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Have a great week!
Prepare your presentation
Review links we used in class
Question types research:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffP9ocNQ6SU

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1. Listen to something.
2. Think about your pron of the different consonants - do any  need improving?  Watch a pron  clip on the pron website.
3. Think about what topic you will talk about in your final peer-teaching task (see p13 on the handout if you were absent this week)

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Homework February 8th (Anne) Glossary doc here

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Homework February 8th (Anne) Glossary doc here

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1. Listen again to the short clip about vocabulary learning, and another idea. How are YOU learning the vocabulary from this course?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evTXudMf2M4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIAi2tufxgA

2. Complete a glossary of important terms from your subject, check you can pronounce them and define them.
send to Anne by February 22nd

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1. Listen again to the clip on flipped classrooms & review the vocabulary from the vocabulary page
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lx1QcIIBTfI

2. Review the classroom expressions from the worksheet, and come with any questions

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1.  Listen to the clip about pronunciation of "been" below.

2.  Choose another clip from the pron website to watch.
3. Revise the vocab on our Vocab page

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Tim
Hi. I'm Tim and this is my Pronunciation Workshop. Here, I'm going to show you how English is really spoken. Come on, let's go inside. Today, I'm going to use two things to help me demonstrate a feature of English pronunciation. This is a bin and this is a bean. What's the connection? Well, I'm sure you know the past participle of the verb 'to be' - 'been', right? Well, we asked some people how long they had been in London.

Voxpops
I've been in London seventeen years.
I have been in London seven years.
I've been in London for more than a year now.
I've been in London every summer since I was eighteen.

Tim
Now, they all used the word 'been' - but nobody actually said 'been'. Listen again. What word do you actually hear them say?

I've been in London seventeen years.
I have been in London seven years.
I've been in London for more than a year now.
I've been in London every summer since I was eighteen.

Tim
In fluent everyday English, when the auxiliary 'been' is not stressed its pronunciation changes to /bɪn/. 'I've been in London since 2015' becomes 'I've /bɪn/ in London since 2015'. This is what's known as a weak form and it helps speech to flow more naturally and fluently. Here are some more examples.

I've been working here for several years.
How long have you been waiting?
It's been years since I went to the cinema.
What have you been up to since we last met?

Tim
So you've heard the examples, and now it's your turn. You know the drill: listen and repeat.

Examples
I've been working here for several years.
How long have you been waiting?
It's been years since I went to the cinema.
What have you been up to since we last met?

Tim
Well done. And remember, if you want to learn more about pronunciation, then please visit our website, bbclearningenglish.com. And that is about it from the pronunciation workshop for now. I'll see you soon. Bye bye! Now, what to do with this old bean... of course, put it in the bin. Oww! I should've been more careful... again.

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BBC Learning English - Pronunciation / Tim's Pronunciation Workshop: Been

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Tim Hi. I'm Tim and this is my Pronunciation Workshop. Here, I'm going to show you how English is really spoken. Come on, let's go inside. Today, I'm going to use two things to help me demonstrate a feature of English pronunciation. This is a bin and this is a bean.

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1. Write your academic document and send it to me by next Thursday 25th (see page  7 on the handout if you missed the class).

2. Listen to something (ted talk, 6 minute English, film, netflix...) and be ready to talk about it next time. Post the link on our "Recommended Listenings" page.
3. Read about your colleagues on the "Who are we?" page. (If you haven´t posted your own introduction on this page  yet, please do so).
Thanks and have a good week!

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News, sport and opinion from the Guardian’s global edition | The Guardian

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Latest international news, sport and comment from the Guardian

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important - synonyms and related words | Macmillan Dictionary

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Comprehensive list of synonyms for important, by Macmillan Dictionary and Thesaurus

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Flo-Joe: THE place on the web for Cambridge English exam preparation: PET, FCE, CAE, CPE, IELTS

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For teachers and students preparing for Cambridge English: exams, including Cambridge English First (FCE), Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) and Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE

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1. Write a short introduction to yourself on the "Who are we?" page and upload a photo (it doesn´t have to show your face! - it can be a photo of something related to you in some way instead).
2. Go to the "Recommended Listenings" page and listen to either a TED talk or a 6-minute English clip.  Post the link to your chosen listening on the same page.  Be ready to talk about your listening next week in class.
3. Revise today´s vocab (on the Vocab page).

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UPV B2+ COURSE LEIOA OCT - DEC 2018 Vocabulary Record

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This is where we can take it in turns to keep a record of the vocabulary that has come up in class.  INSTRUCTIONS FOR CREATING A POST: - Double click on the wall and an empty post box will appear. Click once to finish and fix the post on the wall.  You can also edit afterwards (if you want) by clicking on the pen icon at the top right of the box.

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Hello, I hope you enjoyed the first class today and will find the different pages on this site useful. You will meet the 2 tutors on the course, Julie Mills and Anne Lennon, on the following dates -

11 Jan Julie
18 Jan Julie
25 Jan Julie
1 Feb Anne
8 Feb Anne
15 Feb Julie
22 Feb Julie
1 March Anne
8 March Anne
15 March Anne + Julie

Work to do at home will be posted on this, the main page, so that it´s easy for you to catch up if  you have to miss a class.
See you next week!