INTERMEDIO 2 FIRST AID REVISION

 http://www.redcross.org.uk/What-we-do/First-aid/Everyday-First-Aid

This is a really interesting page to practice the vocabulary related to illnesses and injuries while you learn more about first aid. Watch the videos and test your knowledge. You can also get a certificate if you pass the final test and prove you know what to do in any emergency!

CV AND COVERING LETTER USEFUL SENTENCES

AVANZADO 1

CV AND COVERING LETTER USEFUL SENTENCES

Hello,

When writing a CV you need to use formal language, most of the times there are set expressions or formulas to convey a particular meaning. In the link below you'll find a complete account of some of the most common phrases to use when you try to describe your work experience, duties, qualifications or interests. There are maybe too many (sorry!) but they are divided in sections, so you can focus on the meaning you are dealing with and choose the one that better suits you.

Hope it helps!

https://dit.ie/media/careers/pdf/CV%20and%20Cover%20letter%20-%20useful%20pharases.pdf

ADVISING: USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

Here you can find some ways to give advice and recommend somebody what to do. We used them in the Doctor English activity. This fuction is really important and you'll have to do many other exercises, both spoken and written, involving telling somebody what is advisable to do, so keep them in mind!

I reckon you should stop now.

Why don't you stop now?

How about stopping now?

What about stopping now?

If I were you, I'd stop now.

I suggest you stop now.

You'd (really) better stop right now.

I would strongly advise you to stop.

My advice would be to stop now.

It might be a good idea to stop.

You might try stopping.

You could stop now.

Have you thought about stopping?

... might work.

... would probably work.

... (always) works for me.

If I was/were in your place, I'd ...