Evolution by natural selection is a curious thing. There are lots of interesting vestiges from other species that can be found in our bodies. Even if they serve no function.
Watch the video below. What parts of the body does it NOT mention?
a) arms
b) eyes
c) ears
d) heart
e) skin
What other part of the body does it mention?
Friday, March 18, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Reported speech: repost
Here are the two presentations on reported speech:
Reported speech (1) from Elena (IES Cervantes)
You may also want to check out the BBC Learning English unit on reported speech (see also the common mistakes section about say and tell)
As usual, there are dozens of exercises to practice at Agendaweb.org
Reported speech (1) from Elena (IES Cervantes)
You may also want to check out the BBC Learning English unit on reported speech (see also the common mistakes section about say and tell)
As usual, there are dozens of exercises to practice at Agendaweb.org
Friday, February 5, 2016
Relative sentences (repost)
Reposting the presentation for relative sentences
Relative sentences (1) english version
View more presentations from Elena (IES Cervantes)
Remember you can practice at agendaweb.org
You can also check out Learn English Teens and BBC Learning English
Remember you can practice at agendaweb.org
You can also check out Learn English Teens and BBC Learning English
Monday, January 11, 2016
Present perfect (repost)
Present Perfect from Elena (IES Altaír)
Check out these units from BBC Learning:
The bucket list
Moving and migration
Check out these units from BBC Learning:
The bucket list
Moving and migration
Thursday, November 19, 2015
BBC Learning English
BBC Learning English is a fabulous website by the BBC. Among its many resources there is a Youtube Channel full of explanations about grammar, vocabulary and other aspects of English. The video I'm sharing today, for example, explains how to use some linking words. This should help you with your compositions.
Labels:
exercises,
grammar,
message from the boss :-),
vocabulary
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