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make exercises on page 98, nº 1, 3 ,5 ,6 and 7
1.- listen and repeat exercise:
click HERE
listening: exercises,5, 6 and 7
click HERE
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comentarios
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GRAMMAR:
THERE IS-ARE
DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS
Son palabras en Inglés
como "the, a, my, either, some, this, every, enough, several, his..."
que vienen al principio de las oraciones sustantivas. No son adjetivos.
the godfather / this webpage / enough coffee / some beer / my wife every
day / several weeks later Hay dos distinctos grupos de determiners: 1.
Para identificar cosas. Decimos si es conocido o desconocido; de qué
cosa se refiere, si estamos hablando de algo específico o en general
etc. - Los artículos: a / an / the - Los posesivos: my / your / his /
her / its / our / your / their / one’s / whose - Los demostrativos: this
/ these / that / those Las palabras de este grupo no van juntas. The my
car. / This his wife. 2. La mayoría de este grupo son ‘quantifiers’
(cuantificadores). Indican cuanto de algo estamos hablando. some / any /
no each / every / either / neither much / many / more / most / a little
/ less / fewer / a few / enough / several all / both / half one / two /
three... etc. what / whatever / which / whichever Palabras de este
grupo sí pueden ir juntas en ocasiones. All three cars are mine. Is
there any more beer? I go to France every two weeks.
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Son palabras en Inglés
como "the, a, my, either, some, this, every, enough, several, his..."
que vienen al principio de las oraciones sustantivas. No son adjetivos.
the godfather / this webpage / enough coffee / some beer / my wife every
day / several weeks later Hay dos distinctos grupos de determiners: 1.
Para identificar cosas. Decimos si es conocido o desconocido; de qué
cosa se refiere, si estamos hablando de algo específico o en general
etc. - Los artículos: a / an / the - Los posesivos: my / your / his /
her / its / our / your / their / one’s / whose - Los demostrativos: this
/ these / that / those Las palabras de este grupo no van juntas. The my
car. / This his wife. 2. La mayoría de este grupo son ‘quantifiers’
(cuantificadores). Indican cuanto de algo estamos hablando. some / any /
no each / every / either / neither much / many / more / most / a little
/ less / fewer / a few / enough / several all / both / half one / two /
three... etc. what / whatever / which / whichever Palabras de este
grupo sí pueden ir juntas en ocasiones. All three cars are mine. Is
there any more beer? I go to France every two weeks.
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Son palabras en Inglés
como "the, a, my, either, some, this, every, enough, several, his..."
que vienen al principio de las oraciones sustantivas. No son adjetivos.
the godfather / this webpage / enough coffee / some beer / my wife every
day / several weeks later Hay dos distinctos grupos de determiners: 1.
Para identificar cosas. Decimos si es conocido o desconocido; de qué
cosa se refiere, si estamos hablando de algo específico o en general
etc. - Los artículos: a / an / the - Los posesivos: my / your / his /
her / its / our / your / their / one’s / whose - Los demostrativos: this
/ these / that / those Las palabras de este grupo no van juntas. The my
car. / This his wife. 2. La mayoría de este grupo son ‘quantifiers’
(cuantificadores). Indican cuanto de algo estamos hablando. some / any /
no each / every / either / neither much / many / more / most / a little
/ less / fewer / a few / enough / several all / both / half one / two /
three... etc. what / whatever / which / whichever Palabras de este
grupo sí pueden ir juntas en ocasiones. All three cars are mine. Is
there any more beer? I go to France every two weeks.
Mine coins - make money: http://bit.ly/money_crypto
Mine coins - make money: http://bit.ly/money_crypto
Son palabras en Inglés como "the, a, my, either, some, this, every, enough, several, his..." que vienen al principio de
las oraciones sustantivas. No son adjetivos.
Mine coins - make money: http://bit.ly/money_crypto
the godfather / this webpage
/ enough coffee / some beer
/ my wife
every day / several weeks later
every day / several weeks later
Hay dos distinctos grupos de
determiners:1. Para identificar cosas. Decimos si es conocido o desconocido; de qué cosa se refiere, si estamos hablando de algo específico o en general etc.
