Vocabulary: The Deep Sea

 The Deep Sea

Games

Game-based learning resources

Spellbound
Scrabble 
Hangman
Crossword
Complete word search puzzles vertically, horizontally or across.

ESL Speaking Games

http://learnteachtravel.com/controlled-practice-activities/

https://www.slideshare.net/ToninaMarwin/activities-for-context-clues

English Idioms

Idioms are words, phrases or expressions which are commonly used in everyday conversation

by of English. They are often metaphorical and make the language more colourful.
Example: Let the cat out of the bag - If you let the cat out of the bag, you reveal a secret.

Idioms Colour Song

            Parts of the body

                      "(sb/sth) is a pain in the neck" (... es un dolor en el cuello)  Alguien que es molesto

As____as

As cold as ice

Linkers

Moreover
Let alone

So

Hence 

On the one hand, …on the other hand.

Prepositional phrases

Out of order

Client of mine

Friend of mine

Idiomatic expressions

Idiomatic expressions are phrases that carry a specific meaning within the language. Normally, there is no logical way of translating them word by word. The only way to learn them is to memorize them, and to practice their use. Below, you will find a series of English idiomatic  expressions.
"It's like watching dry"       Algo que es muy aburrido 

“It’s raining cats and dogs” Llueve mucho 

Vocabulary: Numbers - Quantities

Morphosintaxis: 
Tense: Present Simple
           There is/There are

           Determinants
       quatities: countable/uncountable
            many/much
             a lot of
             plenty of
             enough 

Few/                      A few

pocos/as                unos/as pocos/as, unos/as cuantos/as

Fews novels were sold last month

(se esperaba vender más)

A few novels were sold last month

(se vendieron algunas)

Sintaxis: Questions: How many/much...?  




Vocabulary: Food/Fruits

Ten green bottles song


Cardinal                                                   Ordinal

a
one  hundred             100                                                       hundreth                  100th

fifty                            50                                                        fiftieth                      50th


PRICES

12p.                         each
54p.                         a                             bottle
L 1.50                                                    box
L 30                                                       packet
                                                               pound
                                                               tin
                                                               dozen