Today is 25th of November, today Thanksgiving is celebrated all over the world.

 And one of the most popular dinner food is baked/roasted turkey so click on the link and get ready to know everything you need to prepare a delicious dinner for you and your loved ones. Enjoy!

Click on the image to see the video and do the comprehension activities.

25th November International Day against Gender Violence. Luka by Suzanne Vega

Future: Will / Going to / Be +ING / Present Simple with Edpuzzle

4ºESO Revision Present Perfect simple or continuous

Present perfect simple or continuous

Got 3 minutes? Wordshake time!

Click here to start the challenge!

Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous: talking about how much vs talking about how long

Present Perfect Continuous Humor!

1ºBach. Present Perfect Simple and Continuous, see if you know all about them.

1ºBach. Unit 2: Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous? check this out!

1ºBach: -Ing or To Infinitive? That's the question!

Past Perfect & Past simple to show Sequence of Events by Daniel Byrnes. In this video you will learn how to show the sequence of events in the past using the past perfect, past simple, conjunctions, and prepositions.

Have you ever met somebody 101 years old? If so, what would you ask him/her? Watch Kids meet a 101 years old at Hiho

1ºBACH: Stative verbs cannot be used in the progressive form. Sure? Let's have a look at the video from BBC Learning English

4ºESO & 1ºBach: Tired of using USED TO all the time? There are other options to talk about past habits. Have a look at the video and try to get rid of those old bad habits of you.

4ºESO. Used to and Would: some humor to put into practice this grammar point courtesy of BBC Learning English

Past Perfect & Past Simple at Easy English

Welcome back!

Hello, I hope you would like some challenging game. This is a classic, however, it doesn't make it less exciting! WORDSHAKE at British Council Learn English website. In fact there is an update to the one I show you here but it needs a better internet connection, and the features are the same, as I said before, I hope you enjoy it just the same as me! Just click here and let's play!

Past Modals Arnel's Everyday English (Edpuzzle)

Women in science who changed the world (11th February International Day of Women and Girls in Science)

Intermediate+ Word of the Day: sway

Display problems? Open this email in your web browser. WordReference.com Online Language Dictionaries Intermediate+ Word of the Day: sway To sway means 'to move or swing from side to side' or 'to cause to move or swing from side to side.' Figuratively, it means 'to influence' and, related to this, it can also mean... Continue reading... Unsubscribe | Manage your subscription

Basic+ Word of the Day: deer

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Display problems? Open this email in your web browser. WordReference.com Online Language Dictionaries Intermediate+ Word of the Day: goad A goad is a rod with a pointed (or, nowadays, sometimes electrically charged) end for driving cattle or other animals. Figuratively, something that drives, urges, or encourages can also be a goad. The related verb to goad means... Continue reading... Unsubscribe | Manage your subscription

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Intermediate+ Word of the Day: hoist

Display problems? Open this email in your web browser. WordReference.com Online Language Dictionaries Intermediate+ Word of the Day: hoist To hoist is a verb that means 'to lift or raise,' especially with a mechanical device. In US English, it also means 'to raise to one's lips and drink,' mainly referring to beer, whiskey or any other alcoholic drink. As a noun, a hoist is... Continue reading... Unsubscribe | Manage your subscription

Basic+ Word of the Day: cork

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Intermediate+ Word of the Day: flounder

Display problems? Open this email in your web browser. WordReference.com Online Language Dictionaries Intermediate+ Word of the Day: flounder To flounder means 'to struggle to move or to gain balance,' usually helplessly and quite clumsily. Related to this, it also means 'to speak or act in a clumsy way or with hesitation' and, more generally, 'to struggle' or 'to be in great difficulty.' You might have also heard that a flounder is a type of... Continue reading... Unsubscribe | Manage your subscription

Basic+ Word of the Day: weapon

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Intermediate+ Word of the Day: hip

Display problems? Open this email in your web browser. WordReference.com Online Language Dictionaries Intermediate+ Word of the Day: hip The hip is the part on each side of our bodies where where the thigh bone meets the pelvis and also the joint of this area. Unrelatedly, the hip is the ripe fruit of a rose. As an adjective... Continue reading... Unsubscribe | Manage your subscription