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Hi evrybody,
Some months ago someone provided a website in which children children tell stories. I jotted down the website but I can �t find it now. Does anyone remember the web? It was fantastic cos there were videos of children telling stories in an entertaining way.
On the other hand, do you know a good short video about environmental problems for my FCE students?
When a student finishes his / her homework in class, which sentence should (s)he say? Some say "Finish" but I have always correct them "I �ve finished (cos it is a recently completed action). However, yesterday I was flicking through a book and I came across this expression for the same situation: "I �m finished". Is it right? As far as I know, I thought this expression is used when the teacher thinks students should have finished their homework by then, as in "Are you finished?".
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20 Mar 2011
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maggiejeria
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Very practical link, thanks Marieth�.
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20 Mar 2011
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maggiejeria
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Very practical link, thanks Marieth�.
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20 Mar 2011
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ballycastle1
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Both �I have finished � and �I am/I �m finished � are commonly said in the UK. |
21 Mar 2011
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