Maria, one of the students of our class treats us with delicious pastries, this is the recipe of her delicious "buñuelos" or fritters.
Read it carefully and check the vocabulary!
Follow the instructions and if you are brave enough, prepare them and take a photo.
Good luck!
Adult Learning Centre EPA de Vigo English course for Adult Beginners
PLACA EPA
WELCOME
Monday, 15 December 2014
Sunday, 7 December 2014
A CHRISTMAS CAROL PART 1
LISTENING ACTIVITIES
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
LISTENING COMPREHENSION
PART ONE
Listen and watch the first part of the story and answer the following questions:
1. Where does the story take place?
2. What time is it?
3. Is Ebenezer Srooge happy with Christmas?
4. What is the expression is Scrooge always using?
5. Mr. Scrooge and Mr.Cratchit are working. Who comes in?
6. What does he want?
7. Two other gentlemen also want something. What do they want?
8. Mr. Cratchit also wants something: What does he want?
9. Mr. Srcooge goes home. What does he have for dinner?
10. Somebody visits him. Who is it?
11. What does the ghost want?
12. Does Mr. Scrooge believe what he sees?
Multiple choice – Easy
Listen and watch the first part of the story and answer the following questions: Choose the correct answer.
1. Where does the story take place?
a. In Dublin b. In London
2. What time is it?
a. It’s a quarter to seven
b. It’s a quarter to six
3. Is Ebenezer Srooge happy with Christmas?
a. No, he isn’t b. Yes, he is.
4. What is the expression is Scrooge always using?
a. Humbug! b. Bugs!
5. Mr. Scrooge and Mr.Cratchit are working. Who comes in?
a. Mr Scrooge’s son b. Mr. Scrooge’s nephew
6. What does he want?
a. He wants to invite his nephew to a dance.
b. He wants to invite his nephew to dinner.
7. Two other gentlemen also want something. What do they want?
a. They want money for the poor.
b. They want food and clothes for the poor.
8. Mr. Cratchit also wants something: What does he want?
a. He wants a day off.
b. He wants some money, too.
9. Mr. Srcooge goes home. What does he have for dinner?
a. A special Christmas dinner.
b. His usual dinner.
10. Somebody visits him. Who is it?
a. It’s Mr. Marley, his partner.
b. It’s Mr. Marley’s ghost.
11. What does Mr. Marley want?
a. He wants to warn him.
b. He wants some money too.
12. Does Mr. Scrooge believe what he sees?
a. No, he doesn’t. b. yes, he does.
Sunday, 23 November 2014
countable and uncountable
Let's review countables and uncountable nouns
with this simple and easy presentation made by Inma Rodríguez: thank you!
Monday, 20 October 2014
Singular and plural nouns
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Nouns
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You
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Examples
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Most nouns
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add -s
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Apple – apples
Lemon-lemons
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Nouns ending in –s,
-x,-ss,-ch,-sh
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add -es
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Peach- peaches
Box-boxes
Watch-watches
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Nouns ending in
-o
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add -es
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Tomato-tomatoes
Potato-potatoes
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Nouns ending in consonant+
–y
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change y for -ies
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Strawberry-
strawberries
Cherry- cherries
Lady-ladies
Baby-babies
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Nouns ending in –f/-fe
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change –f/-fe to
-ves
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Leaf-leaves
Wife-wives
Knife-knives
Half-halves
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Some special
nouns
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Foot – feet
Tooth- teeth
Mouse- mice
Man- men
Woman- women
Child- children
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Some animals
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Make no change
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Fish-fish
Sheep- sheep
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Write
the following singular nouns in plural
Place ,
City , Table , Ash , Toy ,Workman, Wolf ,Egg , Volcano Butterfly, Dwarf,
Cat, Tiger, Door, Desk, Watch, Picture, Blackboard, Wallet, Wall, Match, Nationality.
Sunday, 19 October 2014
First lessons 2014 - 2015
What's your name?
The greetings song
What's your favourite day? / Which day is your favourite day?
What's your favourite sport?
Keep working and have fun!
The greetings song
How are you today?
What's your favourite colour?
Wednesday, 23 July 2014
SUMMER REVIEW
Hello, everybody!
I am going to include some activities so that you can review what we did during the course.
Let-s remember the verb to be
PERSONAL QUESTIONS
Watch this video and answer the following questions. Take your time!!!- See more at: http://www.eslvideo.com/esl_video_quiz_beginning.php?id=19626#sthash.IadVle8Z.dpuf
Hope you enjoy this activity!
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