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Video about Conditionals
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After watching "Loch Ness Scene 1" (from the "Word on the Street" series), in this video we learn when we need the first or the second conditional, depending on whether an event is…
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Video about food in Britain
British Council Organización
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This video shows a variety of international dishes which are common in Britain. Immigrants brought their food and eating habits from all over the world. Nevertheless, there are still some traditional…
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Big City Small World
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This is a podcast series with some animated episodes. It's an audio soap opera in which a group of young people meet regularly in a London café to talk about their lives. Every episode includes a…
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Video: Someday at Christmas
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This song by Stevie Wonder is about an utopia in which there won't be any wars, men will be free and equal and there won't be any more poverty. We can focus on future forms and vocabulary about peace.…
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For and Since
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In this resource we practise using "for" and "since" by doing two quizzes, and a writing activity. In the first quiz we match the beginnings of sentences to correct endings, and in…
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Video about using infinitive or gerund
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After watching "Bestival Scene 1" (from the "Word on the Street" series), in this video we divide verbs into three categories: those followed by "-ing" (gerund), or by…
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Video: If I Were a Rich Man
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This traditional song is taken from the musical "The Fiddler on the Roof" and is appropriately illustrated by clips from Charlie Chaplin's films. We can practice second conditionals by filling…
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Video: If we ever meet again
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In this song by Timbaland and Kate Perry we can listen to common social icebreakers, such as "I swear I've seen your face before". The video tells the story of two thieves and we can use it as…
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Where Does Dracula Come From?
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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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Finding the graphical solution of inequalities
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In the first exercise we have to fill in the gaps the correct coefficients of a function corresponding to the given inequality, then we have to indicate the correct region on the graph and tell whether…
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