where do you go when you're blue Where do you go when you're lonely I'll follow you When the stars go blue, blue When the stars go blue, blue When the stars, when the stars go blue, blue When the stars go blue When the stars go blue, blue, blue Stars go blue When the stars go blue
Where do you go when you're lonely Where do you go when you're blue, yeah Where do you go when you're lonely I'll follow you, I'll follow you, I'll follow you I'll follow you, I'll follow you, yeah Where do you go, yeah Where do you go, Where do you go
Today, we've been talking about "used to and get used to" in class. Here you ave two videos about common mistakes with the expressions USED TO and BE USED TO.
This is the first of several lessons on conditionals. In this lesson we begin with factual conditionals in the present. Level: intermediate - high intermediate.
Welcome everybody! This is the blog for the students at the Teacher Training School Sagrada Familia (Úbeda)!. Here, you are going to leave your comments (of course, in English) after watching videos, listening to songs or practising your grammar exercises. Instead of writing your compositions; now, you're going to write about yourselves here so we don't waste pieces of paper!. I will write the name of the course at the beginning of every entry so you know if the activity is designed for your class, ok?. Anyway, you can always ask me if you don't know how to do things. Hope you enjoy it!!! Mariló ____________________________________________________________________ Spanish Version: Bienvenid@s! Este es el blog para los mis alumnos de la Excuela Universitaria de Magisterio Sagrada Familia (Úbeda). Aquí, vais a tener la oportunidad de dejar vuestros comentarios (por supuesto, en inglés) después de ver videos, escuchar canciones o hacer ejercicios de gramática. En vez de escribir las redacciones (¡que tanto os gustan!), podéis dejar aquí un comentario sobre el tema que estemos tratando y así ahorramos papel (¡¡que estamos matando árboles!!). En cada entrada, voy a escribir el nombre del curso al que va dirigida, para que sepáis si es el vuestro o no, ¿ok?. De todos modos, podéis preguntarme acerca de cualquier duda que tengáis, ¿vale?. Esta entrada ha sido bilingüe para que queden claras las instrucciones, pero a partir de ahora intentaremos que todo sea en inglés. ¡Espero que lo disfrutéis! Saludos, Mariló
