Hello! Let's talk about media. This term includes traditional media (newpapers, magazines, radio, TV), digital media and social media. We propose you a couple of videos:
1. How to Choose Your News
2. How do You Use Social Media?
Which of these profiles do you identify with?
Our activities will deal with other aspects of the topic, such as objectivity, clickbait, contents control, etc.
See you next week!
Hello! Yes, the past, that should be our topic next week. In order to warm up, here you have a couple of videos to watch:
1. Past Tense Conversation Practice
A funny example of the kind of conversation we expect to have with you next week, with questions and answers, by TeacherTom.
2. The Post War Dream (Pink Floyd)
A beautiful song, written immediately after the Falklands War, in which they reflect on the idea of perpetual peace after World War II. Please remark the past tenses in it: when do they use the past simple (did) and the present perfect (have done)?
Here you have the full lyrics of the song.
By the way: one of our exercises next week will be the game of "Never Have I Ever". If you want to get ready for it, I recommend you to take a look to the webpage Oh Yes, We Have The 250 Best "Never Have I Ever" Questions, Well, Ever.
Hello there!
Our topic next week is "The Future". In order to simplify our approach to it, we should specifically focus on two future tenses: the future simple and the present continuous. Here you have a couple of videos from Friends just to warm-up. During our conversation group you will have to answer the questions which appear on the first of them:
If you want to get more specific examples of each of these two future tenses, you can also watch these short videos:
See you next week!
Hi there! How do you usually communicate with other people? Do you prefer face-to-face conversations, phone calls, messages, or video calls...
