Are you hungry? Go to Food: countable & non-countable to review this vocabulary through different activities!
Food: countable & non-countable nouns
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Dining at a Restaurant
Listen to this podcast named Dining at a Restaurant and do the activities on the following worksheet exercise-3-an-activity-for-a-podcast.doc to practise vocabulary, reading and writing.
When Pigasso met Mootisse
When Pigasso met Mootisse is an online story with activities for students of 1st Batxillerat. Click on ‘more stories’ three times to find the tale.
Worksheet: exercise-2-a-reading-and-writing-worksheet.odt.
Don’t get lost if you travel abroad this summer!
Asking for directions is a travel English lesson with useful information to help you communicate basic needs. After reading the introduction, play and repeat the sample sentences as many times as you want. Make sure you pronounce all the words correctly and that you use the right intonation. Then watch the video on asking and giving directions.
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Peter Piper
Listen to the voice recorder to help you say the riddle Peter Piper. Why don’t you try to learn it by heart?
News
Read the latest stories in English direct from newspapers and magazines around the world!
Well known English proverbs
Read the most popular English proverbs and their meanings.
How to learn English?
Read the following tips and ideas on the best ways to learn English faster!
Monthly News Digest
Welcome to Monthly News Digest Online! Here you are 4 short audio news reports from the past 30 days to practise your listening, reading and writing. Read the pre-listening vocabulary, play the news report, try to fill in the blanks and answer the comprehension questions. Go to the bottom to check your answers.
April Fool’s Day (April 1st) = Dia dels Sants Innocents (28 de desembre)
Watch The Swiss Spaghetti Harvest hoax, the best April Fool’s Day hoax of all time! On April 1st, 1957 the BBC ran a short programme about a bumper spaghetti harvest in southern Switzerland, showing spaghetti growing on trees. Many people believed the programme and phoned in to ask how they could grow their own “spaghetti tree”.
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