G is for ......... Day 5

It's FriYAY!

And that means it's the day, whereby I have the power to slap you in the face with 
G-R-A-M-M-A-R (or a wet kipper, see below. You decide)

Wet kipper- for meaning click here
Slapping / Smacking meaning

I agree that British comedy can be very strange at times. Nevertheless it has taken the boredom out of grammar day. Yes, my friends nevertheless exists. It is commonly used, far and wide. So this will be our point of interest for today.

Take a look at the grammar via this page.http://speakspeak.com/resources/general-english-vocabulary/how-to-use-nevertheless

Or watch this lovely lady's explanation .......

Now try this fun activity -
.http://sana.aalto.fi/awe/cohesion/signposts/contrast/exercises/1x.html

One final task- Leave a sentence using nevertheless in the comment box below.

So that's all from me for today.
Use Friday's training time to review the grammar points that you need in order to progress. If you want some extra help leave a comment in the box below.

Well done for completing the first week and just remember......

Have a great weekend. Bethan, out ;)