Blog para los alumnos de inglés del IES Enrique Tierno Galván, Madrid.
Monday, 16 February 2015
Thursday, 5 February 2015
Great Britain!
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Find out what's great about Britain and share your opinion! A series of videos from the BBC website that show different aspects of British culture. Enjoy!!
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Becas para cursar 1º de bachillerato en EEUU o Canadá
Desde el Programa de Becas de Bachillerato de la Fundación Amancio Ortega, se informa de la apertura del plazo de inscripción en las convocatorias “Becas Estudia en Canadá” y “Becas Estudia en USA”, dirigidas a alumnos de 4º de ESO de centros educativos de España interesados en cursar 1º de Bachillerato en Norteamérica. El Programa ofrece 200 becas (100 para Canadá y 100 para Estados Unidos).
Los estudiantes podrán realizar su inscripción y rellenar su solicitud hasta el próximo 9 de febrero de 2015 a través de la página web www.becas.faortega.org
La participación en el Programa de Becas requiere haber obtenido una nota media mínima de 7,5 y una nota mínima de 8 en la asignatura de lengua inglesa en 3º de ESO. También se tendrá en cuenta como criterio de selección la renta per cápita de la unidad familiar del alumno solicitante.
Pueden encontrar información sobre el Programa en los perfiles de las redes sociales: Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/becasfaortega) y Twitter (@BecasFaortega).
Los estudiantes podrán realizar su inscripción y rellenar su solicitud hasta el próximo 9 de febrero de 2015 a través de la página web www.becas.faortega.org
La participación en el Programa de Becas requiere haber obtenido una nota media mínima de 7,5 y una nota mínima de 8 en la asignatura de lengua inglesa en 3º de ESO. También se tendrá en cuenta como criterio de selección la renta per cápita de la unidad familiar del alumno solicitante.
Pueden encontrar información sobre el Programa en los perfiles de las redes sociales: Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/becasfaortega) y Twitter (@BecasFaortega).
Sunday, 11 January 2015
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Monday, 1 December 2014
Job Hunting Skills
Watch this presentation with information that will help you improve your job hunting skills.
Interesting links:
Sample cover letter: Outline
Sample cover letter: Requesting an opening
Sample cover letter: Responding to an advertisement
Cover letter email samples
Interesting links:
Sample cover letter: Outline
Sample cover letter: Requesting an opening
Sample cover letter: Responding to an advertisement
Cover letter email samples
Monday, 17 November 2014
Compare and Contrast
A Comparison or Contrast essay is an essay in which you either compare something or contrast something. A comparison essay is an essay in which you emphasize the similarities, and a contrast essay is an essay in which you emphasize the differences.
Likewise Same as As...as At the same time
Although Unlike Conversely Meanwhile Not as (so)... as
Comparative adjectives
Some worksheets to practice the use of these transition words:
How to write a comparison/contrast essay:
Paragraph 1: State what the topic is about and say the subjects have similarities and differences. Let the reader know your preference. There are several different ways to write the first paragraph of an essay. The thesis sentence will be the last in the paragraph and should be soecific (related to the topic). A couple of examples: Online and paper-based portfolios - What the World Eats
Paragraph 2: Mention some of the similarities. Use expressions like - One similarity - Another point they have in common - A further similarity - Also, or any of the ones previously mentioned.
Paragraph 3: Mention some of the differences. Use expressions like -One difference is - Another difference is - A further dissimilarity - Also... or any of hte ones previously mentioned
Paragraph 4:Decide if there were more similarities or differences between the 2. State which of the options you prefer and give at least 3 reasons to justify your choice. You need to write at least 3 sentences to explain your choice.
Compare and Contrast Structures:
Compare
Contrast
OVER TO YOU!!
- Connectors that show comparison (similarities):
Likewise Same as As...as At the same time
- Connectors that show contrast (differences):
Although Unlike Conversely Meanwhile Not as (so)... as
Comparative adjectives
Some worksheets to practice the use of these transition words:
How to write a comparison/contrast essay:
Paragraph 1: State what the topic is about and say the subjects have similarities and differences. Let the reader know your preference. There are several different ways to write the first paragraph of an essay. The thesis sentence will be the last in the paragraph and should be soecific (related to the topic). A couple of examples: Online and paper-based portfolios - What the World Eats
Paragraph 2: Mention some of the similarities. Use expressions like - One similarity - Another point they have in common - A further similarity - Also, or any of the ones previously mentioned.
Paragraph 3: Mention some of the differences. Use expressions like -One difference is - Another difference is - A further dissimilarity - Also... or any of hte ones previously mentioned
Paragraph 4:Decide if there were more similarities or differences between the 2. State which of the options you prefer and give at least 3 reasons to justify your choice. You need to write at least 3 sentences to explain your choice.
Compare and Contrast Structures:
Compare
Both
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Each
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Neither
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Neither… nor
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Not as... as
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Comparative adjectives
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OVER TO YOU!!
Here is an example and a graphic organiser you can use, and some topics to practice:
- Vacationing in the City or at the Beach
- Big city or Small Cit
- Eating Fresh Foods or Canned Foods
- Backpacking or Staying in Hotels
- Aerobic Training verses Anaerobic Training
- Stick Shift or Automatic
- Two Great European Cities, Paris and London
- Mac or PC
- Vacationing at the Beach or in the Mountains
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