Prefix-suffix

http://www.curso-ingles.com/gramatica-inglesa/prefix_suffix.php

mi6

http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/english-skills-practice/life-uk/mi6-british-secret-intelligence-service

GERUNDS

ADJECTIVE

afraid of They are afraid of losing the match.

angry about/at Pat is angry about walking in the rain.

bad at

good at John is good at working in the garden.

clever at He is clever at skateboarding.

crazy about The girl is crazy about playing tennis.

disappointed about/at He is disappointed about seeing such a bad report.

excited about We are excited about making our own film.

famous for Sandy is famous for singing songs.

fed up with I'm fed up with being treated as a child.

fond of Hannah is fond of going to parties.

glad about She is glad about getting married again.

happy about/at The children are not happy about seeing a doctor.

interested in Are you interested in writing poems?

keen on Joe is keen on drawing.

proud of She is proud of riding a snowboard.

sick of We're sick of sitting around like this.

sorry about/for He's sorry for eating in the lesson.

tired of I'm tired of waiting for you.

used to She is used to smoking.

worried about I'm worried about making mistakes.

NOUN

advantage of What is the advantage of farming over hunting?

chance of There's a chance of catching a cold these days.

choice between There's a choice between flying to London Heathrow or Stansted.

danger of Peggy is in danger of making a mistake.

difficulty in He has difficulty in sending SMS.

doubt about He is in doubt about buying the correct software for his computer system.

hope of There's little hope of catching the new Corvette.

idea of I like the idea of setting up a new email account.

interest in There's no interest in writing letters.

method of This is a simple method of finding solutions.

opportunity of There's some opportunity of bringing her parents together again.

possibility of These new wheels offer the possibility of riding tubeless.

problem of He has the problem of swimming too slow.

reason for There's a real reason for winning the contest.

risk of There's a risk of digging too deep.

trouble for He was in trouble for stealing.

way of This is a new way of building a wall.

VERB

accuse of They were accused of breaking into a shop.

agree with I agree with playing darts.

apologize for They apologize for being late.

believe in She doesn't believe in getting lost in the wood.

blame for The reporter is blamed for writing bad stories.

complain about She complains about bullying.

concentrate on Do you concentrate on reading or writing?

congratulate sb. on I wanted to congratulate you on making such a good speech.

cope with He is not sure how to cope with getting older.

decide against They decided against stealing the car.

depend on Success may depend on becoming more patient.

dream about/of Sue dreams of being a pop star.

feel like They feel like going to bed.

get used to You must get used to working long hours.

insist on The girls insisted on going out with Mark.

look forward to I'm looking forward to seeing you soon.

prevent sb. from sth. How can I prevent Kate from working in this shop?

rely on sth. He doesn't rely on winning in the casino.

succeed in How then can I succeed in learning chemistry?

specialize in The firm specialized in designing websites.

stop sb. from I stopped Andrew from smoking.

talk about/of They often talk about travelling to New Zealand.

think of Frank thinks of playing chess.

warn sb. against We warned them against using this computer.

worry about The patient worries about having the check-up.

SPECIAL VERB

admit

He admitted having driven too fast.

avoid They avoid going on holiday on Saturdays.

carry on If we carry on sleeping so badly, we may need help.

consider Ralph is considering buying a new house.

delay I delayed telling Max the news.

deny She denies reading the book.

dislike We dislike reading poems.

can't help He couldn't help falling in love with her.

enjoy I enjoy playing chess.

finish They finished working in the garden.

give up Susan gives up playing ice-hockey.

imagine He imagined driving a new car.

include Your responsibility includes taking reservations on the phone.

involve The project will involve growing plants.

justify I cannot justify paying $100 for this ticket.

keep (on) They keep on running.

mention Did Alex ever mention playing baseball?

mind I don't mind sleeping on the couch.

miss They miss playing with their friends.

practise She practised playing hockey.

regret* Do you regret having mentioned it?

risk You risk catching a cold.

suggest She suggested flying to Cairo.

SPECIAL PHRASES

to be busy He is busy reading the paper.

couldn't help She couldn't help eating another apple.

don't mind I don't mind telling them my opinion.

feel like We feel like having a cup of tea.

how about How about walking home instead of taking the car?

it's (no) good It's no good talking to this girl.

it's no use It's no use talking to the headmaster.

spend one's time They spend their time reading.

there's no There's no cheating anymore.

there's no point There's no point in complaining further.

what about What about going to the zoo?

worth The book is worth reading.

PREPOSITIONS

after After having a shower, I waited for Steven.

before The tablet must not be taken before getting up in the morning.

by I manage it by working much longer than 40-hour weeks.

in spite of In spite of studying a lot he didn't pass the exams.

on She insisted on calling her sister.

without He told the joke without laughing.

http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/study-break/video-zone/can-dogs-sense-emotion

Julia Child

Julia Child

http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses_past-continuous-quiz.htm

http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses_past_quiz.htm

http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses_present-perfect_quiz.htm

robot

my life as a robot

caves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYKNYSXRNME
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN0MwwwEVO0

triangles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DlCeZw9RFw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A21ylxQ0uCk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GICglVEAIlI


http://xentinels.blogspot.com.es/2012/06/geografia.html

NO CLASS NEXT MONDAY!

