  Listen to the song and complete the missing words:
I' (sit) here in the boring room It's just another Sunday afternoon I' (waste) my time I got nothing to do I' (hang) around I' (wait) for you But nothing ever happens - and I wonder I' around in my car I' too fast I'm driving too far I'd like to change my point of view I feel so lonely I' (wait) for you But nothing ever happens - and I wonder Chorus I wonder I wonder why Yesterday you told me 'bout the blue blue sky And all that I can see is just a yellow Lemon tree I' ( turn) my head up and down I'm turning turning turning turning turning around And all that I can see is just another Lemon tree I' ( sit) here I miss the power I'd like to go out taking a But there's a heavy cloud inside my head I feel so put myself into bed Where nothing ever happens - and I wonder Isolation- is not good for me Isolation- I don't want to sit on a lemon tree I' (step) around in the dessert of joy Baby anyhow I'll get another toy And will happen - and you'll wonder Chorus And I wonder wonder I wonder I wonder why Yesterday you told me 'bout the blue blue sky And all that I can see (x4) is just another yellow Lemon tree Now, watch this video with the lyrics. | |||||||||
Monday, 30 May 2011
Lemon Tree by Fools´Garden
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Game: Can you find out who killed Angela Spelling??
This is an entertaining, fascinating game for 4º ESO and Bachillerato Students.
Take some time, you will feel like a real detective!!
Getting the Right Tense
Hello class!!
Do you want to get a Certificate? Click on this page and you will find
easy and funny activities to practise VERB TENSES. You can do the Quiz, the Game
with a funny Treasure Hunt, the Worksheets... At the end you´ll get a personal certificate.
I hope you have a good time with Verb Tenses!!
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN Worksheet
Are you a Jack-Sparrow-addict? Have you seen Pirates of the Caribbean yet?
Not yet? So, watch the trailer in English and then, do the activity below.
WORKSHEET No.1
Pirates of the Caribbean:
On Stranger Tides
1. Watch Jack Sparrow’s introduction and complete the
blanks with the right word you hear
“Hello boys and girls… or… ___________ my name is Captain Jack Sparrow. Ah! I take it
some of you have heard of me. As you may well know there are times, almost ________ in fact,
when I prefer to look at the world from the ________ of a glass… rub... something like this.
You may’ve also heard __________ and rumors that Jack Sparrow’ll be recruiting a _____ to
undertake a voyage to the Fountain of Youth. Not true. Of course not. And even if it _____ not
true, you wouldn’t be interested in ________ me, would you? Eh?”
2. Watch the rest of the trailer and then complete the following incomplete phrases.
- “______ lies before us as we sail to the Fountain of Youth”
- You could ______ an expedition, you are Jack Sparrow
- “Don’t be a fool, Jackie, the Fountain will _____ you”
- “Was that really ___________?”
- “Steady as she ________”
- “_______________” The pirate all pirates fear
- “If I don’t make it to the fountain; ______________ will you”
- “How is it we can never meet _________ you pointing something at me?”
FUTURE FORMS 4º ESO
In case you didn´t pay attention in class - I hope not!, here you have some:
- GRAMMAR SUPPORT with new examples.
- Exercise 1
Wednesday, 11 May 2011
Woody Allen´s last film: Midnight in Paris
This is the trailer of the last film by Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris.
I bet you are willing to see it!
Watch it and then you can read the review
It will be in Spain this week!
It will be in Spain this week!
Midnight in Paris (2011) - Official Trailer... por Eklecty-City
Director: Woody Allen; starring: Owen Wilson,
Michael Sheen, Rachel McAdams,
Kathy Bates, Marion Cotillard. Rating: * *
The 64th Cannes Film Festival has begun with a soft landing. Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris, screening out of competition, is the latest dispatch from the Grand Tour of Europe that the American director, who claims to have been priced out of the States, has been sending in recent years. Even more than in Everyone Says I Love You, it’s a valentine of the camembert kind, a nostalgic wonderland that offers up a picture-postcard version of the city (Look! The Eiffel Tower! The Louvre! The Champs Elysees!) whiter than the national team of the French football federation’s dreams. It’s also Allen’s best film since Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
Owen Wilson plays Gil, a Californian hack who churns out screenplays but dreams of writing a novel. He and his fiancée Inez (Rachel McAdams) have come to Paris to sigh dreamily as they wander its boulevards and the banks of the Seine. The trouble is that Inez’s Tea Party-supporting parents are with them. Another problem is that Inez prefers to spend her time in the company of her college crush Paul (Michael Sheen), a pompous visiting academic who’s in town to deliver a lecture at the Sorbonne.
The film wanders from romantic comedy into time-travel territory when Gil winds up one night at a party where he meets Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. They drink, talk about art, and are happy to hoof it up. They represent the Paris he wants, and although at first he’s confused about whether they’re real, he goes along for the ride, having fun with Bunuel, Man Ray, Gertrude Stein (Kathy Bates) and Picasso, as well as falling for Adriana (Marion Cotillard), a would-be fashion designer and artist’s muse.
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