CHRISTMAS CAROLS

VOCABULARY

Vocabulary Advertising

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British vs. American vocabulary

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Out to play

Learning English Through Movies

LISTENING EXERCISE

1. Obi Wan Kenobi is the man with the beard, riding the large, blue lizard. He receives his weapon from Commander Cody and rides away. Then, the Emperor (in the dark, hooded robe) sends a message to the commander:
Commander Cody, the time has c __ __ __ . Execute order [ sixty six - sexy six - six hundred and sixty - six point six ]
Cody replies, Yes my __ __ __ __ . (HINT: of the Rings )

2. Yoda is the small, green character with pointy ears. After he drops his cane,
i)which hand does he hold up to his head? __________________
ii)how many fingers does he have on that hand? ______________
iii)In English, we say that hands have fingers. But feet have
t __ __ __ .

(Source:http://brambarker.com)

IRREGULAR VERBS

DESCRIBING PEOPLE

COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

HALLOWEEN

Holiday Halloween

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JOKES

Penguin

A man was walking along Hietzinger Hauptstrasse near Parkhotel Schönbrunn when he found a penguin walking along the road.So he picked it up and took it to the local police station.
He said to the policeman "I found this penguin on Hietzinger Hauptstrasse, near Parkhotel Schönbrunn. What should I do with it?"
The policeman looked at the man and said "It's obvious what you should do with it! Take the penguin to Schönbrunn Zoo.
The man said "Of course, I'll take it to the zoo" and he left the police station with the penguin under his arm.
The next day the policeman was on duty in the city centre when he saw the man walking along the street with the penguin by his side. The policeman stopped the man and said "I thought I told you to take the penguin to the zoo?"
The man replied "Yes, I took it to the zoo yesterday. Today I'm taking it to see the Opera House."

God and the man

A man visits God and says "God, do you mind if I ask you a few questions?" God says "No, ask me anything at all."
So the man says "God, you've been around for a very long time,so, for you, how long is a thousand years?"
God replies "For me, a thousand years is only five minutes."
The man then says "That's interesting God. And, for you, how much is a million dollars?"
God replies "For me, a million dollars is only five cents."
The man says "Really? Well then God, could you lend me five cents please?"
God looks at the man, smiles, and says "Of course my son. Just wait five minutes!"

Two Balloons

Two balloons were floating across the desert.
One balloon said to the other:
"Look out for the cactussssssssssss!"

What's 3 x 2?

A little boy returned home from school and told his father that hehad failed the maths test.
His father asked him, "Why did you fail?"
The boy replied, "The teacher asked me 'How much is 3 x 2?' and I said'3 x 2 is 6'."
"Well, that's right" said his father.
The little boy continued, "Then she asked me 'How much is 2 x 3?"
"What the hell is the difference?" asked the father.
The son replied, "That's exactly what I said to my teacher and that'swhy I failed the maths test.

Worms

It was the first day of Biology for a group of teenagers. Theprofessor had arranged a short demonstration for the class.
He took a worm and dropped it into a glass of water. The wormwriggled about in the water.
Then he took a second worm and dropped it into a glass of alcohol.The worm immediately died.
The professor asked the students if anyone knew what the point ofthe demonstration was.
A boy raised his hand and said, "You're showing us that if we drinkalcohol, we won't have worms."

Vocabulary: Games, quizzes, puzzles

1. Adjectives for people

http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/a/words.php?f=clothes_1


2. Adverbs of time

http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/a/words.php?f=adverbs_of_time_1


3. Clothes

http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/a/words.php?f=clothes_1


4. Geography

http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/l/words.php?f=geography_1


5. Transportation

http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/j/


6. Weather

http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/j/words.php?f=weather-2


7. Sports

http://iteslj.org/v/ei/sports.html


8. Body parts

http://iteslj.org/v/ei/body.html

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS

Past Simple

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Simple Past

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PRESENT SIMPLE AND ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

The Present Simple With The Simpsons

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adverbs of frequency

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SING ALONG!

The Smashing Pumpkins ~ Tonight Tonight- Watch more Music Videos at Vodpod.

Time is never time at all
you can never ever leave without leaving a piece of youth
and our lives are forever changed
we will never be the same
the more you change the less you feel
believe, believe in me, believe
that life can change, that you're not stuck in vain
we're not the same, we're different tonight
tonight, so bright
tonight
and you know you're never sure
but you're sure you could be right
if you held yourself up to the light
and the embers never fade in your city by the lake
the place where you were born
believe, believe in me, believe
in the resolute urgency of now
and if you believe there's not a chance tonight
tonight, so bright tonight
we'll crucify the insincere tonight
we'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight
we'll find a way to offer up the night tonight
the indescribable moments of your life tonight
the impossible is possible tonight
believe in me as i believe in you, tonight

Let´s dance !!!

1. The motorbike

2. The bee

3. The bubble

4. The step

Present Continuous / Present Progressive

Learning the Present Continuous Tense

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Vocabulary:Books/Literature

Lyrics to Open Book :

You are not an open book
I can't do nothing 'bout that

But I'm worried, I'm overdrawn
What am I doing up at the witching hour?
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o

Pick up a book, put down a book
Turn on the TV
It's 2 AM, there's nothing on
I just need something to focus on

Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o

Things are going to slide
Slide out of control
I hope that you come back
I can't eat, can't sleep
When I close my eyes
The thought of you denies
Me, the rest, and the air
That I need

The longer you are far from me
The more I drift away
I didn't see the warning signs
I was falling through the cracks

Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o

Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o
Oh-o-oh-o

You are not
An open book

I am worn and torn
I am overdrawn
[ Open Book Lyrics on http://www.lyricsmania.com/ ]

Vocabulary

almanac -almanaque, anuario

audiobook - audiolibro

autobiography -autobiografía

best seller - bestseller
biography -biografía

book of fairy tales - libro de cuentos de hadas

children´s literature - libros infantiles
comic book - tebeo

coookbook - libro de cocina de recetas

diary - agenda

dictionary - diccionario

directory - guía de telefónica
ebook - libro electrónico

encyclopedia - enciclopedia

fable - fábula
fiction - ensayo
guidebook - guía

hardcover - libro de pasta dura

magazine - revista

manual - manual

memoirs - memorias
non-fiction - ensayo
novel - novela

paperback - libro de bolsillo
picture book - libro de ilustraciones
reference book - libro de consulta
romantic novel - novela romántica

science fiction - ciencia ficción

textbook - libro de texto
thriller - novela de suspense
whodunnit - novela policíaca