Interactive Listening tests about different topics

UPDATE: 23.04
Some interactive listening tests you can take on this website ( B2 level).
If you find them difficult, you can try the ones at B1 level too. Click here. 
When you finish the test they show you your score,  the correct answers and you can also look at the script.

TED talk: How to live passionately no matter your age- Isabel Allende

A TED talk (about 8 min) recommended by Susana (group B):

BBC Grammar: let and allow in 90 seconds

http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate/unit-5/session-1

BBC Grammar in 90 seconds: if without saying if

http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate/unit-18/session-1

Article: half of Europe's young adults are living with their parents

Two articles from The Guardian about a topic we discussed in class: 

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/mar/24/dependent-generation-half-young-european-adults-live-parents
Six people explain what it's really like living with their parents

BBC interview: Shopping and business ideas

Check your understanding with the script here:

The Book Project Awards

Our Book Project is successfully over! Congratulations to all the participants from groups A, B and D! You managed to read a book in original version and to talk about it in such an interesting way in your group OPs. So let´s celebrate your work with some awards... All the winners get a prize so come to the classes next week to pick it up!

BEST SPEAKERS:
group A : Alex (clear ideas, pronunciation and diction)
                Marina and Carlos (good fluency, rich vocabulary)
group B: Eva and Jorge (clear pronunciation and organization)
               Marina and Lucia (natural fluency)
group D: Mercedes (rich vocabulary, good fluency)
               Dolores (clear pronunciation, easy to follow)

MOST INFORMED SPEAKERS:
Fran (group B)
Jose Manuel (group A)
(for the well researched info on Botswana)

MOST ENTHUSIASTIC READERS:
Raquel (group D) 
Tomás  (group B)
Pedro  (group D)

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: (this one really sounds like an Oscar...)
Tabinda (group B)
(for the performance of the Rosa Parks bus incident)

BEST PRESENTATION IDEA:
Adriana (group B)

BEST POWERPOINT:

group A: Daiana (Rosa Parks: My Story):



group D: Andrea (Rosa Parks: My Story):



group B: Carmen (a quiz with useful language from How I Live Now):