English for adults : Exam Guides for students: Lesson Plans for teachers
A busybody is a colloquial expression often used to describe a person who is too interested in the private lives of other people: relatives, neighbours, friends, workmates, even strangers.
Unfortunately, a lot of people waste their entire lives being busybodies. I say, life is short, go and grab your own life.
In Spain, the summer officially starts with the night of Mr San Juan. Historically speaking, I have no idea about the origins of this festival, or if it means anything significant. However, what I do know is that, not only is it a great event to spend the night on the beach, but it also is the perfect opportunity to let your hair down and go swimming under the moon and stars.
There are 1000 of reasons to learn a language, and just as many reason to give up. However, what impresses me the most about people who learn a second language is their ability to open my brain and show me the world from a different perspective.
Manuel and Juan, congratulations on your achievements; you are amazing. So, throw caution to the wind and go mental this week, you deserve to let your hair down and do some disco dancing. I am chuffed to bits for you both!
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Race for Life is the UK’s biggest women-only charity fundraising event. It brings together women and girls from all over the UK to walk, jog or run 5 or 10 kilometers to raise money in order to:
Do you want to get involved? If so, why not join me and thousands of other women and girls on Sunday April the 22nd in Málaga. It costs 8 euros and the distance is 4 kilometers, so, even if running isn´t your cup of tea, you can walk the distance and do something to help the billions of people who are affected by this disease. To sign up, click this link.
Controversially, Nikki is considered to be, by far, one of the most entertaining British Big Brother TV contestants.
She is well known for her furious Diary Room rants and her daily battles with the other housemates.
Watch this video to find out how she complains to Big Brother about the lack of heating in the house and try to hear what words she uses to say that she is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cold. It´s hilarious and I love her!
OK, forget fried eggs, boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, baked eggs, sunny-side up eggs, Jamie Oliver, the well-known British Chef, explains how to make the perfect poached egg.
Seriously, someone is pulling my leg.
Is it possible that we need an instructional video to show us how to make a cup of tea? Well, perhaps the answer is yes.
So, if you’ve never made a cup of tea before, here’s a simple 5 step video to help you learn the skills and key vocabulary. The main verbs include the following: To fill, To stir, To add, To boil, To brew, To remove. Good luck! Oh, and if you don’t have a kettle, you might be in trouble!
To take a rain check is an informal expression which means you can not accept an invitation but you intend to do so at a later date.
For example, last week I was invited out for dinner but because I was working I asked if I could take a rain check.
Valentine´s Day: Do you love it, or do you loathe it?
Personally speaking, I am mad about it! Why not?
OK, so we shouldn´t need a specific day to tell people that we care about them. However, what´s the harm? You don´t have to buy into the commercial aspect of the day. Take my advice, and buy into the sentiment of the day: All you need is love and affection.
Imagine you are a careers adviser and you are talking to a group of students about getting work during their free time.
First, talk about the advantages and disadvantages of these jobs. Then decide which two jobs would be the best for students.
Here are some ideas to help you:
If you are interested in the topic of work, jobs and employment, why not check out the Work and Jobs section of this website.
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