A helping hand

English - Unit 7
12th of March oif 2020

Useful resources to practice this unit at home.

Vocabulary

Audio page 72:4

English - Unit 7
13th of March of 2020

Making suggestions

Video

Dialogue  BBC Learning English

English - Unit 7
16th of March of 2020

Present perfect con already y yet

Video Explanation

"Ha ocurrido" en vez de "a ocurrido"

Practice online

Aditional video "The three little pigs"

English - Unit 7
March 18, 2020

How insulin was introduced
Video

Sir Frederick Grant Banting
Reading (includes a video)

Haikus

Pink ball

It was a pink ball.
With this ball I play better.
I love playing with it.

by Iván

Talkative animals

The ducks quack a lot.
The bees buzz to the flowers
and my cat says "meow!".

by Ioana

Ballet

Dancing ballet's great.
I love it. It's my hobby.
Oh, dance and relax.

by Carina

Basketball

I like basketball.
When I play, I feel happy.
We played together.

by María

Plants

The Sun makes them shine.
Wind whispering to roses.
Kids sing together

by Natalia

Sleeping

When I close my eyes,
I feel calm and I sleep well.
Then I snore loudly.

by Guillermo


Water

Do you like water?
Water is nature and life.
I love it a lot.

by Rodrigo

My hip hop group

We are very good.
We are dancing all the time.
We cause an impact.

by Inés

Haikus presentation
by Noemí.





This links gives you examples of haikus in English.

Vocabulary about Adventure Holidays

This is a list of words that we have studied in Unit 2. I looked for some pictures to illustrate them. Here you have the link.

Why don't you start your own file with words and pictures? Did you know that there is a name for that? It's called Picture Dictionary. You have this Picture Dictionary online.

Pez bruja

El pez bruja es conocido como mixine o mixino, en inglés, hagfish.

Es un pez que carece de mandíbulas. Pertenece a la familia myxinidae.

Se desarrollan en los fondos marinos y, por ello, no tienen los ojos muy desarrollados. Al no tener una visión muy clara del ambiente, tiene dificultad para identificar a sus víctimas.

Su función en los sistemas marinos es la de “reciclar” la materia orgánica. Y es que como hay gran abundancia de estos animales en los fondos marinos y se alimentan de cadáveres, van regenerando la materia orgánica en descomposición y limpiando un poco el fondo oceánico.

Su baba se está estudiando a fondo, puesto que posiblemente se convierta en la lycra del futuro. 

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