Answers to the Riddles

Did you guess the riddles? Here are the answers, pay attention!

Let's review Conditional Sentences!

We shouldn't have any problem using conditional sentences (type 1). In case you need further practice or clarification, you can visit this website and read the explanations and do some activities. Remember we have just seen Type 1 Conditional Sentences. There are another two types, in case you want to go into further details. I hope it helps!

Future with "WILL"

As you know, these days we are learning how to talk about the future using the modal auxiliary verb will.

You can click here for further explanation on this topic. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to do some more activities. I hope it helps!

A Limerick by Ángela Moreno

Ángela Moreno (3º D) wrote a limerick for Book Day. As you know, a limerick is a five line stanza whose rhyming pattern is a-a-b-b-a.

Ángelas' one is quite quite good, congratulations for it!

You can listen and read, don't miss it!


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Two 5 W Poems by Aurora Ceballos

As you know, we celebrated Book Day by writing easy poems in English. Here you can see and listen to Aurora's poems (3ºB), which are great.

5 W poems consist of five lines answering the questions: who?, what?, when?, where? and why?

Thanks for your contribution, Aurora. You did a really good job!


A 5W POEM

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Forms for the Future

Lately we have learnt about two different forms English has to refer to future time: be going to and Present Continuous.

For an explanation and activities on be going to, click here.


Remember that we use Present Continuous to talk about totally planned activities. You can review it here.

Pilar's Riddle

Pilar (3º D) has a question for you. She has described two articles of clothing. Listen and write comments if you think you know what complements she is talking about.

Beatriz's Riddle

Listen carefully! Beatriz (3º D) has left a riddle for you to guess who this person is. If you need a hint, I can tell you it is a job.

Send comments with the answers!

Spaniards and Americans in Lebrija's Newspaper

If you click on the image you will be able to see the article in full size. Don't miss it!