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In the morning we say:



In the afternoon ( from 12:00 to around  18:00) we say:


In the evening, after dinner or from 18:00 until late...we say:



And when we go to bed we say:




other greetings  are :
     
And what we say on Thursdays when the lesson finishes :
      
   Have a nice weekend !!
        The same to you !    






Muzzy in Gondoland 1_GREETINGS por maikresse72




       







Puedes practicar cómo se escriben completando este juego

You can practise how to write them by playing this game

GAME

y para una prácticar un poco más, echa un vistazo a este divertido libro interactivo sobre los números 
And  to practise a little bit more, have a look at this amusing interactive book about numbers 






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Aquí tenéis las letras del alfabeto inglés para que practiquéis la pronunciación y de paso aprendáis o repaséis algunas palabras de vocabulario.
Here you have the letters of the English alphabet for you to practise the pronunciation and at the same time learn or revise some vocabulary










                                                                                                                                                                    

Here you have another listening exercise. This is quite easy ( I hope!) but it is a very good  revision practice






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Listen to a man taking about his and his wife's daily routine. You can download the audio script and the listening worksheet with the questions. Listen to it as many times as you need.












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Listen to an interview to a woman from London and try to answer the questions. Don't worry if you don't understand everything. You can read the tapescript and listen to it again









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Here you have more  listening practice. You can revise the following vocabulary before doing the listening exercise. There are some ( not many) new words






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Click on the following link to do a listening exercise:




You can click here to revise some vocabulary about the different places and buildings you can find in a town or city:





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Click on the following link to practise  the listening skill: 

LISTENING : MY FAMILY



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Click on the following link to practise the listening skill:


LISTENING: ON THE PHONE




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With this new episode you can revise some o the estructures and vocabulary we studied in class! Enjoy!


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Listen to this video to practise the listening skill:

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Here you have the song we listened to in class. Enjoy!


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This is a long vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
or : sport, door
al:   talk, small
aw: saw, draw 
But we can find it in other words like: 
water, four, bought, thought.



To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:







This is a short vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
o : hot, stop, long, not, 
But also:
what, watch, want






To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:






This is a diphthong, a double vowel sound.The usual spelling is :
o : home, drove, old, don't
oa: road, toast, coat, boat









To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:





Click on the following link to practise the difference between the long o sound, like in "horse"  and the diphthong, like in "phone":





Click on the following link to practise the difference between the short o sound, like in "clock"  and the diphthong, like in "phone":







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