There-is-There-are 4.2 allí |ahí |allá |hacia allá |por allí |acullá ... • click on the word to read more non-presente • click on the word to read more un |uno |a |al |alcuni |alcuno ... • click on the word to read more gato |gata |felina |felino |tipo |tío ... • click on the word to read more sobre |en |conectado |encendido |a |a caballo ... • click on the word to read more el |la |los |las |lo |tierra ... • click on the word to read more mesa |tabla |tabular |tablas |cuadro |a ... • click on the word to read more es |está |hay |esta |se | • click on the word to read more mi |mis |mío |mía |yo | • click on the word to read more pluma |corral |bolígrafo |redil |boli |celda ... • click on the word to read more escritorio |pupitre |barra |bufete |buró |despacho ... • click on the word to read more dos |par | • click on the word to read more non presente • click on the word to read more en |dentro de |adentro |dentro |a |adentro de ... • click on the word to read more cuarto • click on the word to read more
Tell Me about Christmas - Part 1 Mulled Wine So every Boxing Day, we hold a mulled wine party for friends and family in our house. What we do – you go and buy these little sachets of spices you can get in supermarkets, and then in the morning, just get loads and loads of cheap cheap cheap red wine, the cheapest red wine that you can get; and put it in a massive massive sort of soup pot. Put some fruit juice in there, put some chopped-up fruits in there, and then add these spices and add some sugar, and just let it bubble away, let it simmer away over a few hours. And so in the afternoon, when all the friends come round, we serve it up and it’s a lovely warm drink for a cold December afternoon - very spicy, very Christmasy, and very alcoholic. Mince Pie Hello! But now, well actually up from Victorian era, they were changed to be a dessert. Christmas Pudding In my family, we always have Christmas pudding and it’s about that big. And then when you serve it, you have to switch all the lights off. Turkey Leftovers
Official NORAD Santa Tracker There is / there are-anglais Apprendre l'anglais > Cours & exercices d'anglais > Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°56216 : There is / there are On utilise cette tournure pour parler de l'existence (ou pas) de quelque chose. On utilise 'BE' qui s'accorde à la chose en question. FORME AFFIRMATIVE : pour parler de l'existence exemple : There is a car park, opposite the school. There are lots of clubs at school. FORME NEGATIVE : pour parler de l'inexistence exemple : There isn't an orchestra at school. There aren't any big trees. FORME INTERROGATIVE : pour interroger sur l'existence exemple : Is there a car park ? Are there any trees ? Voici maintenant un petit test !! Fin de l'exercice d'anglais "There is / there are"Un exercice d'anglais gratuit pour apprendre l'anglais.Tous les exercices | Plus de cours et d'exercices d'anglais sur le même thème : There is/There are
Tell Me about Christmas - Part 2 Advent Calendar Hi, I’m gonna tell you about our advent calendar. This has got all the days until Christmas Day on. And what happens is today’s the 14th of December, so we find the window with the 14th on. And when I was a child we’d have these, and in the family, each child would take it in turns, different day, to open the window and would be very excited about it. Mistletoe People often put mistletoe in their homes at Christmas. Christmas Cracker Christmas crackers are something that most people have at Christmas but I think they… It’s a bit of a silly tradition really because nobody, nobody takes Christmas crackers very seriously. And then inside the cracker, you find usually three things I think. So I think what happens is people kind of think, “oh, we’re not gonna bother having Christmas crackers because they are rubbish anyway” but then you just feel like, “oh well, but it wouldn’t be Christmas without Christmas crackers”.
The Guilty Elf - 20 questions game There is, there are-anglais Apprendre l'anglais > Cours & exercices d'anglais > Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°62037 : There is, there are Rappel : 'There is' et 'there are' signifient 'Il y a...'. 'There is' est suivi d'un singulier et 'there are' d'un pluriel. Exemple : There is a dog in the garden. There are flowers in the garden. Il n'y a pas d'exceptions. Exercice Complétez par There is ou There are. Bonne chance ! Fin de l'exercice d'anglais "There is, there are"Un exercice d'anglais gratuit pour apprendre l'anglais. The Best Places To Learn About Christmas, Hanukkah, & Kwanzaa Check out my New York Times post: Ideas for English Language Learners | Celebrate the Holidays ELLs learn about tamales, holiday food traditions and Three Kings Day at my latest holiday-related New York Times Learning Network post. It includes a student interactive and teaching ideas. Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa are all coming-up, and I thought it would be timely to create a “The Best…” list focusing on those holidays. Obviously, there are a lot more materials about Christmas out there accessible to English Language Learners than there are for the other two events, but I have found some for all of them. Also, check out The Best Ways For Students To Create Online Holiday Content Quickly & Easily andHere Are My Favorite Fun Christmas Resources (and “Feel Good” Christmas Stories For Christmas Day).The Best Christmas Videos For English Language Learners – Help Me Find More The Best Resources For Helping Beginner ELLs Learn About Christmas Christmas Around the World is a slideshow from CBS.
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