Christmas Lights by Coldplay



Watch the video and fill the gaps. You'll find the answers in 'Comments' . 

Christmas night, another fight 
__________, we cried a flood
Got all kinds of poison in
Of poison in my __________

I took my __________ to Oxford Street
Trying to right a wrong
Just walk away, those __________ say
But I can't believe she's gone

When you're still waiting for the snow to __________
Doesn't really feel like Christmas at all

Up above, __________ on air flicker
Oh, they flicker and they float
And I'm up here holdin' on
To all those chandeliers of __________

Like some drunken Elvis singin'
I go singin' out of __________
Sayin' how I __________ loved you, darlin'
And I always will

Oh, when you're still waiting for the snow to __________
It doesn't really feel like Christmas at all
Still waiting for the snow to __________
It doesn't really feel like Christmas at all

Those Christmas lights light up the street
Down where the __________ and city meet
May all your __________ soon be gone
Oh, Christmas lights, keep shinin' on

Those Christmas lights light up the street
Maybe they'll __________ her back to me
And then all my __________ will be gone
Oh, Christmas lights, keep shinin' on

Oh, Christmas lights, light up the street
Light up the __________ in me
May all your __________ soon be gone
Those Christmas lights keep shinin' on

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

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Thanksgiving Day

Click here to download a reading comprehension text and some activities about Thanksgiving Day. 

If you need some help with the vocabulary, have a look at the glossary.

You will find the answers as a 'comment' 

Now you can have some fun! 








gobble/ˈɡɒb(ə)l/:to eat something quickly and often noisily.
giblets /ˈdʒɪbləts/: the liver, heart, and neck of poultry (=chickens etc) that you remove before you cook it. 
drumstick /ˈdrʌmˌstɪk/: the lower part of the leg of a chicken or other bird, cooked and eaten as food.

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Book Reports

The school library is finally open! Now you can borrow books, magazines or dvds and improve your reading and listening skills. 

You can download here different types of templates to write reports on the books you read:




You can also keep a diary of the books you have read all through the year.


Enjoy your reading!

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Vocabulary and pronunciation


Click here to download a pdf with the vocabulary bank of all the units in the textbook. Print it and bring it to class next Monday for pronunciation practice.

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Present Perfect and Past Simple

  • When we use the past simple, a specific time in the past is mentioned: 'Did you see the match last night?' or understood between the speakers: 'Did you see the match?' (We both know it was last night...). So, a question beginning with 'When...?' will normally be in the past simple.   
  • We use present perfect for a past action where no specific time is mentioned or understood: 'I've been to Paris twice', or when there is a connection with the present: 'I've worked here for two years' (I'm still working here). 
Activity 1: Choose the correct answer.
Activity 2: Click on the words in the correct order.                
Activity 3: Complete the sentences with the correct tense.
Activity 4: Just, yet, still, already.
Activity 5: For and since.
Activity 6: Listen and write the verbs in the correct tense.

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Reflexive and Reciprocal pronouns


Click here to find some explanations, examples and one activity on reflexive and reciprocal pronouns.

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