14 Mar
Today's class
Names on desk
Check attendance: Could you please sign us in?
Greet and welcome one another
Announcements
World Poetry Day (21 March)
Poems in different languages will be read in the school library on March 22.Â
Students will choose a poem they like, along with its corresponding translation.Â
As the students read their poems, the corresponding translations will be projected on the screen.Â
Priority will be given to works by women writers.Â
Short story contestÂ
Write a short story and participate in the school contest
A writing competition is taking place at our EOI and I invite you to participate in it. This is the main information to consider:
 Summary of conditions:
The micro-story must be written in the language in which the student is enrolled. The exception is Catalan: stories written in Catalan by students not enrolled in this language are accepted.
This year, the word "travel/trip" must be included.
The maximum length is 1000 characters.
 Categories:
Basic (A1 and A2)
Intermediate (B1 and B2)
Advanced (C1 and C2)
 Dates:
Until April 8, 2024, to submit your micro-stories.
April 23, 2024: announcement of awards.
In order to write your short story and enter the contest, click here.
Thank you very much and good luck to all the participants!Â
Final exam dates:
June
Written part: 5 June at 16.00
Speaking interview:
September:
Written part: 3 Sep at 16.00
Speaking interview:
External students' enrolment
Fire drill:
You can take notes for the monologue (PCTO).
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Reading clubs:
Tuesdays from 16.00 to 17.00 in room 4 organised by Maria Antònia Bernat. First meeting on 7 November.
Readers:Â
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon.Â
Holes by Louis SacharÂ
Matilda by Roald DahlÂ
 Women Writers organised by Elisabet BibiloniÂ
Meetings:
30 Nov, 22 Feb and 9 May from 17:30 to 18:30 at the school libraryÂ
Revise our last lesson. What did you learn?
Introduction to today's lesson:
Prepositions
Games
Passive voice
Intelligence
New Technologies
ConditionalsÂ
New content in today's lesson:
Homework:Â
Tasks:
p 131
Phrasal verbs
Lists:
One Thousand Phrasal Verbs in Context, Matt Errey
Making Sense of Phasal Verbs, Martin Shovel
More from the BBC Learning English websiteÂ
any doubts or questions?
Book work
p 131
p 51
p 52
p 53
WB 32
WB 33
p 54
p 55
p 56
p 57
WB p 34
WB p 35
p 58
p 59
WB p 36
WB p 37
WB p 38
p 60
Prepositions
Speaking samples:
Links to practise for the speaking examÂ
Phrasal verbs:
Exercises
Lists:
One Thousand Phrasal Verbs in Context, Matt Errey
Making Sense of Phasal Verbs, Martin Shovel
More from the BBC Learning English websiteÂ
Conditionals (p 41)
More Conditionals: LINK
Reviews:
P26:
Useful links for all our classes:
Homework:
Tasks:
WB 45
Oral presentation
In the course of this academic year you can give a 10 minute presentation on a topic you choose
Readers
In the course of this academic year you can read a book and tell us about it. You can use our school library.
Textbook work:
Tip: revisit newly learnt information at time intervals
Reflections on today's class
What have you learnt?
What would you like to remember?
What do you think you could use in your everyday English from today's class?
What part of today's class have you found both enlightening and enjoyable?
What are you going to share with your family tonight from today's class?