LISTENING AND WRITING: PENELOPE IN THE TREEHOUSE

1. Shout out your typical problems with your parents, brothers and sisters

2. Let's watch the film till minute 2:53.

What you think the characters are saying and thinking?


3. In pairs, imagine you are Penelope. How wold you survive in the treehouse?

Write the next part of the story (10 minutes)

**Think about all the characters and the important sets (the house, the bedroom and the treehouse) and objects (the seeds, the present,...)

4.  Answer the questions:

• How would you feel in Penelope’s situation?
• What would you do if you were Penelope?
• How do you think Penelope will try to get down from the treehouse?
• What do you think will happen in the rest of the story?

5. Let's watch the rest of the film and compare it with your stories (Homework)

• Did you like the ending?
• Did you like the film?
• What words would you use to describe the film?
• How did the film make you feel?
• Does the film have a message?which one?

LISTENING EXERCISES

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Pokemon Go Listening activitiees

listening

LISTENING ACTIVITIES

- Listening I: Craig's house
- Listening II: Terry's house
- Listening III: Not My Year for Football
- Listening IV: Andie's job
- Listening V: Pilot's announcement 


Source:  http://bebravewithenglish.blogspot.com.es/p/2-eso_08.html

First Conditional listening exercises!

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EXERCISES ABOUT FUTURE

FREQ ADVERBS LISTENING!

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I AM GOING TO LISTEN!

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AND SOME MORE EXERCISES

LISTENING EXERCISES

 EN CLASE NOS QUEDAMOS EN EL TEST 2 PART 2. SI BUSCÁIS EN ESTA PÁGINA HAY MUCHOS LISTENING MÁS

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Listening test Vol 3

Hello my pupils!
Os dejo el tercer test de listening.
Si habéis perdido las páginas que os entregué, podéis descargarlas aquí:

Listening test vol 2

Por otra parte, esta vez viene cada parte del audio por separado.
Tenéis que pinchar en cada parte antes de comenzar:

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5

Good luck!!

Unit 5 Exam - I am wearing, He/she is wearing

Hello!
here is your exam of the fifth Unit.

you can download it clicking here:

5th Unit Exam WORD
5th Unit Exam PDF

For the listening activity you have to click on this video. You only have 3 trials!!!

5th Unit Exam - animals- rooms- have got

Hello!
here is your exam of the fifth Unit.

you can download it clicking here:

5th Unit Exam WORD
5th Unit Exam PDF

For the listening activity you have to click on this video. You only have 3 trials!!!

Listening Test Vol 2

Hello my pupils!
Os dejo el segundo test de listening.
Esta vez tenéis que imprimir las páginas 1 a 5 de este archivo:

Listening test vol 2

Por otra parte, esta vez viene cada parte del audio por separado.
Tenéis que pinchar en cada parte antes de comenzar:

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5

Good luck!!

PostScript: Si necesitáis cualquier cosa podéis escribir a mi e-mail: mariopastorlanchares@gmail.com

4th Unit Exam (Daily Routines)

Hello!
here is your exam of the fourth Unit.


you can download it clicking here:

4th Unit Exam WORD
4th Unit Exam PDF

For the listening activity you have to click on this video. You only have 3 trials!!!

Difference between wake up and get up

Muchas veces confundimos despertarnos (wake up) con levantarnos (get up).
Este listening nos lo aclara un poco más

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The difference between wake up and get up is very small.  But I thought it would be beneficial to know the exact difference.  Wake up is when you wake up from sleep.  Get up is when you get out of bed.  Usually, when people wake up, they get up.  However, sometimes people just stay in bed.  In that situation, they couldn't use these two words interchangeably.  Here is an example dialog showing the difference.

Person A: 'When did you get up this morning?'
Person B: 'I got up at 11.'
Person A: 'You slept at 11 last night.  So you slept for 12 hours?'
Person B: 'No.  I actually woke up at 9, but I just stayed in bed.'

When you talk to people, go ahead and use either of these two words.  Just keep in mind that there is a small difference.

On a side note.  When you ask someone when they woke up, you don't use the past tense of 'woke' although it is referring to the past.  'What time did you woke up this morning' is incorrect.  The correct way to ask this question is, 'What time did you wake up this morning?'

Likewise, you wouldn't say, 'What time did you got up?'  The correct way to say this is, 'What time did you get up?'

Listening 2

Hello!
We don't have any lessons this week, so I have some homework for you,...

Movers Listening

you have to do these exercises:

It's all online, you can comment me your results

Good luck!

Hello,
here is your exam of the third Unit.

Exam Unit 3 (PDF)
Exam Unit 3 (Word)

For the listening exercise you'll have to listen to this video till the second 0:52

Good Luck!!

Hello!!
Here is your listening test.
I´m hoping to have more time and create content in this blog wich can help you with your school activities.
For now, you can do your listening test and I'll review your exam as soon as I can.
Good luck!

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