The glasses

Difference between THROUGH and THOROUGH in English

British and American house vocabulary

Had better, would rather and prefer

There, their and they're

Nationality idioms

Synonyms of angry

fun or funny?

Marketing techniques

Vocabulary about marketing and selling techniques:

Travelling vocabulary

Vocabulary related to the human body

Vocabulary about cleaning

School vocabulary

Fruit

Use linking words in your texts

Collective nouns for animals

Adverbs of frequency

Parts of a car

The most common words in English

Main mistakes in your exams

3º ESO:

• She is deportist. ⇨ She is a sportswoman.
• She is a very pretty. ⇨ She is very pretty.
• In the last month.  ⇨ Last month.
• Then went to had lunch. ⇨ Then we went to have lunch.
• A movie horror. ⇨ A horror movie.
• He has about 50 years old. ⇨ He is about 50 years old.
• After he works. ⇨ After that he works.
• He went to home.⇨  He went home.
• your family ⇨ his family / her family / their family
• She is wearing black T-shirt. ⇨ She is wearing a black T-shirt.
• His about 20. ⇨  He is about 20. / He's about 20.
• He is slept. ⇨ He goes to bed. / He goes to sleep.
• wrong spellings: an (=and), puppys, old (=all), hear (=hair), an (=and), sleeped
• false friends: bland, stamped, periodic

4º ESO:

• She's wearing a blue trousers and brown. ⇨ She's wearing blue and brown trousers.
• Next Christmas probably I'll be travelling... ⇨ Next Christmas I'll probably travel to...
• In next Christmas ⇨ next Christmas
• He has a brown eyes.⇨ He has got brown eyes. / He has brown eyes.
• He has where a brown jacket. ⇨ He is wearing a brown jacket.
• Is fantastic. ⇨ It's fantastic.
• She is young women. ⇨ She is a young woman.
• He does homework. ⇨ He does his homework.
• He goes to home. ⇨ He goes home.
• He wears. ⇨ He gets dressed.
• She is lunch in the school. ⇨ She has lunch at (in the) school.
• (I) is goint to be a London whit my family. ⇨ I'm going to be in London with my family.
• wrong spellings: ecsam, old (=all), famou, pail
• false friends: suspend