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Copia de  🆗 The Surprising Benefits Of Dreaming (B1 -B2)

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What company do you work for?, Where is the company from?, What is your duty?, When did you start working in this company?, Do you like your job?.

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1) What do you usually have for lunch at the weekend? 2) Are you going to do anything speacial this saturday? 3) What will you do your next birthday? 4) Will you go on holiday with your family next year? 5) Have you bought something online recently? 6) When did you last buy a present? 7) Have you ever wasted money on something you didn't need? 8) Are you terrifed of something? 9) What´s the most exciting ay of travelling? 10) Which person are you the closest to? 11) What are you looking forward to the most? 12) What languages would you like to be able to speak? 13) Have you seen a disappointing film? 14) Who's the most interesting person that you know? 15) Do you prefer sending messages or talking on the mobile? 16) What kind of activities do you enjoy the most? 17) What's your favourite kind of film? 18) Have you ever been punished at school?

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1) What do you usually have for lunch at the weekend? 2) Are you going to do anything speacial this saturday? 3) What will you do your next birthday?

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El número de espacios a rellenar depende del modo de juego o ejercicio seleccionado.

El vídeo se detendrá hasta que rellenes todas las palabras de la línea.

Si el vídeo se detiene tu vida descenderá, cuando tu vida se agota el juego termina.

Para volver a escuchar una línea presiona el botón o la tecla de "retroceso". También puedes pulsar sobre la letra y arrastrar hacia la izquierda.

Para saltar una palabra pulsa el botón o la tecla "tabulador". También puedes pulsar sobre la letra y arrastrar hacia la derecha.

Ten en cuenta que ambas cosas son penalizadas con algo de vida.

Al rellenar los huecos se consiguen puntos.

Si cometes errores perderás puntos, vida y bonificación.

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Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You | Vídeo Musical, Letra de la Canción y Karaoke

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Aprende Inglés de una forma divertida con el vídeo musical y la letra de la canción "I Will Always Love You" de Whitney Houston

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English File Pre-Intermediate Unit 5C "How much is enough?

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What do you usually drink for breakfast?, What do you usually drink at mid-morning?, What do you usually drink at mid-afternoon?.

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What music genres do you usually listen to?, What's your favourite band?, What's your favourite song?.

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Stopover - A short stay somewhere between two parts of the journey., Connecting flight - A second flight where you have to change planes., Departure lounge - The place at an airport where you wait for your flight., Duty-free shop - A shop in an airport or on a ship that sells things without tax., Air traveler - A passenger on a plane.,

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Stopover - A short stay somewhere between two parts of the journey., Connecting flight - A second flight where you have to change planes., Departure lounge - The place at an airport where you wait for your flight., Duty-free shop - A shop in an airport or on a ship that sells things without tax., Air traveler - A passenger on a plane.,

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English File Pre- Intermediate 4th Edition Unit 3B. Speaking

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Are you going to have staff meetings tomorrow?, Are you going to cook dinner tonight?, Are you going to do homeoffice tomorrow?.

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Tell me as much as you can about these companies!

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Tell me as much as you can about these companies!

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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When we think back to our schooldays, most of us can remember a favourite teacher. We asked some of our British Council colleagues to tell us about their favourite teachers. This is what they said.

My favourite teacher was one of my primary school teachers, Mrs Gilbertson. I've got very fond memories of being in her class. At the end of every school day, she used to let us put our heads on our desks and close our eyes, and she would read us stories, for example by Roald Dahl. I remember looking forward to that every day. We also put on a school play with her - Alice In Wonderland. I really enjoyed rehearsing and performing it. She was a very understanding and inspiring teacher, and it's thanks to her that I developed a lifelong love of literature.
Joanne

I had the most amazing piano teacher. When I came home after my first lesson with her, my parents couldn't believe how much better I sounded! She had a way of telling you just what you needed, just at the right moment. 'Make your little finger hard!' - and suddenly the piano started to sing. 'Your hand is a feather' - and my playing was immediately soft and delicate. She made me sound like a talented musician, even though I was tone-deaf and clumsy on the piano keys. As a teacher myself now, I often think about her and her brilliance in getting the best out of her students.
Jo

