Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Vocabulary 4th ESO. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Vocabulary 4th ESO. Mostrar todas las entradas

martes, 29 de mayo de 2012

FALSE FRIENDS

Spanish and English have literally thousands of cognates, words that are basically the same in both languages, having the same etymology and similar meanings. But combinations such as decepción and "deception" are so-called false cognates — known more precisely as "false friends" or falsos amigos — word pairs that look like they might mean the same thing but don't. They can be confusing, and if you make the mistake of using them in speech or writing you're likely to be misunderstood. HERE You can download a list of Spanish-English false freineds and their actual meanings.  
WORKSHEET 1 for false friends practice

miércoles, 23 de noviembre de 2011

English teachers' daily routine

This is what SOME TEACHERS  see when they are trying to teach ENGLISH!  are you familiar with it?

martes, 1 de noviembre de 2011

EASILY CONFUSED WORDS for 4th YEAR

Hi there you guys! How are you doing today? I hope you are doing some REVISION as you need loads and loads!
As you all know, English is a tricky language and on some occasions you may find yourself in trouble:
                       Pepito: -"Periquito, you look terrible!"
                       Periquito: -"yes, I know, I am constipated"
                       Pepito: -LOL. You mean you have a COLD!!!!                                    Periquito should have paid more attention in class!!!!

If you want to avoid Periquito's embarrassing situation, do these two worksheets on easily confused words. REMEMBER, USE A DICTIONARY and write down the meaning of the new words you will learn.
enjoy!
 WORKSHEET 1                                                                          WORKSHEET 2

viernes, 7 de octubre de 2011

Crime&Punishment for 4th Year

Afternoon guys!
After this week's lessons some students wanted to extend their vocabulary on crimes and learn more about the difference between rob, steal and burgle. As promised, here you have a worksheet on Crime and Punishment. Remember that crime means delito. Once you complete it, return it to me for checking.

WORKSHEET 3

jueves, 29 de septiembre de 2011

4th Year STUDENTS

WORD FORMATION : NOUN SUFFIXES
Dear Students,
Here you have some exercises for you to download and practise. It’s a word formation worksheet in which you have to complete different exercises on noun suffixes. REMEMBER, use a dictionary to look up words and pay attention to word class (verb, noun, adjective...). We will check exercises on Monday. 


Subject and object questions
Here you have some exercises for you to download and practise subject and object questions. We will check exercises on Wednesday. 


Hope you enjoy and learn