- Los artículos: a / an / the
- Los posesivos: my / your / his / her / its / our / your / their / one’s / whose
- Los demostrativos: this / these / that / those
Las palabras de este grupo no van juntas.
2. La mayoría de este grupo son ‘quantifiers’ (cuantificadores).
Indican cuanto de algo estamos hablando.
some / any / no
each / every / either / neither
much / many / more / most / a little / less / fewer / a few / enough / several
all / both / half
one / two / three... etc.
what / whatever / which / whichever
Palabras de este grupo sí pueden ir juntas en ocasiones.
each / every / either / neither
much / many / more / most / a little / less / fewer / a few / enough / several
all / both / half
one / two / three... etc.
what / whatever / which / whichever
Palabras de este grupo sí pueden ir juntas en ocasiones.
All three cars are mine.
Is there any more beer?
I go to France every two weeks.
Is there any more beer?
I go to France every two weeks.
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
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KEY
página 63
1.- kitchen / living room / bedroom / garden / bathroom
2- gorilla/ strawberry / eyebrows / sister / church / weightlifting / adventure / confident / get up / shy
3- were / wasn´t / weren´t / were / was
4- was there / there was / were there / there weren´t / there weren´t
5- 1b / 2c / 3c / 4a / 5b / 6b / 7b / 8a / 9b / 10 c
página 64
7- in picture A / tehere were / there was A / in both pictures / in picture B
8.- but / because / and / because / but
STUDY IRREGULAR VERBS
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Good morning, I leave here the planning for this week:
Monday: Listening Musical Instruments+ Key Listening Easter
Tuesday: UNIT 8: grammar
page 98: exercises and listening
Wednesday: key page 98
exercises page 99. nº 9, 10 and 11
Thursday: 2ºC: key Check your progress
Key page 99
exercises page 100: 2,3,4 and 6
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Parece que es mejor que os deje aquí lo que vamos a hacer durante la semana.
lunes : review
martes: - Check Your Progress
- Estudiar los verbos irregulares
miércoles: Control de verbos irregulares. haremos un TEST de verbos irregulares. Teneís que estudiar TODOS los verbos de la lista. NO TENDRÁ VALOR , solo será orientativo. Haremos un examen en cuanto volvamos a las clases presenciales.
jueves: UNIT 8 Then and Now, Grammar.
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LISTENING:
TRADITIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ( page: 138-139)
Listen carefully and complete exercises on page 139, nº 1 and 2
click HERE to listen
KEY:
LISTENING EASTER
1.This year we celebrate Easter on April 12
2.A moveable holiday is a holiday that does not happen on the same day every year
3. In an Easter Hunt you hunt real or plastic eggs
4.You can find candy, money, and small toysinside plastic eggs
5.There are two games that are races. They are the egg and spoon raceand the Bunny Hop
6.The Easter Egg Roll at the White House will be on April 13 this year
7.Mention two funny things or actions you see in the video at the White House.
a.All logical answers accepted
8.People wear extra extravagant hats decorated for Easter at Easter Bonnet Parades in New York city
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REVIEW:
Past simple de Anna
REVIEW: Irregular verbs
Aquí tienes el enlace a la gramática de los verbos irregulares, haz clik : HERE
El próximo miércoles tendrás un control sobre los verbos irregulares, estudialos!!!
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Buenas tardes, ahí teneís las respuestas a los Test.
Guardar el folio con el ejercício y la nota. Me lo entregareís el primer día de clase presencial que tengamos, que a este paso no sé cuándo será. Esperemos que pronto.
Ya veís que estamos finalizando el tema 7, con algún curso queda alguna cosita por ahí.....
La semana que viene empezaremos el 8. Estoy terminando de escribir la Gramática y algún vídeo para facilitaros la explicación.
Menos mal que los contenidos del Tema 8 ya están vistos, son de repaso.
en 1º ESO: continuaremos con el Pasado, Simple Past. Y seguir estudiando la lista de verbos irregulares.
y
en 2º ESO: tenemos los quantifiers y there is-are.
Ya veís , nada difícil, así que no os agobiéis.
salud y fuerza a todos
Ana
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Cuenta los aciertos como hacemos en clase. El primer día de clase deberás entregarme este ejercicio con su nota, tanquilo, solo será informativa.
