Listening: CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS!

Here you will find a good listening for all bachillerato students, specially for students in the 1st year, since we have already studied some vocabulary related to clothes in class. However, this listening is useful for all bachillerato students. As usual, you have to follow these instructions:

- Do the pre-listening exercise.
- In the listening exercise, read the questions and possible answers before playing the audio.
- Listen to the audio twice, then check your "Final Score".
- Finally, play the audio while you read the text (click on the "Quiz Script" link)
- Then do the vocabulary activities
- Post-listening activities are optional.


CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS!

Please, publish a comment telling us how you scored and what you think about the listening. You may include the pre-listening and the post-listening (if you've done it) exercises so I can correct them.

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PASSIVE VOICE

Here you have a worksheet on the passive voice. Please, print it and complete the exercises. Then, we'll correct them in class in our next session.

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Notes on Relative pronouns

Here is the first part in a series on relative pronouns. This is the information necessary for students who are taking English as a 2nd foreign language at La Ribera (Almonte).

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3rd ESO: Extraordinary Art

Follow the link below and you will find a lot of information about ordinary objects turned into extraordinary works of art.

http://weburbanist.com/extraodinary-art-from-ordinary-objects/



Look at the pictures, read the texts and answer these questions:
1. What are the three ordinary objects used in the part of the text with the title: Portraits and sculptures form ordinary objects?
2. What does one painter create using people’s hands?

Now click on the link Portraits and sculptures form ordinary objects
1. Whose portrait has Saimir Strati made with nails?
2. What is the name of the man who has constructed a toothpick yacht that floats and works as a remote- control boat?


Then click on the link Even more art from ordinary objects, and answer these questions:
1. What does Guido Daniele paint in people’s hands?
2. Eric Daigh makes portraits with push pins. He was born in Southern California, but… Where does he live and work?

As usual, post your answers as comments and add your name if you don't log in.