Additional material for your classes, funny and cool videos as well as stuff in English from other subjects.
For students of IES Jacarandá, TO BRENES, INFINITY AND BEYOND.
Monday 7 May 2012
HAVE SOMETHING DONE
These exercises here are both illuminating and entertaining.
I think this grammatical style intende to be offensive to the Spanish because it criticizes the way we talk, for example I will cut my hair and they say they are going to have their hair cut.
I think these exercises are very practical, and also can help you pass the English to those who are suspended, or take more notes auellos often adopt English.
i like a lot that kind of exercises because they help you to study, and they aren't as boring as the exercises of the book. I'ts a nice way to review before the exam.
It's a good exercise to practise before the exam! I think most of us always use the traslation as if we spoke in Spanish: "I'm going to cut my hair" It seems like I'm hairdresser!! I recommend to use it to learn a little bit of grammar!
I think this grammatical style intende to be offensive to the Spanish because it criticizes the way we talk, for example I will cut my hair and they say they are going to have their hair cut.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it is best that we learn like children because it is harder to forget.
ReplyDeleteIt´s so useful this type of post because help us to study before the exam
ReplyDeleteNext Friday I hope I'll have my bachillerato passed.
ReplyDeleteI think these exercises are very practical, and also can help you pass the English to those who are suspended, or take more notes auellos often adopt English.
ReplyDeleteI have to do these exercises over and over again ...But i learn!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I come to this exercise will serve me well!
ReplyDeletei like a lot that kind of exercises because they help you to study, and they aren't as boring as the exercises of the book. I'ts a nice way to review before the exam.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good exercise to practise before the exam! I think most of us always use the traslation as if we spoke in Spanish: "I'm going to cut my hair" It seems like I'm hairdresser!! I recommend to use it to learn a little bit of grammar!
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