scene description - the playground

Write a description of this picture. Make reference to the place, the day and time it is and what the people are doing.

SCENE DESCRIPTION

LINKING WORDS IN SENTENCES

Here you can see some useful examples of linking words. I've presented them in sentences so that you can learn how they're used.

LINKING WORDS DOCS

MY TV AND FILM PREFERENCES - WRITING

Follow this guideline to write a review of your favourite tv programme and film. Imagine you want to comment on a magazine or a blog for other students to know.

A REVIEW

SENTENCES TRANSLATION - TENSES REVISION

Translate these sentences into English paying attention to the underlined verbal tenses.

SENTENCES

STEPS FOR WRITING A GOOD COMPOSITION

View this presentation to learn more about the best way of writing an essay. It will help you to organise your ideas.
STEPS FOR WRITING A GOOD COMPOSITION

INTRODUCING MYSELF - E-MAIL- INTERMEDIATE

Follow the instructions and include the information mentioned in your e-mail to the teacher. Pay attention to the organisation into paragraphs and try to use linking expressions to join your ideas.
e-mail contents

WRITING GUIDE

HERE YOU CAN SEE SOME GUIDELINES ON HOW TO WRITE DIFFERENT KINDS OF TEXTS IN ENGLISH. THERE ARE SOME USEFUL EXPRESSIONS YOU CAN USE:

1. WRITING A STORY

USEFUL LINKS - OUTLINE

HERE you can view the powerpoint on useful links we were revising in class. Please have it always at hand for your essays and translations.

Remember that it's always very important to use linking words in an appropriate way!!!!

LINKS ONLINE EXERCISES- UPPER-INTERMEDIATE

Here are some exercises to practise connectors:

• ADDITION AND CONTRAST
• CONTRAST AND PURPOSE
• CAUSE AND RESULT, ADDITION
• HOWEVER & THEREFORE
• GENERAL CONJUNCTIONS: MULTIPLE-CHOICE
• DIFFERENT CONNECTIVES: MULTIPLE-CHOICE
• CONTRAST CLAUSES: although, in spite of  . . .