THIRD CONDITIONAL CHALLENGE INTERMEDIATE TWO

Hello babies,
how about practising your third conditional skills before the exam? I will give you a situation (the consequence of something) and you will have to guess what happened, using a third conditional sentence, (if........., x....wouldn't have...) ok? Only one. the funnier, the better:

"the table was upside down when I came back home"

Link for intermediate levels

Hello my cheeky monkeys...here's another link I was told about by my colleague Laura, it's about London, going through all the situations you might encounter as a tourist there....it's got listening, conversation practice, grammar, phonetics....overall interesting. It's on the BBC page learning English, but here's a direct link to the activities...enjoy :-)

www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/multimedia/london/unit1/listen1.shtml

CLOZE TESTS

HEY guys...the course is coming to an end, especially for intermediate 1 students, who will take their exams next Monday. Well, here is another link for cloze tests, sent by my student Lucia. Thanks Lucia

www.edict.com.hk/vlc/cloze/cloze.htm

MORE LINKS

Hello everybody, here are couple of links for you:

http://www.newsinslowenglish.com/index_es.html this one is for listening to the news read by native people in "slow English" (pre-intermediate/intermediate 1 level).

this other one offers a wide variety of exercises and quizzes covering all grammar and vocabulary topics..just give it a shot and explore it...

www.esl-galaxy.com

MORE LISTENING EXERCISES ALL LEVELS

EASTER LISTENING PRACTICE (;-))

Hi guys, I have found another link to listening quizzes online. Check your level :-) (intermediate for intermediate 1, upper intermediate for intermediate 2, elementary/beginners for That's English ;-)..The second link is for intermediate to advanced levels...you can download podcasts of real conversations about a variety of topics...tell me what you think....

http://esl.about.com/library/quiz/bllisteningquiz.htm

http://www.betteratenglish.com/

CLOZE TESTS

Hello cheeky monkeys! (;-P) here's a link where you can find cloze tests of all levels. They are of the "multiple choice" kind but I think they may be useful to practise and learn vocabulary anyway...and I am adding a link sent by Isabel, too, thanks Isabel ;-)

CLOZE TESTS ONLINE

USA.LEARN

Listen to the European Framework levels

Hello boys and girls, long time no see! I am still quite busy with exams, courses and you name it, but popped in today to give you an interesting link.
It's a project made by the EOI Málaga to have an idea about what a student speaking a foreign language would sound like, according to the different levels of the European framework.
You have examples of different languages and 4 different levels (from A1 to B2, according to the European framework...not to the EOI, don't get confused..).
Hope it's useful .....have a nice long weekend
Monica

listen to the european framework levels