Good morning everyone. I have been saving one of my very favourite Georgians for this week. He only just squeaks in to being a Georgian, and for quite a lot of his life he was a Victorian, but being born in 1791 when King George III was on the throne (or not) he qualifies for our series.
(Interested in King George III's illness? Watch this documentary about Royal Diseases:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJecSrFfprI)
I had forgotten what a wonderful person Michael Faraday was. When I was a little girl Thursday afternons were very special: it was the day the mobile library came to our area and I could go and choose my books. There was a children's biography of Michael Faraday in the van, and that was often the book I chose.
Those of you who are in lessons next week will find out more about why MF is my heartthrob, for the rest of you here's a documentary about British scientists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hu3TCj_zr2Q
Last week some of us got quite stuck using different tenses.
Here is some online practice:
http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/mixed-verb-tenses3.html
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