Test: VOCABULARY UNIT 7
- botón button
- refugio shelter
- araña spider
- impresora printer
- gusano worm
- meteorito meteor
- tamaño size
- mentiras lies
- cabra goat
- cangrejo crab
- reptiles reptiles
- loco crazy
- suelo ground
- titular headline
- cachorro puppy
- fuerte, alto loud
- en vías de extinción endangered
- pariente realtive
- reserva natural nature reserve
- portatil (ordenador) laptop
- teclado keyboard
- muestra sample
- vivo alive
- agujero hole
- anuncio advert
- ratón mouse
- extranjero foreign
- valor worth
- ensayo essay
- pantalla ( ordenador) monitor
- remar row
- entrenar train
- alimentar feed
- aterrizar land
- salvar save
- mantener hold
- nadar swim
- cavar dig
- explorar explore
- empujar push
- botar bounce
- tocar touch
- bucear dive
- sobrevivir survive
- coger catch
- estrellar crash
- hacer paracaidismo parachute
- ordeñar milk
- ser voluntario volunteer
- usar use
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KEY: UNIT 7
1-robo burglary
2- fregadero sink
3-revista magazine
4-apartamento flat
5- paredes walls
6-desorden mess
7- pero but
8- frigorífico fridge
9-almohada pillows
10- cortinas curtains
11-sillón armchair
12- salón living room
13- ropas clothes
14- cejas eyebrows
15- tímido shy
16- gérmenes germs
17- sucio dirty
18- ascensor lift
19- pupitre desk
20- estanterias shelves
21- escaleras stairs
22- reforma makeover
23- horno oven
24- espejo mirror
25- regalo gift
26-castillo castles
27- alfombra carpet
28-yinkana scavenger hunt
29- reinas queens
30-levantarse get up
31- vivir live
32-dar give
33- querer want
34- ayudar help
35-deber must
36- limpiar clean
37- arreglar tidy
38-describir describe
39- cambiar change
40- quedarse stay
41- encontrar find
42-proteger protect
43-elegir choose
44-organizar organise
45-poder can
46- ganar win
47-recibir receive
48- adivinar guess
49- tener have got
50- haber there was/were
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Buenos días, copia las siguientes palabras en una archivo Word y sin consultar el libro intenta hacerlo. Ya sabes cómo se hace, igual que en clase. Se honesto, no te engañes.
Te daré las soluciones esta tarde a partir de las 18h
Test: VOCABULARY UNIT 7
- botón
- refugio
- araña
- impresora
- gusano
- meteorito
- tamaño
- mentiras
- cabra
- cangrejo
- reptiles
- loco
- suelo
- titular
- cachorro
- fuerte, alto
- en vías de extinción
- pariente
- reserva natural
- portatil (ordenador)
- teclado
- muestra
- vivo
- agujero
- anuncio
- ratón
- extranjero
- valor
- ensayo
- pantalla ( ordenador)
- remar
- entrenar
- alimentar
- aterrizar
- salvar
- mantener
- nadar
- cavar
- explorar
- empujar
- botar
- tocar
- bucear
- sobrevivir
- coger
- estrellar
- hacer paracaidismo
- ordeñar
- ser voluntario
- usar
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HAZ EL SIGUIENTE EJERCÍCIO COMO SI FUESE EL CONTROL DE VOCABULARIO.
Copialas en un folio y lo haces. ESTA TARDE COLGARÉ LAS RESPUESTAS A PARTIR DE LAS 18H.
Procura no hacer trampas, solo te engañas a tí mismo.
1-robo
2- fregadero
3-revista
4-apartamento
5- paredes
6-desorden
7- pero
8- frigorífico
9-almohada
10- cortinas
11-sillón
12- salón
13- ropas
14- cejas
15- tímido
16- gérmenes
17- sucio
18- ascensor
19- pupitre
20- estanterias
21- escaleras
22- reforma
23- horno
24- espejo
25- regalo
26-castillo
27- alfombra
28-yinkana
29- reinas
30-levantarse
31- vivir
32-dar
33- querer
34- ayudar
35-deber
36- limpiar
37- arreglar
38-describir
39- cambiar
40- quedarse
41- encontrar
42-proteger
43-elegir
44-organizar
45-poder
46- ganar
47-recibir
48- adivinar
49-tener
50- haber
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KEY
page 60
1
1.- The heigh in metres that Lareece Butler fell from
2.- The age when she decides to take a skydiving course
3.- the date of her skydiving accident
4.- he was standing on the ground and watching her the whole time
5.- they arrives quickly and took Lareece to a hospital.
