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The Horse Guards & The London Eye
View of Manhattan from the Empire State Building
In case you forgot how I do look like when smiling!!!
Welcome to the English Blog!
The Horse Guards & The London Eye
View of Manhattan from the Empire State Building
Happy Teacher
In case you forgot how I do look like when smiling!!!
Instructions
For articles posted from January 2012 onwards:
Green: Posts and/or links for students in ESO 2.
Purple: Posts and/or links for students in Batxillerat 1.
Green: Posts and/or links for students in ESO 2.
Purple: Posts and/or links for students in Batxillerat 1.
Blog Archive
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2008
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November
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- Last year's post on Thanksgiving
- Macy's 2008 Thanksgiving Parade
- Hurricane Ike (by Natàlia Gómez)
- Hurricane Dean (by Erik Noguera)
- Hurricane Wilma (by Roger Roca)
- Hurricane Dolly (by Marina Tenllado)
- Hurricane Dolly (by Beatriu Puig)
- Hurricane Katrina (by Cristina Suárez)
- Hurricane Dean (by Berta Castañé)
- Hurricane Gustav (by Marta Guevara)
- Hurricane Hanna (by Carol Fernández)
- All I want is you
- Eleccions al Consell Escolar
- Hurricane Ike (by Cristina del Olmo)
- Hurricane Paloma (by Sergi Máñez)
- The movie I mentioned in class
- Guy Fawkes
- Which one do you prefer?
- A photograph I like (by Montse Llenas)
- A photograph I like (by Cristina Ivern)
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November
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Links
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- Bilingual Dictionary
- Dictionary, Thesaurus & Encyclopedia
- Wikipedia
- Cyber Listening Lab
- Online dictations 1
- Online dictations 2
- Online dictations 3
- Icària Yelmo Cineplex Movie Theater
- Renoir Movie Theater
- Verdi Movie Theater
- British Council
- Institut d'Estudis Nord-Americans
- British Press: Telegraph
- British Press: The Guardian
- British Press: The Independent
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- USA Press: International Herald Tribune
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- VOA (Voice of America): on-line radio and learning site
2 comments:
OH!
Yes I remember this film!
I think that it is a comedy,
for the trailers I have seen...
Does "Mr. Bean" speak in this film?
jajaja
Will we watch it in class or shall I watch it at home?...
I like to see the films in the original language, so that I can learn more about the pronunciation and I listen to the real voices.
Although I have to put the subtitles...
I am not trained to watch them completely as they do yet...
But I think that if I do that often, I will be able to understand them all, someday.
But there is one obstacle...
I hardly ever can watch them in english because at home I'm not alone...
I have one little sister...
And my fathers don't let me neither...
But, what can I do?
jajaj
Well this is life...
Bye!
:D
(I haven't found the blog yet, I will think that I don't have imagination... And I say to myself: It can't be so difficult that you can't find it!)
;P
mpm
Hi, Marta!
I'm afraid we won't watch it in class... although it would be great to have to time to watch it together...
You can watch it with the subtitles in English... And if your little sister also wants to watch TV, or your PARENTS (I don't believe you have two fathers...)... you can always watch a DVD on your computer...
So, no excuse!!!!
If you find my family blog, leave me a comment!!!!!!!!
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