Question tags

1. Watch a video with question tag examples and read the explanations.

2. Watch a video explaining how to use question tags in English. Do the exercise to check your understanding of the lesson.

3. Click here to read the grammar and see more examples and exceptions.

4. Click here to do an exercise.

Leisure time

Do the preparation activities and then watch the video.

Seaside entertainment

Click here to watch a video and do some vocabulary and comprehension activities. Follow the instructions on the website.

Subject and object questions

Grammar.
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

So do I / Neither do I

Click here to do an exercise and practise agreeing in the affirmative.

Click here to agree and disagree.

Different ways to say "I like"/ "I don't like"

Katia's weekend

Click here to listen to Katia talking about her weekend. Look at the activities and vocabulary on the website.

Now listen to Alex talking about the same topic.

8 idioms about happiness

Click here to learn some idioms about happiness.

Be Happy

This is the video we watched in class yesterday. 


Be Happy from kieran donaghy on Vimeo.

20 Habits of Happy People

20 Habits of Happy People from Barrie Davenport

LAUGHTER YOGA

Watch a video about laughter yoga and do the exercises below.

Monologue: Things that make me happy!

Click here to see some ideas on how to prepare your monologue for class.

Informal Letter / E-mail

Click here to see the key to the photocopy I gave you in class.

*Remember that for homework you have to write an email to a friend giving him/her your news (150-180 words).

Telling other people

            TELLING OTHER PEOPLE

·     WE BOTH … /BOTH OF US… +PLURAL VERB (WE BOTH LIKE JAZZ)

  We are both… (We are both fond of pop music)

·     NEITHER OF US… + SINGULAR OR PLURAL VERB (NEITHER OF US HAS/HAVE BREAKFAST)

·     I (GO TO BED REALLY LATE), BUT HE/SHE… (AUXILIARY)

    eg. I really enjoy travelling abroad, but she doesn't.   

          I'm quite keen on playing golf, but she isn't.

Showing agreement and disagreement

USEFUL LANGUAGE

A.                     FINDING THINGS IN COMMON

·     ME TOO / NEITHER

·     THAT’S THE SAME FOR ME

·     SO/NEITHER+ AUXILIARY+I

B.                      FINDING DIFFERENCES

·     OH, I’M THE OPPOSITE!

·     REALLY? I + AUXILIARY (AFFIRMATIVE OR NEGATIVE)

·     OH, THAT’S INTERESTING!

*If you want to learn more and do some  exercises to practise, click here.

BBC Six Minute English- HAPPINESS

This is the link to the listening activity you have to do at home. 

Mike's plans for the weekend

Listen to Mike talking about his plans for the weekend. Try the game and the questions before reading the script (it's quite easy!).

Because I'm Happy

Sing along

Adjectives ending in -ed and adjectives ending in -ing

1. Click here to learn the difference, read and listen to some examples. There's a long list of adjectives too (it's translated into Spanish).
2. Exercise 1. 
3. Exercise 2. 
4. Another website with a short explanation and an exercise.

Feelings

Talk about your feelings like a native speaker.