PRONUNCIATION OF -ED

IRREGULAR VERBS

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SLEEP POSITION AND PERSONALITY

Tell me your sleep position and I'll tell you what you are like.

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RELAXED, HELPFUL, OUT-OF-THE-BOX THINKERS,
CARING, COMPASSIONATE

LISTENING TO PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES

Listen to two speakers discussing the meaning of some personality adjectives and learn some useful expressions. Click HERE

WHAT ARE YOU LIKE? PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES

Click HERE to learn more adjectives to describe personality.

STORY 1. THE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

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UNIT 1. TRANSLATION

1.-Joe normalmente ve películas en la tele los fines de semana.
2.-Sophie nunca ve dibujos animados, pero a su hermana le encantan.
3.-¿Con qué frecuencia vas al cine? ¿Qué tipo de películas te gusta ver?
4.-¿Por qué le gustan a madre las películas de arte marciales? No, lo sé, supongo que es porque practica karate.
5.-No estoy muy interesado en el cine. Sin embargo, mis padres ven películas casi cada noche.

CHECK YOUR QUESTIONS

1. I play tennis with my best friend. WHO DO YOU PLAY TENNIS WITH?
2. He does his homework in the evening. WHEN DOES HE DO HIS HOMEWORK?
3. No, I only watch TV at weekends. DO YOU WATCH TV DURING THE WEEK?
4. My sister has got piano lessons twice a week. HOW OFTEN HAS YOUR SISTER GOT PIANO LESSONS?
5. They visit their grandparents on Wednesdays. WHEN DO THEY VISIT THEIR GRANDPARENTS?
6. She lives with three girls. WHO DOES SHE LIVE WITH?
7. He has got two brothers and one sister. HOW MANY BROTHER AND SISTERS HAS HE GOT?
8. Yes, I watch films with my friends. DO YOU WATCH FILMS WITH YOUR FRIENDS?
9. Peter plays computer games after school. WHAT DOES PETER PLAY AFTER SCHOOL?
10. Mary gets bad marks because she doesn't do her homework. WHY DOES MARY GET BAD MARKS?




Now, write a subject and an object question for each sentence:

1. My brother studies Biology.
SUBJECT QUESTION: WHO STUDIES BIOLOGY?
OBJECT QUESTION: WHAT DOES YOUR BROTHER STUDY?

2. Robert and Tim play football every day.
SUBJECT QUESTION: WHO PLAY / PLAYS FOOTBALL EVERY DAY?
OBJECT QUESTION: WHAT DO ROBERT AND TIM PLAY?

3. The new teacher comes from Manchester.
SUBJECT QUESTION: WHO COMES FROM MANCHESTER?
OBJECT QUESTION: WHERE DOES THE NEW TEACHER COME FROM?

4. My best friend watches soap operas.
SUBJECT QUESTION: WHO WATCHES SOAP OPERAS?
OBJECT QUESTION: WHAT DOES YOUR BEST FRIEND WATCH?

5. Tim works seven hours from Monday to Friday.
SUBJECT QUESTION: WHO WORKS SEVEN HOURS...?
OBJECT QUESTION: HOW MANY HOURS DOES TIM WORK FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY?

 

PRESENT SIMPLE REVISION

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SUBJECT QUESTIONS

Sometimes we want to ask a question where the thing we want to know is actually the subject of the answer.

Then we don't need auxiliary verbs. Look at the examples:

Who has got a puppy?



Mary washes her teeth three times a week.
SUBJECT QUESTION: Who washes her teeth three times a wee?
OBJECT QUESTION: How often does Mary wash her teeth?

My parents live in Rome.
SUBJECT QUESTION: Who live in Rome?
OBJECT QUESTION: Where do your parents live?


Now, write a subject and an object question for each sentence:

1. My brother studies Biology.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

2. Robert and Tim play football every day. 
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

3. The new teacher comes from Manchester.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

4. My best friend watches soap operas.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

5. Tim works seven hours from Monday to Friday.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

QUESTIONS. PRESENT SIMPLE

Write questions:

1. I play tennis with my best friend.
2. He does his homework in the evening.
3. No, I only watch TV at weekends.
4. My sister has got piano lessons twice a week.
5. They visit their grandparents on Wednesdays.
6. She lives with three girls.
7. He has got two brothers and one sister.
8. Yes, I watch films with my friends.
9. Peter plays computer games after school.
10. Mary gets bad marks because she doesn't do her homework. 

LEARN THE RULES

LEARN THE RULES

Are rules necessary?

School has got rules, of course! Complete 12 important rules for the classroom with the missing words ands expressions and then check how your brain is after the long summer: try to learn as many as you can in five minutes.


Classroom Rules

assignments           someone else         restroom       do your best        Do not         when the bell rings        respectfully        otherwise        in doubt       to be treated      forbidden        stay on task

1.- Be in your assigned seat and ready to work…………………………………..

2.- Bring required books and materials to every class, unless told …………………..by the teacher.

3.- All electronic devices, unless medical, are……………….. If you have a mobile phone, please turned it off and never use it during the lesson.

4.-Use the………………… between classes or during the break. Please do not ask unless it is an emergency.

5.-Always show respect for everyone in the class. Treat people the way you want………………….

6.-Don't talk when …………………………is talking. Wait your turn!

7.-Complete work on time and……………………….

8.-When……………………, always ask questions.

9.-……………………. eat in class.

10.- Do your homework and turn ……………………in on time.

11.- Treat school material……………………………. Please, do not write on the desks.

12.- Always……………………...