You're on the thin ice

Hi guys!

This week we're going to work with the idiom "You're on the thin ice"

Being on the thin ice has two meanings, the literal meaning-on ice that is too thin to support one. But obviously I'm not asking for that one, when you're on the thin ice, you're in a risky situation. You're already in trouble, and can't afford another mistake.

 On the other hand, I want to invite you to listen to U2's song I still haven't found what I'm looking for while you're playing Lyrics Game: Instructions; click on the timer, listen to the Youtube video and type (in the pink space and in any order) the words you hear.
See you at class ;)

Something funny

Sometimes it is very dificult to Spanish speakers to pronunce some sounds, words or sentences in English. But, do you actually think that it is easier to English speakers our language? Here you have some curious examples.

Welcome

Hi guys!

As you told me at class, some of you have had problems with the book online.

If you want to practice English online and your codebook is not available, you can use this blog.
I would like this blog to become an extra tool for our classes. 
Every week we will choose a new topic to discuss at the blog.
I invite you to share videos, blogs, activities or whatever you know or find to learn English on line. And if you have any question, please ask me.


See you at class