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Author: Kerlly Fernanda Osorio Ramos – Description: In this English self-study guide you are going to learn about eating disorders. All the activities presented here are related with that vocabulary. It starts with a reading and then you should classify some illness. Then, we have an activity where you can practice what you have learned.
Author: Karol Stephany Bonilla Robles – Description: Welcome to your English self-study guide. I am pleased to give you some helpful information and a few tips to complete this guide. You will find that, as an online learner, self-motivation and discipline are really important. All the activities are related to Imperative verbs grammar and the vocabulary related to world issues presented in English Please! 3 student’s book, Module 2 Unit 1 lesson 3 page 56, 57,exercise 6, 7 and 8. It starts with a vocabulary task then you have to complete a mind map, a grammar activity using WOULD / WOULDN’T, a writing activity and finally a listening and reading one.
Author: Viviana Mosquera Suaza – Description: This home self-study English guide aims to strengthen the vocabulary used to write a daily routine, it also reviews the forms of the present simple,
This guide takes as reference the student’s book Way to go 6 module 1 unit 2 lesson 1. It begins with vocabulary activities, then reading and ends with a writing and self-evaluation activity.
Author: Jorge Leonardo Vargas Renza, Elkin Mauricio Quintero García – Description: Hello dear student. I am glad to know you are doing a great job and you will keep doing your best. In this learning guide you will practice your reading, writing, and speaking skills, and the vocabulary and grammar we already worked on in the last sessions which is related to family members. I am going to guide you through this learning guide in order to make your work easier.
Author: Patricia Carolina Ramírez Ardila – Description: This English self-study guide helps you practice describing people in written form. All the activities are related to the topic of physical appearance presented in Way to Go Student Book 6 Module 1 Unit 3 Lesson 1. It starts with an introduction about new vocabulary to describe people. Then, you must read some texts in order to match with the description of some people. After that, you have to read an article related to a Volleyball team from Kansas to complete the chart according to the information from that text and end by making a writing plan related to the description of a friend or a family member.
Author: Belkis Amaya, Yurany Rubiano, Jorge Reyes – Description: This self-study guide helps you to practise giving information in written and oral form. All the
activities are related to the topic of personal information presented in Way to Go 6 Module 1
Unit 1 lesson 1. It starts with some vocabulary revision activities. Then, you have to answer
some questions about language use to introduce yourself (ABC and numbers), then complete a
conversation, and end up writing a dialogue to introduce yourself.
Author: Olga Lucía Álvarez García , Stephany Valencia Loaiza, Andrés Villa Carvajal – Description: This English self-study guide will help you to describe the characteristics of food. You will be able to identify touches, shapes, colours, tastes, and classify healthy or unhealthy meals. It presents some activities about adjectives and structures to allow you to express what you like and dislike talking about food and some activities. At the end you will send a voice message describing the meals you like the most and their characteristics.
Author: Giovanni Alejandro Martinez – Description: This English self-study guide helps you understand the way we can write about our daily activities. You will learn to use the simple present and vocabulary to describe daily activities and read and write a description of daily activities.
Author: Paula Andrea Delgado Polo , Lina Constanza López Arenas, Gildardo Lasso Bañol – Description: This English self- study guide helps you to practise the present tense, all the activities are related to the topic MY DAILY ROUTINE which activities are presented in Way to Go Student’s Book 6. Module 2, unit 3, lesson 1, page 70. First you have to reorder some daily activities, then classify them in what part of the day those activities are done, also you are going to read and correct some sentences, answer true or false in a chart and finally write your own routine.
Author: Jairzhinio Bautista Sanchez, Ana Milena Rojas Silva, Diego Fernando Salazar Méndez – Description: Dear students, This English Learning Guide is designed to learn comparatives and superlatives related to the characteristics of places. All the activities are found in module 4, unit 1, lesson 1: Let’s see the World, which is on pages 130-132 from Way to Go 7th, Student’s Book.
Activity 1. Find the definitions of the adjectives presented. Activity 2. Write and associate the names of the places with the images. Activity 3. Answer the questions about your preferences of places.
Author: Luz Adriana Garcia, Julian Andrés Yaya, Angela Carolina Villa – Description: This self-study guide helps you to describe your daily routine in written form. All the activities are related to things that we do regularly. Some of the tasks are presented in Way to go workbook 6 Module 2 unit 2 lesson 2. The tasks begins with an unscramble activity and matching exercise, then you have to complete some grammar points, some reading exercises and end up with written sentences.
Author: Jairo Antonio Torres Méndez – Description: This guide will help you to reinforce your Reading and Writing skills. Furthermore, you will understand a little better the simple future. I hope you understand the importance of acquiring leisure activities in order to keep your body and mind relaxed. First, you will have to match the words with the images, then you will have to classify and order the activities you do in a normal weekend and the activities in the first task. Finally, you will have to write a letter with the criteria in the rubric. For this activity I suggest using a dictionary.
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