My absolute favourite teacher of all time was Mr Appleton, my French teacher from my first and second years in this massive comprehensive school that I went to in North London. He used to bring in things he'd got on his trips to France and he made the subject just come alive with them. It was the first time I was introduced to freshly baked croissants. And the smell of them still takes me back to his classroom. The walls of the classroom were covered in posters of different places in France. He'd also play French music at the beginning and end of each lesson. I always felt he wasn't just teaching us French but showing us the culture behind the language, and because of him I fell in love with the idea of travelling and still have that passion for seeing what's out there in the world.
Tina

One of my favourite teachers at primary school was Mr Berry. He loved music and was always playing the guitar in class. He was in charge of the 'wind band', where we played Beatles tunes on various instruments like flute, oboe and recorder. He always had time for everyone and had a great sense of humour. He was a bit of a hippie and let us call him by his first name, which was unheard of at that time!
Sally

Tell us about you!

Did you have a favourite teacher at school?

Why did you like them so much?

What did they teach you?

What do you think makes a good teacher?

Please tell us in English in the comments! If you want to practise speaking, you can record your response using SpeakPipe voice recorder and post a link to the recording in your comment.
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Todd: So, Monica, you do Tai Chi?

Monica: Yes, I've just joined a Tai Chi club?

Todd: What made you join the Tai Chi club?

Monica: Well, I wanted to do something that was a lot different to what I usually do, which is high impact sports like basketball and tennis.

Todd: So, you wanted to do something that was slower?

Monica: Yeah, well, I don't usually enjoy exercise that is quite slow such as yoga, but I decided to join this club and I'm really enjoying it.

Todd: So, what exactly is Tai Chi? What do you do in Tai Chi?

Monica: Well, there are different types of Tai Chi. There's the original Tai Chi which involves quick fast movements, and then there's a slower form of Tai Chi which is quite popular in Japan. I think it's called Mr. Young Tai Chi, and that involves very slow pronounced movements, and that's the Tai Chi that I'm doing.

Todd: How do you feel? Like after you do Tai Chi, do you feel tired? Do you feel energetic?

Monica: After I've done Tai Chi I feel quite energetic actually. I don't really feel tired because I haven't had a really hard workout, but I feel that my mind is very relaxed and focused and that I'm very motivated to do whatever I need to do for the rest of the day.

Todd: Now, you actually are a tennis coach, so you teach sports. Would you recommend Tai Chi for other athletes?

Monica: Yeah, I do recommend Tai Chi for other athletes. It's quite difficult to know exactly how you would benefit from Tai Chi, and how it can directly relate a specific sport, but I've heard that it works on your energy levels, and focuses your mind so that everything is in balance, and I think that can help in kind of sport because even in a sport like tennis, it's important to have balance when you're hitting the ball, when you're volleying, when you're getting ready for a smash. It actually involves having balance in terms of where your center of gravity is, so yeah, the concepts are similar.

Todd: So, Monica, a minute ago we were talking about Tai Chi and about how it helps longevity, helps you live a long life. One time when I was in Bangkok, I met a guy and he was doing Tai Chi and he looked really young, but he said the secret to his old life ... he said the secret to looking young, was Tai Chi and cold showers. He took a cold shower every morning.

Monica: Oh, wow!

Todd: Could you do that?

Monica: No, I don't think I could actually.

Todd: Yeah, you know, I actually tried it for awhile and I tried it for about a week and I did feel so energized and it was easy in Bangkok, cause it's really warm but I couldn't keep it up, especially not that I'm in the cold climate. There's no way.

Monica: Yeah, I remember when I was young, my mother used to teach me to splash my face with cold water in the morning because she believed that helped wake you up, and I remember as a child not liking that at all because I found it too cold. I preferred to splash my face with warm water.

Todd: So, have you heard about any other secrets to having a long life?

