After having dealt with UNIT 1, students from Adults 6 worked on Compound Adjectives.
As there are many ways to create them, here I leave a webpage that will provide you with simple explanations for you to start using these hyphenated words.
http://www.espressoenglish.net/compound-adjectives-in-english/
And if you want to practice, you can always take a look at...
http://www.gingersoftware.com/content/grammar-rules/adjectives/compound-adjectives/
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Sunday, 17 April 2016
THURSDAY 21ST: MINI- EXAM
IMPORTANT!
This Thursday 21st April, students from "Adults 6" will be having a short exam about interviews.
We'll watch and listen to an interview with a recruitment advisor in a HR department.
Students only need to bring their Student's Book and enthusiasm!
Labels:
exam,
interview,
listening,
students book,
unit 1
Sunday, 3 April 2016
What a webpage!
Here you have some nice tips.
They are business-oriented and they might as well help you when you need to do a short listening (like questions in an interview) or acquire more vocabulary so as to become an advanced speaker.
Have a go!
They are business-oriented and they might as well help you when you need to do a short listening (like questions in an interview) or acquire more vocabulary so as to become an advanced speaker.
Have a go!
CLICK HERE: http://www.blairenglish.com/
Sunday, 27 March 2016
Sunday, 13 March 2016
Monday, 14 December 2015
Happy Holidays!
It's a sense of counter feelings when one reaches this part of the year: on one side, "holidays" is the most wanted word, and on the other side... we have spent quite a lot of time together, learning, discussing, worrying, laughing... that it will be strange not to meet each other twice a week over the next weeks.
I would like to thank you all for your time, your dedication, your efforts, your contributions and your criticism.
And I encourage you to value all you have gained, you deserve it, it has not been easy many times. Keep it alive, make it grow!
It has been a fantastic year and I've enjoyed sharing it with you all! Happy Holidays!
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Animal Farm - Chapters 8 and 9
We are approaching the end of the book!
As a guide, try to answer these questions with as much information you can recall.
Chapter 8
1. Describe some changes in Napoleon’s behavior in this chapter. What do these actions suggest about his personality?
2. Why do you think Napoleon forbids the pigeons from visiting other farms?
3. Describe the Battle of the Windmill. How does it end?
4. If you were an animal on Animal Farm, would you consider the Battle of the Windmill a victory?
5. Squealer announces that Napoleon is dying. Is he really? Why do this pigs jump to this conclusion?
Chapter 9
1. How does Boxer react to being injured?
2. Do you think the animals are better off now than in Mr. Jone’s days? Explain.
3. The pigs seem to be getting more and more special treatment and privileges. What are some of the things they now enjoy that the other animals do not?
4. What are some of the items the animals need to purchase?
5. Why might Napoleon (or any leader) encourage celebrations even when times are hard?
6. What might the raven Moses represent in the history of Russia? Does Orwell present Moses as a positive or a negative figure?
7. Where do the pigs get the money for another case of whisky? What does this suggest about Napoleon’s personality and priorities?
As a guide, try to answer these questions with as much information you can recall.
Chapter 8
1. Describe some changes in Napoleon’s behavior in this chapter. What do these actions suggest about his personality?
2. Why do you think Napoleon forbids the pigeons from visiting other farms?
3. Describe the Battle of the Windmill. How does it end?
4. If you were an animal on Animal Farm, would you consider the Battle of the Windmill a victory?
5. Squealer announces that Napoleon is dying. Is he really? Why do this pigs jump to this conclusion?
Chapter 9
1. How does Boxer react to being injured?
2. Do you think the animals are better off now than in Mr. Jone’s days? Explain.
3. The pigs seem to be getting more and more special treatment and privileges. What are some of the things they now enjoy that the other animals do not?
4. What are some of the items the animals need to purchase?
5. Why might Napoleon (or any leader) encourage celebrations even when times are hard?
6. What might the raven Moses represent in the history of Russia? Does Orwell present Moses as a positive or a negative figure?
7. Where do the pigs get the money for another case of whisky? What does this suggest about Napoleon’s personality and priorities?
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