Hot English tv Old Crime
Grammar Genius Past Continuous
Past Continuous Side By Side News
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1. What were people doing last night during the blackout?
2. What were the neighbours doing when the burglars broke in?
Sunday, 19 November 2017
Thursday, 9 November 2017
Halloween Haikus in 1ºA-B
In my bigger house.
There's a terrifying ghost.
It's got a white face.
There's a terrifying ghost.
It's got a white face.
José Antonio Marín Navarro y Javier Morales Jiménez 1 A
There
are two spiders,
ghosts and bats and four pumpkins
in my haunted house.
ghosts and bats and four pumpkins
in my haunted house.
Alba María Guillén Salgueiro and Ana Román González, 1º A and B.
I´m just a vampire,
look up in your neck, see it?
that you have bad dreams...
Alberto Grande García y Celia Ortega León, 1ºA
-I'm Perfect Pumpking
-Yes ,I like you , you're pretty
-Oh yes ,you made me .
Leticia Rodriguez Figueroa, 1ºA
Asking
for candy
I
have got two BOO ghosts
with
two hanging bats.
Julia
Domínguez e Iván Roldán
He has got big teeth
He loves to drink red blood
Which is the monster?
Roberto Gutiérrez (1°A) y Roberto Fuentes (1°B)
Sunday, 5 November 2017
Alphabetical
The Alphabet Game or Alphabetical is a show broadcast on the BBC.
The game consists on several rounds with different word games. On its final round, the contestants compete to answer separate sets of 26 questions, whose
answers each start with a different letter from A to Z in order (with
the exception of X, which can appear anywhere in the word). Only one
contestant plays at any moment, using the time on their own clock; the
opponent's clock is stopped. Both contestants start at A and advance one
letter at a time, with the champion playing first. When a contestant
either passes or gives an incorrect answer, control goes to the
opponent, who resumes play on the letter after the one on which they
last passed or missed. A contestant may return to a passed question only
by playing through the entire alphabet to reach it again.
During timed rounds, they may pass a question by saying "alphabetical"
Friday, 3 November 2017
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