Monica: Yeah, I've heard of quite a few different secrets to having a long life. I guess one secret that a lot of different cultural groups seem to share is diet. If you take the Japanese as an example, and Japanese people do have a long life expectancy in comparison to other people from other countries. I think the Japanese eat a diet that's quite low in fat and reasonably low in salt as well, and I think their fluid intake is quite healthy because they drink a lot of green tea which has antioxidants in it, and a they drink a lot of miso soup which has a lot of vegetables in it, and is made from fermented barley, so I think that's very healthy.

Todd: I've also heard that people in the Mediterranean, they also often have a long life span in certain regions and maybe the combination of wine, just a little wine, not too much, but wine and olive oil, and then a lot of fish, seafood is also maybe beneficial to a long life.

Monica: Yeah, that's true. I've heard French people for example live a long life and that has often been said due to a glass of red wine a day, and I know people think differently about alcohol and it's affect on the body these days.

Todd: Right.

Monica: Yeah, because alcohol used to be considered quite a bad thing and discouraged in all forms but now people tend to think that a glass a day is actually quite beneficial to your health.

Todd: I've also actually heard that laughter, that people that laugh a lot tend to live longer.

Monica: Yeah, I've heard that too, actually, because laughing releases natural endorphins, and I think that helps you physiologically, and also I think psychologically you're happier if laughing so. Yeah, I think that long life is related to how you are feeling, and I think a lot of it is psychological as well as physical, for example, how much you are eating and what types of food you're eating.

Todd: Yeah, I guess, I'm kind of in the same boat, but I just don't know if I laugh that much. Maybe I'm in trouble.

Todd: So, Monica, a minute ago we were talking about Tai Chi and about how it helps longevity, helps you live a long life. One time when I was in Bangkok, I met a guy and he was doing Tai Chi and he looked really young, but he said the secret to his old life ... he said the secret to looking young, was Tai Chi and cold showers. He took a cold shower every morning.

Monica: Oh, wow!

Todd: Could you do that?

Monica: No, I don't think I could actually.

Todd: Yeah, you know, I actually tried it for awhile and I tried it for about a week and I did feel so energized and it was easy in Bangkok, cause it's really warm but I couldn't keep it up, especially not that I'm in the cold climate. There's no way.

Monica: Yeah, I remember when I was young, my mother used to teach me to splash my face with cold water in the morning because she believed that helped wake you up, and I remember as a child not liking that at all because I found it too cold. I preferred to splash my face with warm water.

Todd: So, have you heard about any other secrets to having a long life?

Monica: Yeah, I've heard of quite a few different secrets to having a long life. I guess one secret that a lot of different cultural groups seem to share is diet. If you take the Japanese as an example, and Japanese people do have a long life expectancy in comparison to other people from other countries. I think the Japanese eat a diet that's quite low in fat and reasonably low in salt as well, and I think their fluid intake is quite healthy because they drink a lot of green tea which has antioxidants in it, and a they drink a lot of miso soup which has a lot of vegetables in it, and is made from fermented barley, so I think that's very healthy.

Todd: I've also heard that people in the Mediterranean, they also often have a long life span in certain regions and maybe the combination of wine, just a little wine, not too much, but wine and olive oil, and then a lot of fish, seafood is also maybe beneficial to a long life.

Monica: Yeah, that's true. I've heard French people for example live a long life and that has often been said due to a glass of red wine a day, and I know people think differently about alcohol and it's affect on the body these days.

Todd: Right.

Monica: Yeah, because alcohol used to be considered quite a bad thing and discouraged in all forms but now people tend to think that a glass a day is actually quite beneficial to your health.

Todd: I've also actually heard that laughter, that people that laugh a lot tend to live longer.

Monica: Yeah, I've heard that too, actually, because laughing releases natural endorphins, and I think that helps you physiologically, and also I think psychologically you're happier if laughing so. Yeah, I think that long life is related to how you are feeling, and I think a lot of it is psychological as well as physical, for example, how much you are eating and what types of food you're eating.

