Monday, April 8, 2013
MAKE or DO?
Etiquetas:
2nd IE,
LaserB1+,
Santa Cruz,
vocabulary
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
How to use vocaroo
| Screen shot - Vocaroo (Photo credit: Kathy Cassidy) |
Send me a message using Vocaroo!
To record yourself using Vocaroo:
1. Go to vocaroo.com
2. Click on "Click to record",choose "accept" when they ask for permission to use your camera, and start talking.
3. When you finish, click on "Click to stop".
4. Click on "Listen" to listen to what you recorded, or "Retry" to record again.
5. When ready, click on "Click here to save" (below the green box), and then copy the code under "Sharing options" (eg: http://vocaroo.com/i/s1rF0jf9Z9Zm).
6. Go to our Edmodo group,paste the code in the message box, and send me a direct post (=enter my name next to "¿Para quién?" and press "Send").
You can also choose to record yourself with your mobile phone, and then go directly to http://vocaroo.com/?upload to upload your file... Then take step 6.
The future
Re: 1st PIE advanced - Activate B1+ Unit 4 (3rd term 2012)
Here are some links for you to practise using the different future forms we've studied in this unit (Present simple; present continuous; going to; simple future; future continous; future perfect):
Here are some links for you to practise using the different future forms we've studied in this unit (Present simple; present continuous; going to; simple future; future continous; future perfect):
- Going to-future
- Simple future (WILL)
- Going to or will?
- Will, going to, present simple or present continuous?
- Future Continuous (1); Future Continuous (2)
- Future Perfect (1); Future Perfect (2)
- What future form? QUIZ; QUIZ (2); Put the verb in the correct form;
- Future time clauses: exercise 1; exercise 2; exercise 3; exercise 4
| EGG Future continuous (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
| EGG Future perfect continuous (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Interested in more? Try these recommendations by Ms Carballo, an English teacher in Spain.
Etiquetas:
1st PIE,
Activate B1+,
future,
grammar,
Santa Cruz,
tenses
Friday, November 9, 2012
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