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Going for walks
Tiching explorer Organización
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Set of activities designed to practice vocabulary related to places in a town. We identify objects and rooms within a house. We identify animals and items familiar to the countryside. We compare…
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I am lost
INTEF Organización
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Activity designed to help us practice grammar (prepositions of place, modal verbs: should, shouldn't, must, mustn't, could, couldn't) and vocabulary (places in a town, parts of the body). We describe…
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European cities promote widespread use of bikes
EducaMadrid Organización
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The bicycle is still having trouble imposing itself in the European urban environment. Getting around town on a bike can be a real battle. Projects, financed by the Intelligent Energy - Europe…
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Map scale
EduBook Organización
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In terms of scale, there are two types of maps. Large scale maps show a small area in more detail, as in a map of a town. Small scale maps show larger areas in less detail, as in a map of a country or…
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Podcast: Casual Phone Conversation
Tiching explorer Organización
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This podcast reproduces an informal dialogue between friends using slang to talk about the weekend. We learn expressions such as "what's up?", "what are you up to?", "hit the…
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Unit 13: The legacy of classical culture
EduBook Organización
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Altar (n): a table used in religious rituals, such as making sacrifices to the gods. bust (n): a sculpture of a person's head, shoulders and chest. canon (n): a series of artistic rules for…
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Podcast: Beach life
Tiching explorer Organización
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This episode is about getting ready to go to the beach and losing weight. The dialogue is full of idioms and slang expressions, such as "I'll pass", "to get back on track", "to…
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Unit 12: Spain under the Romans
EduBook Organización
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Mphitheatre (n): an open-air, semi-circular structure built on a hillside in which many people could watch theatre or sporting events. aqueduct (n): a type of bridge built to transport water overland…
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Where Does Dracula Come From?
Tiching explorer Organización
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This article traces the origin of the protagonist of Bram Stoker's novel back to Vlad Dracul II, the Countess Báthori, and the English seaside town of Whitby. Students may discuss the evolution of…
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Blackpool Scene 1
British Council Organización
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In this activity we listen and watch two young people who visit the seaside town of Blackpool and have a go on some of the rides at the Pleasure Beach theme park. Before watching the video, we can…
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