Todd: Yeah, I guess, I'm kind of in the same boat, but I just don't know if I laugh that much. Maybe I'm in trouble.

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Adjective Clause B1-16 ELLLO Grammar Talks

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Listen to a woman talk about the secret to living a healthy life.

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Hi, everyone! I'm James and today we're going to talk about the past perfect tense - how we form it and why we use it.

By the time I arrived at the airport, the plane had already left. In this example, had left is the past perfect tense.

The structure for the past perfect tense is had + a past participle.

There are two past actions: arriving at the airport and the plane leaving. But which of these happened first?

The clue is the past perfect tense. The action in the past perfect is the action that always happens first. Because the verb 'leave' is in the past perfect - had left - we know that this action happened first. The action that happened second is often in the past simple tense - in this example: 'I arrived'.

When you want to talk about two past actions, one which happened before the other, remember to use the past perfect for the first action and the past simple for the second.

Thanks for joining us for this English In A Minute.

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BBC Learning English - Course: English In A Minute / Unit 1 / Session 65 / Activity 1

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Hi, everyone! I'm James and today we're going to talk about the past perfect tense - how we form it and why we use it. By the time I arrived at the airport, the plane had already left. In this example, had left is the past perfect tense.

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Table of contents Carvallo-Urbina-Zeliska (Pre Int 1 consolidation)

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Listening task English File Pre- Intermediate 4th Edition

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PRODUCTION - We make the products., SALES - We sell the products., LOGISTICS - We manage the products., IT - We manage the computer systems., FINANCE - we manage the money., HUMAN RESOURCES - We meet new employees.,

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PRODUCTION - We make the products., SALES - We sell the products., LOGISTICS - We manage the products., IT - We manage the computer systems., FINANCE - we manage the money., HUMAN RESOURCES - We meet new employees.,

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Dromex Pre-Intermediate 1 Mock oral exam

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1) I ...... be very shy when I was a little kid. a) used to b) used c) use to 2) I ...... eat any vegetables or fruit, but now I do. a) didn't used to b) didn't use c) didn't use to 3) Where ...... on holiday when you were a child ? a) did you use to go b) you used to go c) did you used to go 4) ...... like chocolate when you were younger? a) Did you use to b) You used to c) Did you use 5) I ...... early on Sunday mornings and then read the newspaper. a) use to get up b) used to get up c) usually get up 6) I ...... play hockey but now I find it exhausting. a) usually b) used to c) didn't use to 7) How ...... to go to school when you were a child? a) did you use b) used you c) you used 8) My mum ...... like cats but now she loves them! a) doesn't use to b) didn't use to c) used to

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1) I ...... be very shy when I was a little kid. 2) I ...... eat any vegetables or fruit, but now I do. 3) Where ...... on holiday when you were a child ?

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Wordgames: Crossword Puzzle - Travel - intermediate | Learn English Today

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English crossword puzzle on Travel for intermediate learners of English.

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Improve your English listening skills with Virtually Anywhere, our audio series. Listen to the first episode with final-year archaeology students Geeta and Paul and then try the learning activities.

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In general, Do they talk about positive or negative experiences?

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In general, Do they talk about positive or negative experiences?

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In this video, members of the LearnEnglish team talk about their schooldays.

Now tell us about you!

Did you enjoy school?

What kind of student were you?

What were your favourite subjects?

Please tell us in English in the comments! If you want to practise speaking, you can record your response using Speakpipe voice recorder and post a link to the recording in your comment.
Go to SpeakPipe voice recorder * Recordings are kept on SpeakPipe server for three months. Please don't include any music in your recording.

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In this video, members of the LearnEnglish team talk about their schooldays. Now tell us about you! Did you enjoy school? What kind of student were you? What were your favourite subjects? Please tell us in English in the comments!

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Dromex Pre-Intermediate 1 Mock oral exam

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How old do you think they are in each photo? What do you think it happened between the two photos?

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How old do you think they are in each photo? What do you think it happened between the two photos?

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Guess the hidden word in 6 tries. A new puzzle is available each day.