Hello again!
Some students in this group say that they cannot see the blog, so they wrote down their homework on their notebooks.

This is the 3rd lesson on the topic of cities, towns, villages, resorts... that is, the place where we live.
We started the class practicing numbers, all kinds of numbers: hundred numbers, thousand numbers, million numbers.

We learned very few words today: haircut, skyscraper, wait for the bus, get your passport, etc., balcony.

I'm sure this time everybody is going to log in the blog without any problems.

We learned a little more about describing a city, a town or a village.

We practiced There is when we are talking about 1 thing and There are when we are talking about a number of things.
It was a fun activity and I noticed everybody at the end could ask the questions comfortably:
Where do you live?
What's .....(London, San Sebastian, Chicago,Tokyo, etc.) like?
And most of you could answer quite fluently things like: It's freezing, there are many skyscrapers and there is a lake. Or There are many lights in the streets, there are many people and tall modern buildings.
In this activity students picked a photograph of a town or village and the description of it, they got together with a partner and asked each other the questions above. Then they changed partners until everybody had worked with everybody else.

We were also listening to a recording where 3 people talked about their hometown. Then they had to fill in the gaps in a written transcription of the recording.

For the Olympic Games, students had to answer questions like: What can you do in a bakery?or What can you do in a restaurant?

Homework
Remember that some of you have to do last week's homework.
New homework: 
Write 5 questions like the ones I asked you for the Olympic Games: What can you do in a night club? And the answer: You can dance and have a drink.