Homework 3 - What do you do?

Please, answer the next question: What do you do?

Don't forget that the answer is information about your job, occupation or activity.

What the video below for a more detailed explanation.

Please, leave a reply with your own information in the comment section.

Resources 6 - Grammar app

Johnny Grammar’s Word Challenge is a quiz for English learners to test common vocabulary, spelling and grammar that appears in everyday English.

It is available on Android (link) and on iOS (link).

Resources 5 - Prepositions IN, ON, AT

Prepositions in any language are difficult to use. The basic preposition for place and time, in, on, at, can be easily learned if we consider the triangle method.

Source: Quito Teachers (https://www.facebook.com/quitoteachers/)

Please, choose the correct preposition for each sentence below and write it in the comment section.

Resources 4 - Silent letters

English pronunciation is different from Spanish. Some letters, for example, are silent. Check the letters in the cahrt below and remember that they are silent, so you shouldn't pronounce them (answer is pronounced anser).

Curiosidades - El idioma inglés es loco

In this video, you can see some difficulties English learning has, but don't worry because we are going to overcome this situation. Remember that practice is essential.

Please, leave a comment and say what is the most difficult for you about learning English.

Homework 2 - Daily activities

Dear students,

You have to write sentences about your daily routine. You can answer these questions: What time do you wake up? What do you do at work / university? What do you do on weekends?

Click on this link to access the Padlet.

Resources 3 - Duolingo

Dear students,

You can practice your English by using Duolingo (https://www.duolingo.com). There is an app that works on a mobile phone and it also works on your favorite browser.

You have to create an account and choose a username. You can also share your progress.

My username is cromperu. You can see my progress for Italian, French and Esperanto languages by clicking here.