Welcome!

I'd like to give a special welcome to all my new pupils of Intermediate Level 2. I intend this blog to be one extra part of the class as well as a meeting point. I'm looking forward to your ideas and suggestions.
In the following links youll find the information I gave you in class on the first day.

• First day information 
• NI2 Syllabus

You could start by having a look at the blog. Check if you find anything missing and if so, add a comment.

Thanks a lot for being there again!

NI2: Listening on saving energy (elllo 757)

Here is the link to the Listening exercise we are doing in class this week.

• Saving Energy (Tim)

Writing blog for EOI students

I was surfing the net and I found this blog. It looks really interesting specially at this moment when you are revising for the final exam. Just have a look at it.

• Writingeoi

NA1: Let's get animals off the menus.

Last week Gacriel sent me this link full of reasons for people to turn to vegetarian food. It's got Spanish subtitles. Thanks Gabriel.

NA1: Crime Library

 

A few months ago Adrián suggested this great link about crimes and criminals. If you run out of ideas when it comes to talking about crime you could have a look at it. Thanks Adrián.

• Crime library.

NA1: Supersize me.

Here you can watch the video Michelle told us about last week.

NA1: Minisaga class winner

This is the mini saga which won the class competition. COngratulations to everyone you did an excellent job.

Hairy angel

An increasing heat woke Josie up. At first, she didn´t realize what was happening. She knew how to recognize danger wherever it could appear. Upstairs, Mary and her daughter Allison slept.

She was suddenly driven by a terrible feeling swiftly through the stairs, carried a sleepy Mary outside, but it took her endless minutes to find Allison, unconscious, but still alive.

Lying on the grass she stood staring to Allison’s crying eyes, barked proudly and close her eyes.

Carlos Bautista