B1-CAL

Homework 

• On Thursday 16th, we start File 7A but before that, you need to know some useful vocabulary of the file. So, do exercises 1a,b,c & d (p110), practise how to pronounce these new words and study them

B1-A

Homework 

• On Wednesday 15th, we start File 7A but before that, you need to know some useful vocabulary of the file. So, do exercises 1a,b,c & d (p110), practise how to pronounce these new words and study them

 

Help for your monologue videos

For the exam you need to shoot yourself with your mobile or computer camera and attach it to an email.
Find some useful information to do it by clicking on the following links and try several times before Tuesday

Enviar archivos adjuntos

Cámara web

A2-Semi EXAMS

Thursday 2nd     4.00 pm    

PRUEBA ORAL 

• Producción de Textos Orales (Monologues)     4.15-4:30

PRUEBA ESCRITA

• Coproducción de textos escritos (Writing)      4:40-5:20                    
• Mediación de Textos Escritos                          5:25-5:40
• Comprensión de Textos Escritos (Reading)     5:45-6:05
• Comprensión de Textos Orales (Listening)      6:10-6:30

B1 EXAMS

Monday, 30th     4.15 pm    

PRUEBA ESCRITA 1 

• Comprensión de Textos Orales (Listening)    4:30-5:00
• Producción de Textos Escritos (Writing)        5:05-6:05

Tuesday, 31st      6.45 pm         

PRUEBA ORAL

• Producción de Textos Orales (Monologues)   6:50-7:10

PRUEBA ESCRITA 2

• Mediación de Textos Escritos                        7:15-7:40
• Comprensión de Textos Escritos (Reading )  7:45-8:15

B1 FILE 5B

Here you can find:

• Videos 
• Mediation
• Reading

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Video

MEDIATION
This is an example of a possible mediation task. In this case, you must fill in the gaps using the information from the chat
task
chat
key
READING
Do the following reading test with different types of exercises
exercises
text
key

B1 FORUM

Watch this clip where people chat about what irritates them most about British people. And now, let's focus on Spanish people: what do you find most irritating about them? Leave your comments.


(Let me tell you how to do it: Click on  Comments - next to the pencil, at the bottom of the post - and enter your comment, then publish it. You'll probably need a gmail account. Find an example of an imaginary student below. Use colloquial language. To see your classmates' comments, you need to click on comments.Good luck!)