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Read the text and do the self-correcting exercises.

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Wild animals in cities can cause chaos! Can you imagine the trouble that baboons in city centres could cause?

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Does your town or city have any problems with wild animals?

Share your personal experience and/ or opinion with your classmates.  You can post a short recording on VOCAROO or write a short comment below.

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Learn or review about INDIRECT SPEECH with the following video.

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Do these online self-correcting listening tasks. There are 4 parts. Write your questions, doubts, or comments below.

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VERB FORMS chart

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Instructions:
You are given 8 pieces of audio and 8 questions which correspond to the audio. Each given question has three options A, B and C. Click on the button to choose the best option for each question.
Once all the questions have been answered, click on the check button.

Correct answers will appear in green, incorrect answers in red.

Your mark will be given as a percentage.

The pass mark for this exam is 60%, and you will hear the audio twice.

1) You hear two people discussing a sports event.

How did the female speaker feel about the event?

2) You hear someone describing a film.

What is the speaker's objective?

3) You hear a speaker describe a sports activity.

What benefit does she get from doing this activity?

4) You hear a woman speaking about her company.

What is her objective?

5) You hear a woman describing her childhood memories.

Why is she doing that?

6) You hear a teacher describing her job.

What is her main message?

7) You hear someone describing their new job.

What is the speaker doing?

8) You hear a discussion on the radio about some developments to local transport.

How does the caller feel?

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FCE B2 LISTENING PART 1 EXERCISE 1 free practice test, free exercise, Cambridge English: First Certificate - englishaula.com

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Cambridge English exams online preparation, free practise test, exercises and video lessons. All levels: Young Learners: Starters (Pre A1), Young Learners: Movers (A1), Young Learners: Flyers (A2, Cambridge English: Key (KET - A2), Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET - B1), Cambridge English: First (FCE - B2), Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE - C1), Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE - C2).

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Read some quotes by famous people and try to report them.

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Reported Speech :Quotes from famous people

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Revising Reported Speech with quotes from Famous people

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Instructions:
You are given a piece of audio and some text with spaces. Use the information from the audio to complete the spaces by typing the words.
Once all the questions have been answered, click on the check button.

Correct answers will appear in green, incorrect answers in red.

Your mark will be given as a percentage.

The pass mark for this exam is 60%, and you will hear the audio twice.

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FCE B2 LISTENING PART 2 EXERCISE 1 free practice test, free exercise, Cambridge English: First Certificate - englishaula.com

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Cambridge English exams online preparation, free practise test, exercises and video lessons. All levels: Young Learners: Starters (Pre A1), Young Learners: Movers (A1), Young Learners: Flyers (A2, Cambridge English: Key (KET - A2), Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET - B1), Cambridge English: First (FCE - B2), Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE - C1), Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE - C2).

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Instructions:
You are given five pieces of audio corresponding to five different speakers. You are also given 8 pieces of information ( A-H ). Identify which piece of information corresponds to which speaker. Use the letters only once, and there are three letters which you do not need to use.
Once all the questions have been answered, click on the check button.

Correct answers will appear in green, incorrect answers in red.

Your mark will be given as a percentage.

The pass mark for this exam is 60%, and you will hear the audio twice.

You hear five people talking about cycling. Choose from the list what each person felt.

A - I was glad I took adequate precautions.

B - I feel let down because I did not get the support I should have got.

C - I have a lot to learn about this event.

D - I was disappointed, though I had done everything I could.

E - My equipment breaking down robbed me of the success I had worked for.

F - I lost because I was given poor advice.

G - I underestimated how demanding the event could be.

H - My fellow competitors behaved very badly.

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FCE B2 LISTENING PART 3 EXERCISE 1 free practice test, free exercise, Cambridge English: First Certificate - englishaula.com

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Cambridge English exams online preparation, free practise test, exercises and video lessons. All levels: Young Learners: Starters (Pre A1), Young Learners: Movers (A1), Young Learners: Flyers (A2, Cambridge English: Key (KET - A2), Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET - B1), Cambridge English: First (FCE - B2), Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE - C1), Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE - C2).

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Instructions:
You are given a piece of audio and some questions which correspond to the audio. Each given question has three options A, B, and C. Choose the best option for each question.
Once all the questions have been answered, click on the check button.

Correct answers will appear in green, incorrect answers in red.

Your mark will be given as a percentage.

The pass mark for this exam is 60%, and you will hear the audio twice.
You hear a conversation with Andrea Thompson who is Britain's strongest woman.
1) When asked how strong she is, Andrea explains

2) How does Andrea describe her feeling towards sport as a kid?

3) Andrea says her initial reason for getting involved in weight lifting was

4) How did Andrea feel when some men refused to train with her?

5) Andrea explains that when she entered the strong woman competition in 2015,

6) How did the coach she approached react to her request for help?

