Dear students,

Go on watching the video we started to watch in class and take some notes about the vocabulary, past tenses, passive voice (only 2nd Batx) and expressions you think they are useful to make a summary (3th ESO) or a narrative essay (2nd Batx) about the following topic: The Environment.
  
Extra-work 

2Batx: Option A. Opinion essay
                             What would you change to get a better world in the future? If you were in charge of the law in your country what would you do?

                          B. A For and Against essay
                              Do you know any ways to save the Nature in the future?
                              What are the advantages and disadvantages of saving energy nowadays?

Click on the following link to watch the video EARTH 2100. Lucy's story

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City of stars. KARAOKE

Click on the link below and sing the song

City of stars.


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More about phrasal verbs

Copy and click on the link below in order to improve the use of the different phrasal verbs

https://youtu.be/rfUngkalcN0

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Phrasal Verbs: Take up, after, to...

You should watch this video about the different meanings of  'take'
as a phrasal verb.

Copy and click on the link below:

https://youtu.be/mrXt9yrZryg

Happy Xmas to you all

Merry Christmas!!!

British comedy series

Copy and click on the link below so that you can have some fun with this British comedy

https://www.facebook.com/BritishComedy/videos/1962658410618121/

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2Batx Gossips

Do you like gossips? Read this article, make a list of words and give your opinion: If the Queen attended her grandson's wedding, he/she...

Why the Queen might not attend Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding. 

By Bobbie Edsor 

The Queen might not attend Prince Harry's wedding to Meghan Markle.

The Queen is head of the Church of England, which teaches that marriage is for life.

As this is Meghan Markle's second wedding, the Queen may feel uncomfortable witnessing a divorcee's marriage.

This stopped her from attending Prince Charles' second marriage in 2005.

At the time, the Queen reportedly said: "I am not able to go ... I do not feel that my position permits it."

The world is frenzied with excitement over Prince Harry's proposal to Meghan Markle.

When the engagement was publicly announced Monday morning, the Queen was amongst the first to give her blessing to the happy couple, saying she was "delighted."

Whether the Queen will actually attend the wedding ceremony, however, is unclear.

As the British monarch, the Queen is also the head of the Church of England. The Church of England teaches that marriage is for life, and divorce is not encouraged. Clergy are urged to think carefully before remarrying a couple.

As Meghan Markle is a divorcee, the Queen may not feel she can attend or witness Markle's second marriage - even if it is to her grandson.