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Leticia
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Kaleidoscope
from Greek καλός (beautiful) εἶδος (image) scopio (see)
1. A scene, situation, or experience that keeps changing and has many different aspects (a kaleidoscope of colours).
2.A toy that shows changing patterns, consisting of a tube with coloured pieces inside
1. A scene, situation, or experience that keeps changing and has many different aspects (a kaleidoscope of colours).
2.A toy that shows changing patterns, consisting of a tube with coloured pieces inside
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- English File 4th edition A1 online practice for students
- C2.1 student´s book web
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- Life student's book website
- BBC Learn English
- English Central: a really complete web!
- English @ the movies
- Certificate exam samples Comunidad de Madrid
- Certificate exam samples EOI Spain
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- Reading practice MAD READ
- online reading practice
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- Biographies (listen and read): NB2
- New version of WORDS IN THE NEWS
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- Activities organized by topic
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- CNN news listening and transcript
- Videos with questions and transcripts
- English Central (listen, read and record your speech)
- words in the news
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- La Mansión del Inglés
- English Listening World webpage
- Interviews to people
- Podcasts in different levels
- Listen to and read natural English
- American English listening practice
Dictionaries
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- Cambridge Dictionary
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3 comments:
Hello Leticia and the other students! I´m a student of basic "a" and I just want to tell you that i´ve found some important files that may help us. For example, for the people who wants it, I have the book "Girl On a Motorcycle" in .pdf to print or just to read on the PC. I also have visual dictionaries and other books to read that are so interesting. If you think that is a good idea to give it to you and share with the other students, just tell me and i will send it all to your e-mail. See you in class Leticia!
Hi Leticia;
I'm Ana López Pozo,a phonetics teacher trainer and an English teacher at an EOI.We did an on-line course together last year, remember?
I like your blog and would like to invite you to use mine, Alpozo phonetics blog http://allphonetics.blogspot.com/ with your students if you wish. The activities are all based on songs, and cover most sounds of the phonetic alphabet. Apart from different charts to practice sounds individually, you can also use the phonetic transciber, one of the tools I've recently inserted in the blog.
Bye for now,
Ana
Hi Ana!
I'm really thankful for your comment!
We've just had a session on phonetics and we're planning to have a "songs session" in a couple of weeks, so I think we can use your activities and that's great!
Congratulations on your phonetics blog! it seems really interesting!I think you'll have many visits from EOI Aranjuez.
See you soon (cybernetically :D ) and thanks again for your comment,
Leticia.
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