Advancing Learning: Does anyone really need to use a dictionary?

Why use a dictionary when you can Google a word? Dictionary expert Michael Rundell answers this question by looking at the strengths of lexical resources today. Onestopenglish

Check your Sayings!!!

Aha! That's how you get genious ideas

Is this the Birthplace of Written Spanish?

BBC Travel article

Stories that Shape us

BBC News Stories

How to Swear in British

Have you ever wondered how to swear in British? Ever scratched your head over why so much is bloody shite, and why tossers hardly ever seem to do any tossing in public? Well fear no more - the very incomplete list of British insults is presented for your enlightenment. But don't be a wally. Use the list with care, or some twat might take offence.

From: Silly Bunt Funny jokes, insults, puns, pictures, memes, cartoons and gifs.

British Expressions

50 Wierd & Confusing Facts about British Life

Murcia Today

Murcia and Spanish News Roundup Week Ending 21st June

People Fixing the World

Listen to any of these podcasts from BBC English World Service

Summer Holidays

From tomorrow (1st official day of summer), I'll keep on posting activities, pictures, infographic, videos, etc. daily for you to have a look every now and then. Do not stop using English everyday (irrespective of your marks): TV series, books, magazines, talks with friends, songs & lyrics, films, this blog, the internet... Continue enjoying the language you're studying.

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Learn about Health

Choose 10 words or phrases form this Health Vocabulary Sheet and write sentences including them. Don't write too short (or too long) sentences. If you know many of them, great! You have just revised them.

Suggested words: CPR, bedsore, C-section, cast, hives, OR, scrub up ...

Instructions for Oral Exams

INFO sobre calificaciones finales: certificación C2 o repetición de curso

Según los resultados finales en septiembre, el alumnado de C2 intensivo tiene varias opciones para el curso 2019-20:

• Si supera las 5 actividades de lengua: Certifica C2
• Si supera 3 o 4 actividades de lengua: Repite curso en C.2.2 (2ª parte de C2, 3h./semanales)
• Si supera 1 o 2 actividades de lengua: Repite el curso en C.2.1 (1ª parte de C2, 3h. semanales) o C2 intensivo (6 h. semanales)