Asking and Giving Directions

1. After watching the video, just listen to the dialogues again, without watching. Then try to draw a map illustrating the directions given in each dialogue.



2. Can you make up a dialogue for this scene? What does the dog ask? What does the elder man tell the dog?

3. Have a look at the map. Make up new dialogues asking and giving directions. Take into account the expressions below:

- Excuse me, can you tell me where the ... is, please?
- Go straight ahead.
- Take the first/second/third... right/left.
- The (cinema) is oppositte/next to (a supermarket).
- Thanks / You're welcome.

Gerunds and Infinitives

University entrance exam PRACTICE

• What are PAU exams like?
• POSA’T A PROVA:
• EXAMS (PAU 2012-2014)

Research Project at Jaume Mimó Secondary School

Click on the link below to get the:
a) CV template.
b) graduate letter model.
c) experienced professional letter.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9prBKKS09L4fllfMzFpTl9ZNzBpbFNTWEdINWlzUWZOcFVfWEI3bnhadnh1UG9wTGZrUEk&usp=sharing

My Shoes

My shoes short film & comprehension questions.



Watch it and tell the story.

Past Simple vs Used To

The clip below is about "I used to", "I'm used to", and "get used to":

Will or Going To?

Past Tenses

English Grammar - Past Tenses Review - Teaching... por teflcourses


The following clip is pretty coarse and tasteless, but the animation helps understand the use of the past simple and the past continuous. You might find it more entertaining.

Here's the answer key to the clip above: