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02/07/2014

Different war game to play!

Mr. B

With beautiful art, a sentimental story, and gameplay that emphasizes helping people rather than killing them, Valiant Hearts: The Great War is a refreshingly different kind of war game.

18/06/2014

Mr. B

11/06/2014

For our beloved students who'll take Cambridge Test on June 14 and 15, 2014 you can visit this website. The website contains some exercises for the test so you can choose the level whether you're on Key (KET) for Schools, Flyers (YLE Flyers), Movers (YLE Movers) or Starters (YLE Starters). Good luck for your test!

Ms. E

https://www.teachers.cambridgeesol.org/ts/exams

Cambridge English Teaching Support provides a wide range of teaching resources and information to support teachers. A free account gives access to free materials from Cambridge English Language Assessment and our monthly teacher newsletter

04/06/2014

Today's Phrase: to weigh in

To weigh in means to give an opinion in a discussion or argument.

Examples:

Even my grandmother weighed in when we were discussing climate change - she said it’s a punishment for our sins.

Owners of small businesses have weighed in on the interest rate debate. Most of them want to keep the rates low for as long as possible.

taken from: bbc.co.uk

Ms. E

02/06/2014

Happy Children's Day for all children in the world!

30/05/2014

Do you know what's the meaning when someone says, "I literally know what you meant"?
Literally means "actually" or "without exaggeration". So, when you say "I literally ...," it means you're describing something exactly as it happened; you're being literal.

Ms. E

30/05/2014

“Ninety-nine percent of people believe they can’t do great things, so they aim for mediocrity.”
Tim Ferriss

Many of us are taught from an early age to have practical goals. We shouldn’t try to be a rock star, supermodel, or astronaut because the chances of success are so slim.

But it’s time to challenge those self-imposed restraints. As Ben Nemtin, from “The Buried Life”, pointed out: “The level of competition is highest for realistic goals because most people don’t set high enough goals for themselves.”

Don’t be afraid to go for your wildest dream. It may take more effort, but you’ll also be more energized.

For more energizing quotes, click the source www.incomediary.com

Happy Friday,
Ms. I

23/05/2014

"6 minutes English"
Do you know what it is?
"6 Minutes English is a BBC program to improve your English skills, specially your listening skill. Here is the newest topic, Coffee addiction. To know more about it, please visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general/sixminute/2014/05/140522_6min_coffee_addiction.shtml

In addition, you can download the audio and the text. Good luck ... :-)

Last updated at 13:31 BST, Thursday, 22 May 2014 Are you addicted to coffee? Scientists are warning about the effects of being addicted to caffeine - the stimulant found in coffee.

23/05/2014

Today's Phrase: in the hole.
In American English, if someone says they are in the hole they mean they are in debt. And you might find this expression accompanied by a figure.

Examples:

I'm very worried. I have just lost my job and I'm $1,000 in the hole.

Economists are scratching their heads. The global recession has left many countries in the hole. Which ones are likely to regain prosperity?

Taken from: www.bbc.co.uk

Ms. E

20/05/2014

Mr. B

The rather demanding hardware and space requirements might limit which games you can play, but your living room will be filled with raucous laughter and yelling just the same.

16/05/2014

The weather keeps changing these days. Learning the terms about weather is a good idea to improve your English as well developing your knowledge about the environment. Check some quizzes about weather in bbc.co.uk and here are some examples of the quizzes you may want to know.

Ms. E