John Lennon_Cantabria_pps

John Lennon & Cantabria

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Web2.0. y sus aplicaciones didácticas

Para aprender a hacer blogs y wikis con herramientas multimedia

http://www.pangea.org/peremarques/web20.htm


http://www.isabelperez.com/taller1/web_l2.htm

Inserción de sonidos (album de música)

Feed Player ( to listen to your best songs)

Natasha Bedingfield




Mary Black_ No Frontiers

What they didn´t tell you ( inserción de video )

What They Didn’t Tell You About Teaching

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( lista de reproducción de sonidos) Canciones y ejercicios

TASK: los alumnos pueden escuchar alguna de estas canciones y hacer los
ejercicios correspondientes para mejorar la audición

Welcome to my life, by Simple Plan
Dancing Queen, by Abba
Cancer, by The Chemical Romance
What have you done, by Within Temptation
Thanks for the memories, by Fall Out Boy
Happy New Year, by Abba
Complicated, by Avril Lavigne (version 3 )
Barbie Girl, by Aqua
Where is the love by Black Eyed Peas
As long as you love me, by Backstreet Boys
Baby One More Time, by Britney Spears
Overprotected by Britney Spears
Father and son by Cat Stevens
I'm Alive by Celine

pictures of England (ppt)

Presentación de diapositivas (Slides)

London - from the grand Victorian architecture to the small Arabic cluster of restaurants on Edgware Road, from Chinatown to the latin quarter around Ladbroke Grove, the capital of England is a stunning mix of cultures from all over the world. This gallery mostly contains photos of London, and will show you many of its well-known places, and also many 'hidden' spots that all add to the atmosphere of this striking metropolis. The gallery also contains images of some of England's most beautiful places outside London including historic towns and nature reserves. From http://www.earth-photography.com/Countries/England

TASK:

Students have to find out more places through the link given above.

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Ptrsentacion de videoclip:Twilight The Movie Official Trailer

Twilight The Movie Official Trailer - Awesome video clips here

word of the day; quote of the day;

Word of the Day

Word of the Day provided by The Free Dictionary

Quote of the Day

Quote of the Day provided by The Free Dictionary

Project: Reading &Writing Comprehension about recent News and summary in your own words!

Student have to look for some recent News.

1. They can use any of the Newspaper online to search for a good piece of News (Obama President, ...)
2. They can use the dictionary online for difficult vocabulary.
3, They write a first draft and have to send it to their teacher, via e-mail.
4. With the corrections of the teacher, they may need to write a 2nd draft to improve their
writing and correct the error.
5. When the composition is legible and well structured, their task will have finished

lista de reprodución de sonidos

News Sites and Newspapers Online

TASK: Para que los alumnos tengan links suficientes para escuchar noticias

The Times
Daily Telegraph
The Guardian
Independent
The Observer
The Sun
Daily Mirror
Daily Express
Daily Mail
News of the World
UK Newspapers Online and Worldwide Newspapers in English
Yahoo! News
Lycos News
News Now
Media UK - Newspapers - Index
N24/7 - ALL newspapers on ONE site
BBC News
About the BBC
BBC News Player
BBC World Service
CBS News up to the Minute
CNN
News from Sky News
International Television Network
Ananova News
World News from Reuters
Alternet.og
CBBC Newsround - Your stories, your world - first!
Gibraltar Information Page
Sur in English. The Newspaper for Southern Spain
Search Engine and Directory of News Sites
All the World's Newspapers
News Searcher

Radio Stations on The Internet

BBC Radio
Vaughan Radio
Live Radio en Direct Tuner Virtuel - All List of Live Radio Tuner
Internet Radio Index (over 1,800)
Salsa Radio Stations Online
Mike's Radio World
ABC Hobart Language Talkback
La Musical.com

Presentación de video: ABC News Obama becomes president/ Obamás full inauguration Speech

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb1KfFapoGQ

musical videos and How To Add a YouTube Video to Your Web Site

Dancing Queen - MUSICA.COM



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links to practise English through videos and listening skills

Radio Stations on The Internet
BBC Radio
Vaughan Radio
Live Radio en Direct Tuner Virtuel - All List of Live Radio Tuner
Internet Radio Index (over 1,800)
Salsa Radio Stations Online
Mike's Radio World
ABC Hobart Language Talkback
La Musical.com p://learnenglishfeelgood.com/eslvideo/video

Music : lyrics, artists, etc
BBC: About Music
BBC - Audiointerviews
Esfresh.com: Music, Videos, Radio, Lyrics,
Lyrics Connection
Lyrics of Songs (not only in English)

BBC Videoclips
BBC artists-and songs
BBC - World Music
Subinglés: Music videos, transcriptions and exercises

Song lyrics

Karaoke
Disney Scripts
Disney Lyrics
The Online Shrine: actors, actresses, athletes, musicians
BBC - Radio 1 - Artists A-Z
BBC - Eurovision 2005
Online Biographies
Free Mp3s (Bios, listen, etc.)
Web de Música by Carne Miró
Classics for Kids
Music Quizzes
Essentials of Music

Radio Blog
Mp3 download
Emotional Literacy

INTERNET PROJECT
Reading and training: American Horror. Edgar Allan Poe.Task:
A) Use one of the principal engines to find out about Edgar Allan
Poe´s different houses.

See if you can find the following:

• Where they are located.


• Which of his famous stories he wrote in them.


• What they are used fot today.


• When and hoe to visit them.

B) A Mysterious death
This this day, knowbody knows exactly how Edgar Allan Poe died.In fact, there are many theories and legends which surround his death. Use the internet to find 3 of them and say:

• which one do you think is more plausible.