2
1.-because it was Lareece´s dream to go skydiving for a long time
2.-No. She jumped successfully several times before this
3.-Cannor answer...
4.-He was standing on the ground
5.- She has a broken leg and she hit her head
6.- Cannot answer
page 61
1.- hold/ bath/ catch/ train / milk
2.- volunteer/ train / touch / swim / feed / adopt
6.- Q: I´d love / that´s not my
Q: it sounds/ I think
Q: how crazy / I can´t believe
page 62
7.- b
Make Check your Progress now
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Listen The PODCAST
You can download the materials( podcast and exercise) if you prefer or read and make below ,click HERE
Podcast – Easter
Hi and welcome to your English podcast.
Today we’re going to explore some of the ways Easter
is celebrated across the United States.
You’ll find some links to the things we talk about here in the documents
provided with the podcast.
Let’s start off with just a little description of what and when Easter is. Easter is a
religious holiday used to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days
after his crucifixion in around 30 A.D.
Easter is the final day in a long religious season called The Passion of
Christ. This season includes Lent and
Holy Week.
This year Easter will be celebrated on April 12. However, Easter is considered a “moveable” feast or holiday, meaning it
does not happen on the same day every year.
Easter Sunday usually falls on the first Sunday after the first full
moon which occurs on or after the spring equinox.
One more thing before we jump into traditions in the
US and Spain, where does the name Easter come from? Some historians think the
name comes from Eostre or Eostrae, the name of the Anglo-Saxon goddess of
spring and fertility. Others argue that it comes from in albis, a Latin word
meaning dawn, which eventually became eostarum.
So now that we have got a bit of history out of the
way, let’s talk about traditions in the US.
Something I think we all know is a big tradition is
the Easter
Egg Hunts. It doesn’t really
matter if you are religious or not, though this is obviously a religious holiday,
everyone likes an Easter Egg Hunt. You
can do the hunt with real or plastic eggs.
There are different benefits to each.
If you use real eggs, you can hard boil them, then decorate them, and at
the end of the hunt you have a healthy snack.
On the other hand, you can use plastic eggs and fill them with different
surprises. Typical things that are found
inside plastic eggs include candy, money, and small toys.
Hunting eggs isn’t the only thing you can do at Easter
though. We also have games like the egg
and spoon race, which is exactly what it sounds like. Individuals carry eggs in spoons, trying not
to drop the egg all while trying to win the race first. Obviously, it’s less messy if you use a
plastic egg filled with candy for this and not a real egg…
There’s also the Bunny Hop, another race, where people
get into giant sacks and hop as fast as they can to the finish line.
So Apart from the celebrations that happen across the
country in people’s backyards, or in the park, or at the local church, there
are also big events that happen on and around Easter. For example, every year at the White House
the President of the United States has an Easter Egg Roll. The tradition started in 1878 and has
continued on and off since then. This
year the event will be on April 13, 2020.
You can find …
On Easter people often go out to a restaurant for a
family meal, or they go to church. Many
families prepare Easter baskets for their children. In these baskets are pretty baskets,
decorated with pastel colours and filled with candy, small toys, books, and
anything else that can fit.
One last tradition that is just a little bit weird is
the Easter Bonnet tradition. The word bonnet means hat. Every year in many cities across the US there
are Easter
Bonnet Parades where people wear extravagant hats decorated for
Easter. Some are beautiful, some are
weird but they are all very creative.
I’ve included a link to a YouTube video where you can see pictures of
the Easter bonnet parade in New York City.
So Kelli … (Kelli
talks about her traditions)
What about you?... (Chris talks about his traditions)
That’s all we have on Easter and I hope that you’ve
learned something new today.
