SPORTS

BRITAIN: SPORT IS GREAT

Here is a video about sports in the UK.

ACTIVITY 1. Choose all the things that Richard does in the video:

He attends a press conference.

He drives a Ferrari.

He goes inside Wembley stadium.

He has a driving lesson.

He looks at a statue.

He takes part in a race.

He visits an Olympic stadium.

He visits Silverstone.

He walks across the Wembley pitch.

He watches a football match.

He watches a Grand Prix race.

ACTIVITY 2. Fill in the spaces with words (maximum 3) or numbers from the video:

Silverstone Circuit is one of the world’s most famous 

 venues. 

It has been modernised over the last 60 years and its most recent development is the Silverstone Wing, which is a new 

 and paddock. 

Richard Phillips is the 

 . 

He says that the circuit attracts 

 people over the weekend of a Grand Prix. 

It's the biggest 

 in the country.

USED TO+ BE USED TO + GET USED TO

Let's practise these verbs with the following exercises:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

FEBRUARY EXAMS- DATES

FEBRUARY EXAMS- BURGO’S MORNING CLASSES

5TH FEBRUARY: WRITING+ LISTENING	ORAL EXAMS: 12 AND 14TH FEBRUARY
7TH FEBRUARY: READING + ORALS

FEBRUARY EXAMS- BURGO’S EVENING CLASSES

6TH FEBRUARY: WRITING+ LISTENING	ORAL EXAMS: 13 AND 15TH FEBRUARY
8TH FEBRUARY: READING + ORALS

TRANSLATION

For next week, you can give the translation of the following sentences (give them to me both in Spanish and English):

1. El entrenador quiere que los jugadores corran más
2. El deportivo de mi colegio es grande y hay muchas sillas
3. Vivo en Logroño desde que tengo 23 años
4. ¿ María ha estado alguna vez en Suecia??-  No, pero le gustaría

ENJOY YOUR WEEKEND!!!

SPORTS

Now we are speaking about sports, here is a video about this interesting topic. Hope you enjoy it!
Watch it firstly with subtitles and secondly without

Here is another video related to sports:

HI AGAIN!

Hi!!

I hope you had great holidays. Here we are back again to improve and consolidate our English.

Mmmmmm... let's start with a listening for you to open your ears.

LISTENING 1 , a bit easier

LISTENING 2 , a bit more difficult