7) What drives her to push herself as much as she does?
The Herald

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FCE B2 LISTENING PART 4 EXERCISE 1 free practice test, free exercise, Cambridge English: First Certificate - englishaula.com

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Cambridge English exams online preparation, free practise test, exercises and video lessons. All levels: Young Learners: Starters (Pre A1), Young Learners: Movers (A1), Young Learners: Flyers (A2, Cambridge English: Key (KET - A2), Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET - B1), Cambridge English: First (FCE - B2), Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE - C1), Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE - C2).

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Tour Alcatraz Island in San Francisco | WhereTraveler

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In our Alcatraz Tour video you get an exclusive sneak peek into Alcatraz, with tips on getting the most out of every minute on the renowned island Stand at the edge of Fisherman's Wharf and look north, and Alcatraz Island is there, a menacing terminus with its concrete prison structure stacked on top of cliffs pounded by the cold and often brutal waters of the San Francisco Bay.

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After watching the video, test your comprehension.

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Do the self-correcting exercise.

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Read the following infographic and learn about some verb patterns.

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Do page 147 on your textbook English File Upper-intermediate and correct yourself with the answer key.

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Watch the beginning of the following video and go on reading.

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Dad catches kids absolutely covered in paint...

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https://voca.ro/jNBpcqb2Sqd

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CHECK THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES ABOUT THE PREVIOUS VIDEO:

The Dad asked the boys who had got the paint out.

The older brother accused the younger brother of gettting/having got the paint out.

The younger brother denied getting/having got the paint out.

The older brother accused the younger brother of building stairs out of blocks.

accuse somebody of doing/having done something

deny doing/having done something

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Have you ever been in a similar situation with a sibling or friend?

Have you ever been wrongfully accused of doing something?

Share your personal experience and/or opinion with your classmates.  You can post a short recording on VOCAROO or write a short comment below.

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When I was young, about eight years old, more or less, my cousin and I  was were playing  whit with our dolls, we had a brilliant idea, we cut dolls’s hair and throw it at neighbor’s terrace. When my parents discovered that what we had done, they accused us OF cutting dolls’s hair and we denied doing those that.
Unfortunately, my parents punished us BY cleaning the terrace.

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Vocaroo is a quick and easy way to share voice messages over the interwebs.

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Read and learn the chart.
Do the exercise.

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Choose one scenario and write sentences using as many reporting verb patterns as you can based on what happened. You will get an answer key for this task but in the meantime, you can post your sentences here!

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Learn about key words used in newspapers and do the self-correcting multiple-choice test.

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NEWSPAPER HEADLINES - Useful Language worksheet

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Mass media online worksheet for intermediate. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Do the self-correcting worksheet.

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News and journalism - Interactive worksheet

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Vocabulary interactive and downloadable worksheet. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Do page 161 on your textbook English File Upper-intermediate and correct yourself with the answer key.

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Vocaroo is a quick and easy way to share voice messages over the interwebs.

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I live in the north of Sabadell, so I live very close to the Can Deu Forest. At night wild boars use to go out for a walk in the street or look for food at the trash cans.

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https://voca.ro/k2axV2OjXV9

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https://vocaroo.com/embed/9mQAX1kts8D

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https://voca.ro/n89n8nK5HSJ

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https://voca.ro/8v6O7R7E1dC

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https://voca.ro/cd0VqrRWh69

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Normally in my neighborhood we don't have problems with wild animals because I live in the city center.
But, during this period of lockdown, some nights when I walked my dog I have seen in many occasions rats running in the streets!!

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Scenario 3

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Scenario 2

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https://voca.ro/nWvPZTCFffr

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4.4 task
Have you ever been wrongfully accused of doing something?

https://voca.ro/fHHR14QSFjX

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One of the reasons which I love London is the variety of animals that lives in quite harmony with the citizens. Squirrels, foxes, deers and crows are well integrated into the urban landscape, due to the large number and the extent of parks.
You can't went back from London without feeding peanuts to squirrels; they even climb your clothes to get the food.

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Joel Sanchez Manrique - Task 4.6- scenario 3

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Joel Sanchez Manrique - Task 4.6- scenario 3

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Task 4.6 - scenario 3

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Have you ever been wrongfully accused of doing something?
https://voca.ro/bI8xrkYTVOT

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Meritxell Venteo_ Have you ever been wrongfully accused of doing something?

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Meritxell Venteo_ Have you ever been wrongfully accused of doing something?

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I haven't been wrongfully accused of doing something, but my cousin was, and it was my fault! We were teenagers and we were at grandma's house. I had removed my black eyes make-up staining a white grandma's towel. Minutes later, my grandma saw a black spot and told off my cousin because she thought it was oil engine from his motorbike.

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ANIMALS IN THE CITY
https://voca.ro/nZM2MpVxcaE

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https://voca.ro/mHVenD55PoJ

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https://voca.ro/wrHTi3SNrz1

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Vocaroo is a quick and easy way to share voice messages over the interwebs.

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Vocaroo is a quick and easy way to share voice messages over the interwebs.

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Reported Speech Key for the different scenarios. Check it out!