English Workshop at NA

03/12/2015

Do you ever get confused with the correct use of "too" and "enough"? Check out this AmericanEnglishatState graphic that shows the difference between these two words. "Too" means more than what is wanted, needed, acceptable or posible. "Enough" means equal to what is needed.

01/11/2015

Hello November!! Please, be good to us.

28/10/2015

Good evening!! :) Today's lesson will be about "Time words: days, months and seasons". We are going to learn some basic time words and also some useful expressions related to time. In the second part of our class we will practice our speaking and now our topic will be about "The Kitchen". We are going to learn about some of the most common kitchen utensils and appliances that we have in the kitchen. Do you recognize any of these implements?

27/10/2015

Happy Monday!! Today's lesson will be about "Conjunctions and connecting words". We are going to learn some useful conjunctions which are small words but they are highly functional and very important for constructing sentences. In the second part of our class we will practice our speaking and this time we will talk about "Bugs". We are going to learn some common bug names in English. Are you afraid of bugs???

21/10/2015

Hey guys! Our lesson today, will be about "Moving". We will learn new words related to moving, with or without transport. As for speaking, we are going to talk about "Fruits". Fruits are healthy and delicious things to eat. There are many ones that Mother Nature has given us :) .. How many fruits names do you know in English??

04/10/2015

You can also visit Elllo page. Todd left us a message there, in response to our video. =)

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Elllo/154569237896759?sk=wall

04/10/2015

Hey guys!! We had a good time saying hello to Todd and wishing him a Happy birthday, last Friday. Todd Beuckens, is the owner of "Elllo" (www.elllo.org), a very interesting website that is worth visiting. You should use it if you want to improve your listening skill, I strongly recommend it. He loved our video. I will share his message with you guys, in class.

Wishing you all the best on this special day.

21/09/2015

Our lesson today will be about the most common uses of "Take/took/taken". We will learn some useful expressions, collocations and phrasal verbs with this VERY important verb in English. In the second part of our class, we will talk about "Jobs". There are plenty of words and expressions that we can learn from this interesting topic, like "sales clerk", "stewardess", "to enforce the law", "to play roles in a stage" and many more =)

17/09/2015

Today's lesson will be about the most common uses of "Come/came/come". We are going to learn some useful phrasal verbs, collocations and common expressions with this VERY important verb. In the second part of our class, we will talk about "Diseases" and enjoy as we learn new words to improve our vocabulary and practice our pronunciation.. Does anybody know what Chicken pox means?? No! It's not something that you can eat..

07/09/2015

Today's lesson will be about the most common uses of "Go/went/gone". We're going to learn some useful expressions, collocations and phrasal verbs with this VERY important verb. As for speaking, we are going to talk about "Travel" and enjoy as we learn new words to improve our vocabulary and pronunciation. Bon voyage! ...Is that English?

07/09/2015

Happy Monday!! Here's a quote to start off your week but it doesn't mean you can't make a promise today huh!? :)
All the best!

Spanish:
Nunca tomes una decisión cuando estés enfadado, nunca hagas una promesa cuando estés felíz.

02/09/2015

Today's lesson will be about the most important uses of "Have/had/had". Then, we will practice our speaking to improve our pronunciation and vocabulary. We're going to talk about "The shopping mall" and enjoy as we learn lots of new words like suit, slack, apron, napkin, lingerie store, hardware store, and many more. Don't miss out on this chance to practice your English!

If you don't understand, google translate it! =) The less Spanish, the better!