Freeganism

http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/if_clauses/mix4.htm
http://www.disneyfineart.com/artists.php?aID=558mezak&p=3&bio=1&v=b

RELATIVE CLAUSES

REPORTED SPEECH

Statements
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/reported_speech/statements.htm

Order, negative, modals...
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/reported_speech/commands_negations.htm

Questions



http://www.edu.xunta.es/centros/iesasangrina/aulavirtual/mod/hotpot/view.php?id=11100


http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/they-told-me-i-could-be-anything-i-wanted

DisneyWorld

http://www.transparencynow.com/disney2.htm

http://www.travelandleisure.com/slideshows/strategies-orlando-dos-and-donts/index

http://www.themeparkinsider.com/news/response.cfm?ID=945507305

Spain's Big Brother

Spain's Big Brother

Grammar

http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/presperf5c.html

Redheads

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2-TfqAmu4k

Probability

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL395jRo7RE

Car and Goat

Killer Cell

Spoonbridge and cherry

Del rigor de la ciencia

Hip hop dance

Creativity always comes from the heart, and hip hop dance is about ingenuity, the way you dance. Essentially, this form of dance is a street dance style, or what we call urban ethnic dance. It evolved as a part of the hip hop culture, from where hip hop music has also emerged. In recent days, hip hop dancing has become immensely popular amongst the youth. This forms of dancing serves as, perhaps, the best way to express one’s creative talent, as it is a dance in which impressions as well as expressions come from the soul.

 

Hip hop dance corresponds to body movements, which harmonize with the beat* and rhythm of music. In this dance style, you can find lots of breaking, popping, locking and free styling, while its movements indulge jumps, breakages, and rotations. Such elements make this dance style amazingly explosive and truly informal. Dances like jazz and ballet are fairly technical and call for special training. While in hip hop, dancers are at liberty to do whatever movement they want to do. All they need to do is simply get familiar with the dancing technique.

 

Hip Hop dance acts as a good exercise for dancers and also helps them to improve flexibility, develop body balance, and coordinate muscles. It also enables the dancers to develop their own style and stay in good body shape. There are many steps and movements in hip hop dance which don’t make a part of ballet and ballroom dance. This style of dance can be learned by anyone who is keenly interested in it, regardless of age or sex, increasingly its popularity all the more.

keenly interested in dancing : vivid

I'm keen on Dancing= 

Beat: type of music

Indulge: To yield to; gratify: indulge a craving for chocolate.

Enable: To make operational; activate

If I were...

Adele QE

ADELE

Clock solar plant

Clock solar plant

Solar Plant LasVegas

Parabolic cooker

Great British Bake Off

http://dam.bbcchannels.com/v/2c3w1.mp4?ES

Determination wins

AND
also, in addition, additionally, moreover, furthermore, besides (this), then, next, subsequently, afterwards, as a result.

BUT
however, even so, nevertheless, nonetheless, still, yet, by contrast, in contrast, on the other hand, on the contrary.

SO, SO THAT (also BECAUSE at the start)
therefore, thus, consequently, hence, for this reason, as a result, that is why

OR
alternatively, if not, otherwise.

BECAUSE (between the linked verbs)
this is because, the reason is that.

BEFORE (before the linked verbs)
beforehand, before this, first.

BEFORE (between the linked verbs)
then, next, subsequently, afterwards.

WHILE
meanwhile, at this time, at that moment.

Eating disorders

+TO

Try
Remember

Forget

Decide

Refuse

+ING

Avoid

Consider

Give Up

Keep on 

Put off (postpone)

Food in the 50's...

What kind of food was eaten during the 50's?.

Used to
Was/were able to
had to

How to eat healthy?. Tips to eat healthy

How to eat healthy?

Mc Donalds vs Chang Restaurant

RESTAURANT 1
 

RESTAURANT 2




1_ Can you see yourself in any of this situations? What kind of restaurant do you prefer?

2_ Compare this two pictures

3_ When was the last time you went to a Restaurant? What kind of restaurant it was? 

4_Select one of the restaurants and recomend it to a friend. Include information about:
                                -food
                                -property
                                -staff
                                -atmosphere

VOCABULARY FOOD

PREPARED FOOD
Ready-prepared food     Ready-cooked meals   Frozen meal
Home-made food
 
Fast food      Takeaway

COOKING TECHNIQUES
Fried chicken    Baked beans    Boiled eggs   Grilled burguer    Raw food

HEALTH FOOD
to get fit      to be on a diet
                 Semi-skimmed milk     Low-fat     Wholemeal bread

Healthy / unhealthy   Vegetarian / vegan

ADJECTIVES
More delicious    Healthier     More traditional    Spicier    Tastier
Cheaper    More expensive

OTHER
Food     Feed-ed _(=give food to)
Hungry     Hunger
Crop // to grow-grew-grown // vegetable-fruit

Restaurant Review Adjectives

fresh,

 delicious,  

phenomenal, 

amazing, 

 not crowded, 

 impeccable, 

They don’t rush you. 

 affordable

healthy

Joe Stone's Crabs Restaurant Review

Passive voice

Urban farm

American food!