English Xmas Chocolate

Students of 3rd ESO B had a hot chocolate with churros on the last day of school before the Christmas break.

GUESS 7...

As President Zuma said last Saturday...



" our beloved Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela passed on peacefully in the company of his family around 20:50 on the 5th December 2013..."

Mandela`s life has inspired lots of films. One of them is called INVICTUS, based on a famous poem by William Ernest Henley. If you are interested in the poem read by Morgan Freeman, click here.

The film tells us how Mandela, who had been elected President, realizes his nation is still divided because of many years of white supremacy. However, he has no doubt sport can unite black and white.

Which sport is the film based on?

GUESS 6...

Thanksgiving Day is always the fourth Thursday of November. 

It is traditionally a day for family and friends.

They have a special meal which includes a turkey, 

stuffing, potatoes, cranberry sauce, gravy, pumpkin 

pie and vegetables. 

Here you can see Popcorn and Caramel, which have been pardoned by 

President Obama. There has been an online poll and Popcorn has been the 

winner. Click here to see the ceremony at the White House

However, our guessing this week has to do with the Friday following  Thanksgiving. It has a strange name. Which one?

GUESS 5 . . .

The longest word in English language is said to be

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis,

which is a medical condition caused by volcanic dust.

But

• What is the longest place name in UK? 

• Where is it?

• What does it mean?

GUESS 4

England has its own famous places, 

people and objects associated with it. 

You can find them in souvenirs.

WHAT IMAGES ASSOCIATED WITH ENGLAND 

CAN YOU SEE HERE?

GUESS 3...

REMEMBRANCE DAY 

is also known as 

POPPY DAY.

You can see many English people wearing red poppies in their suits these days.

What do they want to commemorate?

LET`S REVISE FOR OUR EXAM

Try these exercises online. 

Revising for the exam is going to be great fun!!!

Are you ready?

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