• Which one do you think is most intriguing.


• Which on do you think is most absurd

Grammar Worksheet 3

Tense Review

1.- In this e-mail there are 30 silly (and quite common) grammatical mistakes. Can you correct them?
Dear Marian,

Thank you for your letter. It’s good to hear from you. How is (1) you getting on in London? It is such a big city I bet you are getting (2) lost every day. What is life at the university like? Are you like (3) it, or is the work too hard (4) than you expected?
I was sorry to hear about the weather. Did they not told (5) you that it rains quite a lot in England, especially in the winter? But I don’t think you will be going to have (6) too much snow; you are in the south of the country.
You want me to tell you about how is life (7) here. Well, we are all still being busy (8) preparing for our exams. Do you are studying (9) for tests every three months too? We are always doing revising (10) for an exam. Anna has decided she is wanting to be (11) a surgeon, so she will be going to (12) work very hard this year to get good exam results. She had been (13) watching a programme about hospitals on the TV and now she thinks she will be wanting (14) to study medicine. It seems like a good idea for her; she is intelligent and kind. But what about me? I have no idea what I want to do. I used to think I wanted to do business studies, but I hate to be (15) in an office all day. You know how much I like the outdoors. Last week I thought about doing horticulture. Don’t laugh. I love plants and flowers and all that kinds (16) of thing. And this (17) days lots of people is (18) moving into houses with gardens. It could be the perfect job for the future. Anyway, I am going to (19) let you know when I am making (20) a decision, I promise. Who knows? Maybe I can study in England like you; they have lots of famous gardens and parks there. Do you know why?
Have you hear (21) the news about Martin? They say he is will (22) marry Susana in August – and they are still only 19! If you did not leave (23) him to go to university I am not thinking (24) he would have started going out with Susana. I think you done (25) the right thing; it is important to make a good decision about your future before you will (26) think about getting married these days. My mother often tells me she got married too young because she haven’t (27) got any idea about the future. Anyway, I hope you meet someone nice in London, who is going to (28) show you all the best places to go. Then you could take us to it (29) when we are coming (30) to visit you at Easter. Can you find us a cheap youth hostel near your flat for the first week in April?
Best wishes,
David
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ANSWERS Grammar Worksheet 3

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2 get, 3 Do you like, 4 harder, 5 tell, 6 you will have, 7 life is, 8 being, 9 Do you study,
10 revision, 11 wants to be, 12 she is going, 13 has been, 14 wants, 15 being, 16 that kind, 17 these, 18 are, 19 will, 20 have made, 21 heard, 22 going to, 23 hadn’t left, 24 don’t think, 25 have done, 26 will, 27 had not, 28 will, 29 then, 30 come.

word of the day and quote of the dat

Word of the Day

Quote of the Day

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UNIT 4 & UNIT 7(Future and Conditional Sentences

Future Mix
Comparison of future tenses: going to, will, Simple Present, Present Progressive→ Explanation and exercises on future I simple (going to)→ Explanation and exercises on future I simple (will)→ Explanation and exercises on simple present→ Explanation and exercises on present progressiveExercise on going to, will, simple present and present progressiveConditional Sentences / If-Clauses Type I, II und IIIConditional Sentences are also known as Conditional Clauses or If Clauses. They are used to express that the action in the main clause (without if) can only take place if a certain condition (in the clause with if) is fulfilled. There are three types of Conditional Sentences.
Conditional Sentence Type 1
→ It is possible and also very likely that the condition will be fulfilled.Form: if + Simple Present, will-FutureExample: If I find her address, I’ll send her an invitation.more on Conditional Sentences Type I ►
Conditional Sentence Type 2
→ It is possible but very unlikely, that the condition will be fulfilled.Form: if + Simple Past, Conditional I (= would + Infinitive)Example: If I found her address, I would send her an invitation.more on Conditional Sentences Type II ►
Conditional Sentence Type 3→ It is impossible that the condition will be fulfilled because it refers to the past.Form: if + Past Perfect, Conditional II (= would + have + Past Participle)Example: If I had found her address, I would have sent her an invitation.more on Conditional Sentences Type III ►
ExceptionsSometimes Conditional Sentences Type I, II and III can also be used with other tenses.more on Conditional Sentences used with other tenses ►
Exercises on Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentence Type 1Exercise on If Clauses Type I Level: elementaryExercise 2 on If Clauses Type I Level: elementary
Conditional Sentence Type 2Exercise on If Clauses Type II Level: lower intermediateExercise 2 on If Clauses Type II Level: lower intermediate
Conditional Sentence Type 3Exercise on If Clauses Type III Level: intermediateExercise 2 on If Clauses Type III Level: intermediate
Mixed Exercises on Conditional SentencesType I or II • Exercise 2 • Exercise 3 Level: lower intermediateType I, II or III • Exercise 2 • Exercise 3 Level: intermediateFairytale “The Cat and the Mouse” Level: intermediateExercise on “New Orleans” text Level: intermediate
ExceptionsExercise on If Clauses Type I with Auxiliaries Level: intermediateExercise on If Clauses Type I • Exercise 2 Level: upper intermediateExercise on If Clauses Type II Level: upper intermediateExercise on If Clauses Type III Level: upper intermediate
Tests on Conditional SentencesConditional Sentences Type 1 Level: elementaryConditional Sentences Type 1 and 2 Level: lower intermediateConditional Sentences Type 1, 2 and 3 Level: intermediateConditional Sentences Type 1, 2, 3 and Exceptions Level: upper intermediate
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