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savilla
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Nikolaj said he would be back real soon, and he promised he´d bring me back some food..  #itsadogslife |
28 May 2020 |
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Yolandaprieto
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What preposition would you use?
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Hello guys, how are you doing? I hope you are alright. I�ve been so busy with my online lessons and correcting and marking that I have hardly any time for myself. I wanted to ask you what preposition you would use when you talk about the platform Classroom. I have published it on or in Classroom. Thanks for your help in advance Yolanda |
27 May 2020 |
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bernicegalaz
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May I ask a related question? Then, do you say in the Google Drive or on the Drive? |
28 May 2020 |
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Natyk2010
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Smartboard sites1
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Hello, everyone! I�d like to know if there are some sites, easily operated, which could help in teaching with a smartboard? I�d be grateful if you could send some links! Thank you in advance! |
27 May 2020 |
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cunliffe
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Nice pictures
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Hello guys, hope you are all bearing up. I have had an offer to go back teaching in September and I said OK then.  Anyway, if you are wanting really nice pictures for teaching, get onto pinterest and in the search box, put praatplaat. Sorted! I hope it is not a personalised thing and it just brings up fab pictures for me...?  Stay safe, Lynne
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26 May 2020 |
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Antonio Oliver
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Thanks a lot, those pictures are really cool! |
28 May 2020 |
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t.gyorgyi
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Which is correct?
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I have come across this question: Read the dialogue. What are they talking about? - Are you using it? - No, you can turn it off. A. laptop B. television C. radio D. lamp I would choose more than one but I am not allowed to. Thanks for your reply. Georgiana
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Hi But if I think about nowadays techology, we have smart Tvs and they are used like laptops  you can search the net upload pictures listen to music even play games. |
27 May 2020 |
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spinney
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WOD for May 24th.
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Thank you, Savilla for the honour you have bestowed upon me. This week�s WOD (perhaps WOW might be more apt in this case) is the word, TAUTOLOGY. I will announce the winner of first place in the competition next Sunday, at the end of the weekend.  |
24 May 2020 |
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Thank you Maryse, I love this man. I went to Pere Lachaise at one point. His tomb was being renovated or something - anyway, you couldn´t kiss it as apparently people did. There was a French TV station there interviewing people about how they felt about Oscar and where they were from etc.. .I remember them asking me how come I spoke such lovely French..... I will have to try and get it back for my Montpellier trip. Mind you, people always like to practise their English, thank god.  Lynne |
28 May 2020 |
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morenika1
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A list of online tools and open educational resources
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Dear All,
I would like to recommend a website
prepared by European Centre for Modern Languages of the Council of Europe. This
site presents a long and very useful list of freely available online tools and open
educational resources for language teaching and learning: Enjoy! |
24 May 2020 |
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FrauSue
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This is so useful, thank you! |
27 May 2020 |
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savilla
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Winner of the WOD Contest
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Thanks very much to all who participated. There were some great definitions and the competition this week was fierce but as they say, there can be only one, and with this definition: A flabbergast is
a fragrant, transcontinental wind that blows over to Europe from North
Africa, bringing with it the scent of orange blossom and the smell of
other fruit trees. the winner is.. spinney The real definition of flabbergast: To cause to be overcome with astonishment; astound. [transitive verb] It�s more common to hear the word flabbergasted: [adjective] - affected with sudden and great wonder or surprise. |
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spinney
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I, too, am flabbergasted. I will now sit in the corner until I can think of something suitable for this week´s WOD.  |
24 May 2020 |
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