Hello all!
We’re closer and closer to getting back to normal, you can practically feel it in the air! Continue reading “Preliminary (B1)”
Hello all!
We’re closer and closer to getting back to normal, you can practically feel it in the air! Continue reading “Preliminary (B1)”
Hello everyone!
How’s April treating you? As our third week of lock down comes to an end, we want to take a moment to thank all of you who are #athome so that we can go back to normal as soon as possible. Make no mistake, you too are heroes! Continue reading “Activities for all levels!”
Hello everyone!
Today we’re going to talk about ‘false friends’, words in English that, given their similarity with Spanish ones, are often confusing for students. Let’s start with, probably, the most common false friend:
Sensitive vs Sensible
When students want to say ‘Sara es muy sensible’ they often write ‘Sara is very sensible’. However, it should be written ‘Sara is very sensitive’ as ‘sensible’ in English means sensata/o.
Now, take a look at the following list of words in Spanish, how would you say them in English?
The correct answers are:
Notice the difference between the correct word and the false friend:
Now that you know the difference, fill in the gaps with the correct word:
How did it go? Scroll down to check your answers at the end of the post!
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Have a great January everyone!
Hello everybody and Happy New Year 2017!
From Euroschool we hope you have the year of a lifetime! And, what better way to start the New Year than with the second part of the British Council post? The first part, by the way, holds our record of the most hits in one day! 🙂 Continue reading “British Council (Part 2)”
Hello everyone!
Today we have something really interesting for you, we are going to talk about the British Council.
What is that? Most of you must be wondering. Well, exactly! That’s why we have asked our teacher Chris Hurling to explain.
Some of you may not know Chris so a brief introduction is in order: Continue reading “British Council (Part 1)”