European Parliament Ambassador School
Wednesday, 4 October 2017
Monday, 2 October 2017
Current affairs. In the middle of dispute...
Fact-sheet that sets out some of the principle arguments from either sides:
Friday, 29 September 2017
"BACH REPHRASING
Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.
Do not change the original meaning of the sentences.
Do not change the original meaning of the sentences.
1. “I’m leaving my house now,” Anne told me. (that)
2. Her daughter has painted some beautiful paintings. (by)
3. Cheryl’s dress is being made by a designer. (having)
4. Scientists will find solutions to the problem before 2020. (By 2020,)
5. I can’t watch the game if they don’t repair my TV. (unless)
6. It’s too bad that you didn’t pass your driving test. (wish)
7. My friend Thomas speaks Italian fluently. We met him in Florence. (who)
KEY
1. Anne told me that she was leaving her house then.
2. Some beautiful paintings have been painted by her daughter.
3. Cheryl is having her dress made by a designer.
4. By 2020, scientists will have found solutions to the problem.
5. Unless they repair my TV, I can’t watch the game. / I can’t watch the game unless they repair my TV.
6. I wish you had passed your driving test.
7. My friend Thomas, who we met in Florence, speaks Italian fluently.
Thursday, 21 September 2017
Introductions.
•What I DIDN’T DO this
summer
•A unique person I met
this summer
•My most memorable
moment of the summer
•One thing I learned
this summer
•The person I spent
the most time with this summer
•The best meal I ate
this summer
•A day that I wish
didn’t happen this summer
•What I wish I had
taken a picture of this summer
•Something educational
I did this summer
•Something I bought
this summer
•Something I made this
summer
•The best word to
describe this summer
Friday, 15 September 2017
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