It's Christmas time!
Time to get into the kitchen and prepare some really tasty Christmas treats for your family and friends to share.
Here's a classic British recipe that you must try. They're simple and quick to prepare. All you need is to take a walk to your nearest international food store and grab a jar of Mincemeat.
Follow the link below to find the recipe and discover how to make perfect Mince Pies this Christmas - and don't forget to leave a few for Santa!
Recipe Web Link
Martin's Great British Recipes Blog Spot
sabato 8 dicembre 2012
mercoledì 5 dicembre 2012
martedì 4 dicembre 2012
Blog followers
Thanks to my blog followers
Many thanks to all of you who have visited my blog over the past period for homework, reference or just for pleasure.
As you can see below, the statistics are looking very good. I hope that my resources are useful to you and that you also find my recipe page interesting.
Many thanks to all of you who have visited my blog over the past period for homework, reference or just for pleasure.
As you can see below, the statistics are looking very good. I hope that my resources are useful to you and that you also find my recipe page interesting.
martedì 20 novembre 2012
Woman's hour
Listen to and read about womens' views on arts, business, lifestyles, relationships, health, politics, society, sports, fashion and much more
Find interesting articles and listen to real-life experiences from women in the UK and around the world.
Choose the topic of your interest and follow the links to learn more.
Food for thought
Food for thought
Why not learn English the practical way?
Try one of these perfect recipes from BBC's 'Woman's Hour' website.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007qlvb/features/cook-the-perfect
Why not learn English the practical way?
Try one of these perfect recipes from BBC's 'Woman's Hour' website.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b007qlvb/features/cook-the-perfect
martedì 13 novembre 2012
Are you puzzled by use of English?
The English We Speak
Are you puzzled by Use of English?
Do you struggle with phrasal verbs and get confused with idioms and metaphor?
Click on the link below and discover a whole variety of English expressions commonly used by native speakers.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/language/theenglishwespeak/index.shtml
Are you puzzled by Use of English?
Do you struggle with phrasal verbs and get confused with idioms and metaphor?
Click on the link below and discover a whole variety of English expressions commonly used by native speakers.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/language/theenglishwespeak/index.shtml
mercoledì 17 ottobre 2012
giovedì 11 ottobre 2012
domenica 7 ottobre 2012
Tips from IELTS test takers
Tips from IELTS test takers
In this collection of videos from the British Council, candidates tell the viewer how they prepared for the IELTS test and offer some personal advice.
sabato 5 maggio 2012
Fragments of an empire
Fragments of an empire
English speaking UK territories outside Great Britain
How strange it is to take one step forward and find yourself in a totally different country. On reflection, I'd like to have little territories in each country. Think about the benefits for everyone. Wouldn't it be great to have little states within the state. This is exactly how it felt for me when I visited Gibraltar last Easter.
As soon as I'd crossed the border, I found myself in familiar surroundings. There was an English bus with an English speaking bus driver. The price of a ticket was 1.50 - one pound and fifty pence. The shops were English, the traffic lights were English, the money was English, and the language was English.
Just how far do you have to travel from Catania to experience a similar environment. Well, there's Sigonella just 30 km away. But for a real English colony feeling you could go to Malta. Although no longer British, Malta has retained tradition and, of course, the language. It is one of the many territories scattered around the world where English is spoken on a daily basis.
Gibraltar is still part of the Crown today. Take a look at the YouTube link below to discover just how far the empire still stretches across the globe today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10
English speaking UK territories outside Great Britain
How strange it is to take one step forward and find yourself in a totally different country. On reflection, I'd like to have little territories in each country. Think about the benefits for everyone. Wouldn't it be great to have little states within the state. This is exactly how it felt for me when I visited Gibraltar last Easter.
As soon as I'd crossed the border, I found myself in familiar surroundings. There was an English bus with an English speaking bus driver. The price of a ticket was 1.50 - one pound and fifty pence. The shops were English, the traffic lights were English, the money was English, and the language was English.
Just how far do you have to travel from Catania to experience a similar environment. Well, there's Sigonella just 30 km away. But for a real English colony feeling you could go to Malta. Although no longer British, Malta has retained tradition and, of course, the language. It is one of the many territories scattered around the world where English is spoken on a daily basis.
Gibraltar is still part of the Crown today. Take a look at the YouTube link below to discover just how far the empire still stretches across the globe today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10
mercoledì 14 marzo 2012
Fish and chips
Martin's Great British Recipes
Try out my Fish 'n' Chips recipe
Go to my Great British Recipe Blog to see all the exciting British recipes.
Have a go yourself at cooking something typically British for a change.
All the ingredients can be found locally, and each recipe is simple and quick.
Click on the link to go straight to the blog
http://martinsgreatbritishrecipes.blogspot.com/
Try out my Fish 'n' Chips recipe
Go to my Great British Recipe Blog to see all the exciting British recipes.
Have a go yourself at cooking something typically British for a change.
All the ingredients can be found locally, and each recipe is simple and quick.
Click on the link to go straight to the blog
http://martinsgreatbritishrecipes.blogspot.com/
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