SONG: Nothing Else Matters by Mettalica (subtitled in English and Spanish)

RISK & DANGER (intermediate)

Select the best answer.

LAMBERT, THE SHEEPISH LION (elementary)

Watch the video and do the exercises.

SWEAR WORDS. Let's be polite, please...

Don't miss this wonderful video by Amigos Ingleses!

Read all about it. Click below.

JOB INTERVIEW TIPS

More presentations from daryl requerme

SONG: Make it Rain, by Ed Sheeran

SONG: Mercedes Benz, by Janis Joplin

My list of presents for Christmas 😋

LEONARD COHEN, music and poetry (all levels)

Leonard Cohen's speech.
Prince of Asturias awards, 2011

Rapping BACH! (all levels)

Read the lyrics and sing along:

THIS / THAT / THESE / THOSE (elementary)

Click HERE for additional practice.

FLY FIRST CLASS WITH CASEY NEISTAT (advanced)

• Why is Casey flying first class? (What did he do to deserve it??)
• What is the coolest thing he has ever seen in an airplane seat?
• What are the greatest days in Casey's life?
• Total privacy: what is it?
• What is the TV like?
• What can Casey do if he gets thirsty?
• And if he gets hungry?
• Caviar? What is that?
• More amenities?? Mention some.
• Why did the flight attendant get upset?
• A special moment has arrived! What does Casey refer to?
• Give all the details about "the real deal", "the dream".
• What is an orchid?
• And finally: Does anybody else wear glasses in the shower??

PRESENT CONTINUOUS (intermediate)

Practise Present Continuous with scenes from TV shows.

And listen to a song.

COMPARISON (intermediate)

Ava and Alexis are identical twins, but they are not exactly the same. There are differences between them. Their eyes are similar, their noses too... what is different? Listen and say!

PRESENT SIMPLE (intermediate)

Don't miss this excellent worksheet from ISLCOLLECTIVE!

SYNONYMS (intermediate)

Take a look at this excellent poster and discover the many possible ways to say one word.

(Click on the picture)

HALLOWEEN SONG

MEANS OF TRANSPORT (elementary)

SONG: Down from the Mountain, by Allen Lande

Kafka

Kafka died on a day like this 92 years ago.

We could say he was actually relieved when he received his diagnosis. He was going to die soon, said the doctor, and those words seemed to liberate him. They were magical.

He could finally stop looking at a picture of life in which everyone seemed to be having fun. 

Boulter's Lock, Sunday Afternoon

He needed more than a river and sunlight and he could not possibly be part of it.

He could finally move to Berlin. He didn’t have to start a family and be a “responsible” man. He was going to die. He could do whatever he wanted. He could even choose to die.

And so he did.

JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS (advanced)