A very interesting and quite complete Internet site for  the groups working on the stay in England

and more particularly in London.

If you have any questions on this, feel free to send me an email. thierry.sadiki@hotmail.fr

Thierry 

Do you know how to make a perfect cappuccino?

Here is a video that guides you and teaches you how to make a perfect cappucino.

Follow Amanda Byron, your guide from Joe for about.com

Perfect_Cappuccino_Video

First watch the video and write down all the words you understood. Then watch the video again and write down the different steps of the making.

Watch the video again and then fill in  the blanks in the worksheet.

Transcript make the perfect cappucino pupils

hi there to you all

Here is a selection of videos taken from the Internet to help you out for your next exercise.
Watch the videos carefully, jot down notes and if you have questions, don not hesitate to email me.

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hello to you all

this is the beginning a new series entitled « what do you know about? »

The objective is to learn some vocabulary or civilisation elements and then to verify/test what you have learnt.

Number 1 in this series is the kitchen: how many elements can you name?

Finished?

Need some help? Click on the following picture for some help.

Then last but not least, do you want to check if you know how to pronounce and write them? Click on the following link to check pronunciation and spelling.

http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/kitchen/

Have fun

Thierry

Here is a very interesting podcast on a very nice area of London: Canary Wharf

We will listen to it together and we will fill in a worksheet to see if you have understood the most relevant information.

To listen click on the audio below

Discovering London Canary Wharf

Points of Interest