If you need a complete list of discourse markers to use when writing and speaking, check out this one. Look at the examples since each marker is usually used in a particular position in the sentence and you need to bear that in mind.
Showing posts with label 2B2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2B2. Show all posts
21 Oct 2015
6 Oct 2014
Practise Discourse Markers
Hey students, we've seen in class how important discourse markers are. Now here you are some more activities to practise them.
Linkers 1
Linkers 2
Linkers 3
Linkers 4
Remember you have the grammar explanation in your book in unit 1 and also in unit 4. Besides, there's also a very complete list of discourse markers which you should print and study.
Enjoy the practice!
3 Oct 2014
Extra Grammar Activities 2B2
Hi English Students!
I've included in this post the links to all the extra grammar activities which you can use to reinforce the contents seen in class (in the 2nd advanced course 2B2). You need to print the documents in order to do them. Remember to use these documents after seeing the corresponding section in class.
The correct answers are also included, so you can check your answers once you've done them, of course.
If you have questions, ask in class or in a comment and other students or the teacher will answer your doubts.
Enjoy the practice!
2 Oct 2014
Grammar Checker for Advanced
As you know when you buy your advanced books, inside the workbook you can find a bunch of activities to revise the grammar contents of the previous year, called the Grammar Checker for Advanced. However, the key for these exercises is not included. Well, here you are.
You need to know the contents of this booklet well in order to be ready for the grammar contents of the advanced book.
So, enjoy the weekend revising them!
1 Nov 2013
Prefixes
We played a prefixes domino in class the other day and I promised to give you a list of all the possible words you could create with the prefixes given in that game. So, here you are (click).
Now it's time to revise the grammar related to this matter. Have a look at the following documents:
You should also pay attention to the pronunciation of prefixes since many of them vary from the Spanish pronunciation. You can watch the following video where you have some of the most common prefixes pronounced.
And if you want practice, here you are some very good links with exercises:
17 Oct 2013
Collection of Advanced Contents Unit 1
Hey Students!
On the blog you can find some posts related to topics we've seen so far in unit 1 in your book. Here's the list:
- A post on Job Interviews, which includes a reading with comprehension questions, and an article with the top ten interview tips.
- A podcast on Youth Unemployment, together with an article.
- A vocabulary list on work.
- An article on Stepfamilies.
So, plenty of practice for you! Enjoy!
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