Here are the audios for 10.14 part one and part two and the audio for 10.17 and some more answers. For excellent pre-exam practice, try these interactive readings from National Geographic Learning. You can read all about UK national newspapers here. You can check out the form of the passive visually here. Have a look at the description of grammar in English newspaper headlines here. Read about three famous crimes and do the activities. Check out different kinds of crime and then listen to the perfect crime.
Cabbages is a play on words. It derives from the acronym "CoL" for cursos online, i.e. online courses, but comes from the literal translation of the Spanish word "col".
Thursday, 28 March 2019
Headline writing is an art form. (Jennifer Lee)
Here are the audios for 10.14 part one and part two and the audio for 10.17 and some more answers. For excellent pre-exam practice, try these interactive readings from National Geographic Learning. You can read all about UK national newspapers here. You can check out the form of the passive visually here. Have a look at the description of grammar in English newspaper headlines here. Read about three famous crimes and do the activities. Check out different kinds of crime and then listen to the perfect crime.
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Thank you very much, Nina.
See you tomorrow.
The interactive readings from National Geographic Learning are very interesting.
I'm glad you like them :)
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