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BOOTRAILER PROJECT FOR ELT. STEP BY STEP GUIDE.

Reading is essential to improve in any language. Together with this, it is a great opportunity to learn from different cultures, grammar an also enjoy. 

BOOKTRAILER PROJECT. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE

This project uses Graded Readers as a basis in order to create BOOKTRAILERS in English.

In the following lines, I am going to offer a step by step guide to create your own project and combine reading with COMMUNICATION (SPEAKING), video creation (IT) and creativity. Don't miss it!

PASSIVE VOICE II. INTERMEDIATE/BACHILLER/SELECTIVIDAD

PASSIVE voice transformations are commonly used in English as a way to change fixed word order.
Can you master the basics of this? Can you form a two object passive? The following post is perfect to learn or revise it!!


Do the following quizz... which of the following facts are true? 

    • Now, how do you form the passive voice with every verbal tense? And what about perfect modals? The process is the same... let us see:
    PASSIVE VOICE. BACHILLERATO, SELECTIVIDAD. PEVAU. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE


BRITISH FOOD. COMPREHENSION VIDEO ON CULTURE

What can you say about British food? Let us forget about the stereotypes and watch the following video. I'm sure you'll find some appetising treats. 

BEfore watching, please, you need to revise some cooking  words and ingredients to understand it properly: 




STORIES WITH SUBTITLES: THE GREATEST TREASURE. ELT LISTENING

Let me present an activty quite interesting for 2nd or 3rd year of ESO. It is watching a story with subtitles. It is called The Greatest Treasure. 
To do this activity, you should listen to the video first without reading the subtitles and get the general idea. Then, you can watch it as many times as you wish. 
Here is a list of words which appear in the story which can be useful to understand it. After listening, you have ot answer the following questions. 

HOW TO DO AN ORAL PRESENTATION? A BIOGRAPHY.

Making an oral presentation using power point or prezi can be a bit difficult, but it is always a good way to improve speaking.

HOW TO PASS AN ORAL EXAM. HOW TO DO AN ORAL PRESENTATION. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE

BASIC STEPS FOR YOUR PRESENTATION: 

  • Include all the essential information and highlights of the person you want to describe.
  • Use past for finished events. CLICK HERE to revise it. 
  • Use the past continuous to talk about the events happening at a certain moment in the past or to refer to the background of the story. CLICK HERE to revise it. 
  • Include interesting headings to raise interest. 
  • Draw a short conclusion.