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Recruiting Resources: How to Recruit and Hire Better

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Job Descriptions: Job Description Templates and Examples

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Never write another job description from scratch. Use Workable's free job description templates and sample examples to attract great hires.

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Simple present tense

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Commuting

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En este link les dejo varias opciones para descargar e imprimir planeadores semanales en inglés :) Incorpóralos a tu rutina diaria y así aprenderás el vocabulario de días de la semana y frases comunes en la planeación.

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Este video lo aclara todo :)

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English Grammar: Prepositions: Difference between IN and ON

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oma nota y trata de explicármelas en clase :)

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Use above when the two objects are not touching.

Use on or on top of when the two objects are touching.

The pictures are above the couch. The pillows are on the couch.
Difference between "on" and "on top of"?
Generally, we use "on" when it is a normal place to put something:

And we use "on top of" when it is an unusual place to put something:

The keys are on top of the refrigerator.

under / below / underneath / beneath

Use under when one object is covered by another.

Use below when one object is in a lower position than the other.

Underneath and beneath are more formal words for "under" and "below."

behind / in front of

These words are opposites. Use behind when object A is farther away from you than object B, and in front of when object A is closer to you than object B.

In the first picture, the mouse is in front of the box.

In the second picture, the mouse is behind the box.

What about "in back of"?
Some people say "in back of" for "behind." Note that it's always "in back of" and never "back of:"

We can also say "in the back of" to describe the back part of a space:

Jonas and Gabriel like to sit in the back of the classroom so that the teacher can't see them.

between / beside / next to

Beside and next to are the same, but beside is a little more formal. In everyday English we usually say "next to." Between means that the object is in the middle of two other objects.

near / close to / by

These words all mean the same thing - that the distance between the two objects is small. Be careful not to confuse them. "Close to" is the only one that uses the word "to."

Nearby is used without a direct object. It is generally used at the end of a sentence or phrase.

in / inside / within / into

In and inside mean the same thing in most cases:

The word "into" is actually a preposition of movement, not location. It means something is moving into a space:

The word "within" means "inside a limit." The limit can be in place, time, or some other scale.

There are five malls within ten miles of here.
(limit of place)

She's written three books within the last year.
(limit of time)

The law didn't pass because of disagreements within the government.
(limit of area / class of people)

out / outside / out of

Outside refers to location. In this case, we cannot use "out."

Out and out of usually suggest movement, not just location. "Out of" must always be followed by a noun.

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above / on top of / on Use above when the two objects are not touching. Use on or on top of when the two objects are touching. The pictures are above the couch. The pillows are on the couch.

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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the bus station?
the factory?
the police station?

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¿cómo las traducirías al español?

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Imagina esto, un(a) extranejero(a) muy guapo(a) se te acerca y te pregunta cómo llegar de ICO a la catedral... :O
Aquí algunas frases para dar instrucciones

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Ya no puedes decir que está difícil

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¿Estos post-its son imperativos? ¿Qué dicen en español?

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Añade un comentario en inglés con el imperativo que más dices ;)

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Aquí algunos en inglés y su traducción :) ¿Notas alguna estructura gramatical en común?

Be quiet. = Estate tranquilo.

Turn off the TV. = Apaga la televisión.

Lock the door. = Cierra la puerta (con llave)

Think about it. = Piénsalo.

Insert your card. = Introduzca su tarjeta.

Show me how to do it. = Enséñame cómo hacerlo

Look out! = ¡Cuidado!

Ack! A spider… 🤬 it! = ¡Ay! Una araña… ¡mátala!

Turn on the light. = Enciende la luz.

Pass me the salt. = Pásame la sal.

Come in! = Entra.

Hurry up! = ¡Date prisa!

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¿Puedes explicar esta infografía? Añade un comentario o dímelo en clase :-) #PuntosParaElValiente

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¿Sabías que el nombre de los días de la semana tiene un origen e historia? Aquí una infografía que lo explica.

Tyr is the ancient god of War and the Lawgiver of the gods. The bravest of the gods. Tyr also seems to be a god of justice. His name is derived from Tiw or Tiwaz an Tacticus and other Roman writers have equated this character to Mars, the receiver of human sacrifice. His day is Tuesday.

Odin was the Father of all the Gods and men. Odin is pictured either wearing a winged helm or a floppy hat, and a blue-grey cloak.

Frigga (Frigg, Fricka), Odin’s wife, was considered to be the Mother of all; and protector of children. She is said to know the future, although she will not speak of it.

Saturn is the Roman god of agriculture, sowing, harvest, and seeds. Interpreted as the most complex deity in Roman religion, Saturn is also perceived as the god of wealth and abundance.

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Ship or Sheep : minimal pair ESL pronunciation practice - free online

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Shiporsheep.com teaches British English pronunciation with minimal pairs, providing free online pronunciation and elocution lessons for ESL learners and for accent reduction.