A) What were his 3 Christmas presents and who were they for? B) Who says it? Put “B” for Bean or “G” for his girlfriend.
___”Are you alright in there?”
___“Fine, thank you”
___“Cup of tea?”
___“Oh Yes, if you’re having one”
___“Well I might”
___“Have you got the turkey on?”
___“Do you want a hand?”
___“No, no, thank you” C) Fill in the gaps from this list of verbs (Use past forms. You can use some verbs more than once)
Pull / Eat / Give / Do / Cry / Make / Be / Ring / Find / Leave / Want / Scream / Throw / Lose /
Put / Hang / Be / See
1 Mr Bean _____ lunch
2 The turkey ______ very big
3 He ______ stuffing inside the turkey
4 He ______ his watch
5 His girlfriend ______ the doorbell
6 She ______ up the mistletoe
7 She ______ when she ___ Mr Bean
8 She ______ the coal bucket out the window
9 Mr Bean ______ his watch
10 They ______ sandwiches for lunch
11 She ______ him a present
12 She ______ a kiss
13 He ______ want to kiss her
14 He _____ her a present
15 She ______ after she ___ her present and ______ the flat
16 Mr Bean ______ the cracker
17 There ___ an explosion
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Project developed with Canva. The students of Prepress Desing (Vocational Training) chose the song "We don't need no education" by Pink Floyd. Each student was asigned a couple of verses from the song. They had to design a poster with Canva with the verse using a visual style that portrayed the meaning of the song and the verse. Finally the students also designed instruction posters explaining the purpose of the posters. People could listen to the song with their headphones, walking down the hallway while they could read the lyrics in the posters. The students of 3rd year of ESO had to translate the lyrics into Spanish and could also design their own poster for the song using Canva at home.
¡ This is the web site for the newspaper Huffington Post. Go to the above address and answer the
following questions:
§ What are the main headlines for today? What are these stories about?
§ What are the sections for Huffington Post?
§ Click on "News." With your partner, select one of the top stories. Read the story together.
§ Discuss these questions: Who is it about? Where is it from? What happened? When did this
happen? How? Why did this happen? What is your opinion on this event?
§ Take a few minutes to explore the web site. You can answer polls, look at charts, and skim
through some other stories
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