Sorry about that, but they just appear!
If anyone knows how to avoid them, please tell me! They are so annoying!
LINKS
:-)
Thursday, 29 March 2012
GENERAL STRIKE
OMG!
It's Wednesday night, the general strike has just started... but the BBC has nothing on its webpage, nor do "The Times", "The Independent" or "The Guardian"!!! Well, at least "The Telegraph" mentions something, it focuses on the flight cancellations, but that's about it.
As regards the USA, nothing is mentioned in either the "The New York Times"or "USA Today". However, the CNN does! Thanks God someone remembers us! You can read the article here (there's a video as well). And ... "The Washington Post" also devotes this article to our country, which offers quite a good general overview.
And all this makes me wonder, does the rest of the world really care about our situation? Will anyone help us out or is it up to us to get out of this crisis just by ourselves? Will the reform be implemented? Will the trade unions succeed? In what ways? What would you do if you were in power?
Please leave a comment with your opinion on any of these topics; it'll be interesting and excellent writing practice for you! You can remain anonymous if you wish (but if you let me know which comment is yours, it'll count as one more writing task for this term)
Friday, 2 March 2012
AND THE OSCAR GOES TO....
Hello again!
To practise your listening, please watch Mery Streep's speech here (BBC)
These are the pictures of the celebrities described in the photocopy we saw in class, just match them and indicate who's who. This is the text, just in case. Answers will appear in a comment in a few days!
By the way, in this post from EOI Guía you will find an interesting link to the English blog where they give interesting information about leap years and a funny tradition in the British Isles.
Etiquetas:
Listening,
Reading,
video,
Vocabulary
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