jueves, 19 de febrero de 2015
Global Classrooms students- More on WTO
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This blog is a first attempt to do things with the English we know... and also with the English we don't know yet. It is meant to help my students express themselves in English and explore some of the stuff that's out there, in cyberspace. Join us!
We want to know your opinion about things
Here is a page for you to write on. You can write what you think about things. Here are some expressions you might find useful to get going...
I think...
In my opinion...
The way I see it...
I reckon...
I agree but...
I disagree because...
Personally,...
From my point of view...
Can you suggest any other? Please do!
I think...
In my opinion...
The way I see it...
I reckon...
I agree but...
I disagree because...
Personally,...
From my point of view...
Can you suggest any other? Please do!
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- Nourishing people - Nurturing the planet
- Have a go with collocations!!
- Excuse my French!
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- Check out our wiki
- Become a scripwriter
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- Working with a text
- Keep a diary
- What do you know about Dickens?
- Find out about Winchester
- What are you into?
- Find out stuff about Britain
- Reach your English Central goals set for this week
- Working out the lyrics of a song
- Listen and write challenge
- English central
- Listen to Obama's victory speech
- Listen to Obama's infomercial
- Need to look it up in a dictionary?
- Learning English with the BBC
- Listen to extraordinary stories
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