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domingo, 31 de mayo de 2009

Useful language: describing location


It’s
  • Perfectly situated..
  • Walking dinstance from…
  • A (fifteen-minute) walk from…
  • A short drive from…

The neighbourhood is (safe, friendly, etc.)
It’s a (beautiful) area…

Useful language: informal letters / emails



Beginnings

Dear + name (email: Dear or Hi)
Sorry for not writing earlier but …
Thank you / Thanks (so much) for (your letter, having me to stay, etc.)
It was great to hear from you …

Endings

That’s all for now.
Hope to hear from you soon. / Looking forward to hearing from you.
(Give my) regards / love to…
Best wishes / Love (from)
PS I enclose a photo of the three of us (email: I attach…)

Useful language: describing a person

He’s quite / very, etc. + adjective (e.g. friendly, extrovert, etc.)
She’s a bit + negative adjective (e.g. untidy, shy, etc.)
He likes / loves / doesn’t mind + verb + -ing
He’s good at + verb + -ing

Useful language: travel problems


The flight was delayed
You broken down
You got lost
You missed your flight
There was a traffic jam
You got a puncture
You forgot passport
Your flight was overbooked

Learning English for the Intermediate Level

En este enlace encontrareis quizzes, grammar, vocabulary, listening, wrinting, pronunciation, reading de nivel intermedio.

http://esl.about.com/od/intermediateenglish/Learning_English_for_the_Intermediate_Level.htm

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