Until next time!
by Kelli Seild and Christopher
Teney
Follow up:
·
Complete these sentences:
1. This year we celebrate Easter on …………………………………………………………………….
2. A moveable holiday is a holiday that ………………………………………………………………...
3. In an Easter Hunt you hunt ……………………………………………..…………………………….
4. You can find ……………………………………………………………………………… inside plastic eggs.
5. There are two games that are races. They are ……………………….. and ………………………
6. The Easter Egg Roll at the White House will be on …………………………….. this
year.
7. Mention two funny things or actions you see in the video at the White
House.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………………………………
8. People wear …………………………….. at Easter Bonnet Parades in ………..……….. City.
Extra mark (optional):
9. Mention one tradition that Kelli and Chris kept when they were children.
It can be a different tradition for each one.
Sources:
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holidays/easter-ideas/g4154/easter-ga
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Repaso: Traducir
1. Los antiguos egipcios a menudo llevaban ropas
ligeras porque el tiempo era muy seco y
hacía mucho calor en el desierto. Les gustaban las joyas sencillas y
bastante sosas. También se pintaban los ojos con colores brillantes para
parecer más atractivos.
2. La búsqueda de oro fue la razón por la que mucha
gente de todo el mundo viajó a California en el siglo XIX. Cuando James
Marshall encontró oro de 24 quilates, la Fiebre del Oro comenzó.
3. La plata no es tan valiosa como el oro, es más
barata. El oro es el metal más popular de la tierra, más blando que los
diamantes y mejor que el bronce. Los aztecas lo llamaban las lágrimas del
sol.
4. El edificio más alto del mundo está en Asia y el
animal más grande no es el elefante, es la ballena azul.
5. Algunas joyas de la corona fueron regalos de otros
reyes europeos. Ahora puedes
encontrarlas en la Torre de Londres y admirar piedras como zafiros, rubís o
diamantes.
6. El antiguo mercado parece muy ruidoso y demasiado
abarrotado, pero me encanta ir de comprar allí. Es divertido, animado y muy
colorido. Puedes comprar los artículos menos comunes, lo mejor y lo peor
también. Estoy de acuerdo.
7.
Me gustan mucho las
playas portuguesas. Son tranquilas, con arena y muy agradables. Algunas son
rocosas con un bosque sombreado al lado, donde puedes hacer un picnic.
8.
Perdone, ¿dónde puedo
comprar un collar y unos pendientes? En la joyería que está en la planta baja.
Baje la escalera mecánica y está a su izquierda. ¿Y un electrodoméstico? En la
tienda electrónica. ¿Cómo llego allí? Suba dos pisos. Es la última tienda a la
derecha.
1- Ancient
Egyptians often wore light clothes because the weather was very dry and very
hot in the desert
2.-
The search for gold was the reason why many people around the world travelled to California in the XIX century. When James Marsahll found 24 carat gold, the Gold Rush began/started.
The search for gold was the reason why many people around the world travelled to California in the XIX century. When James Marsahll found 24 carat gold, the Gold Rush began/started.
3.-
Silver
isn’t as valuable as gold, it’s cheaper. Gold is the most popular metal on
Earth, softer than diamonds and better than bronze. Aztecs called it the tears of the sun
4.-
The
tallest/highest building in the world is in Asia and the largest animal is not
the elephant, it is the blue whale
5.-
Some crown jewells were gifts/presents from other European kings. Now you can find them in the Tower of London and admire stones like/such as sapphires, rubies and diamonds
Some crown jewells were gifts/presents from other European kings. Now you can find them in the Tower of London and admire stones like/such as sapphires, rubies and diamonds
6.-
The old market looks very noisy and
too crowded, but I love to go/ going shopping there. It is fun, lively and very
colourful. You can buy the most unusual items, the best and the worst too. I agree.
7.-
I
really like Portuguese beaches. They are peaceful, sandy and very pleasant.
Some of them/some beaches are rocky with a shady forest nearby, where you can
have a picnic.
8.-
Excuse
me, where can I buy a necklace and a pair of earrings / some earrings? In the
jewellery shop that is on the ground floor. Go down the scalator and it is on
your left. And a household appliance? At
the electronics’ shop. How do I get there? Go up two floors. It is the last
shop on the right.
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