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domingo, septiembre 19, 2021

class schedule (mine)

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class schedule .- 13 points

THEORY: 

book / PPA / words 

*board; *links

PRACTICE: 

notebook / audios / videos / reading / exercises 

oral assessment

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tests / homework

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/rf9jmbe8

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E. Fouz.-19.09.2021

METHOD

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lunes, abril 12, 2021

I walk / I am walking (PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT PROGRESSIVE) / can & could

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englishmirrordotcom (present continuous tense)

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PRESENT SIMPLE tense + PRESENT CONTINUOUS tense

TABLE


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englishtheeasyway (I am walking to work) 

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE tense

TABLE

"I am drawing a picture"


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I can speak four languages (ability)

Can I use your book, please? (permission) 

CAN table 


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ingenierogeek: can / can´t

CAN or COULD (table) 


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domingo, febrero 14, 2021

The imperative mood (theory and practice) / IN CASE OF FIRE / CORONAVIRUS PREVENTION

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THEORY: the imperative mood

Learn English Grammar

The Imperative Mood
The imperative mood (often referred to simply as a command) is used to express demands, instructions or requests.

We usually use the second person (plural or singular) with an unspoken "you" for the subject.

When you're feeling bossy you can use the imperative.

For example:-
Come in!
Shut that door.
Turn that computer off now!

You can also tell people not to do something.

For example:-
Don't eat that gummy bear!

This can all seem a bit rude, unless you are trying to save someone's life, but you can soften the command:-

For example:-
Please, come in.
Shut the door, please.

The exception to the use of the second person is when you want to include yourself in your suggestion, here we use "Let's ....".

For example:-
Let's go to the pub.
Let's stop now, I'm getting a headache.



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More theory about the imperative

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Clean your shoes! (exercise)




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GIF / video

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sábado, febrero 13, 2016

Thoughts over a cup of coffee one Saturday morning in February


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3 spoons of practice for every pinch of theory


Understand lyrics of songs

Read texts, articles and reports from English newspapers (the Huffington Post, the Independent, the Guardian)

Specific points on Business English

Vocabulary lists

Situational English (common dialogues on the phone, formulaic language, etcetera)

Theory is essential (grammar, syntax, phonetics, literature, lexis)