TELL ME WHERE YOU'D LIKE TO BE...

Choose any of these five pictures and write a 30-word description of it. 

You could include a comment about the people, the music you think the inhabitants play, the food they eat or anything that you'd like to highlight! 

Use the words discussed on P. 89 

CHICAGO CITY

BRAZIL

BARILOCHE

BUENOS AIRES

INDIA 

Wish: exercises

Hello everybody! 

If you wish you could have some extra practice, your wish is granted! 

Take a look at these links and practise the structures: WISH + SIMPLE PAST/ WISH + PAST PERFECT. 


Activities:

http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/wish-exercise-1.html

https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/intplus/a_grammar/file04/nef_int_grammar_4_02?cc=us&selLanguage=en


Some explanation:

http://www.eslbase.com/grammar/wish

Make sure you ask in class! 

Happy Holidays and....

Items of clothing

Write a comment for ONE of these items of clothing. You can follow the example from the book as a guide. Use a compound adjective, at least.

Compound Adjectives

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/

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! 

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! 

CLICK HERE: http://www.blairenglish.com/