Adjetivos comparativos en inglés
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Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Game 1
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Find the seven differences:
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02 February 2010
04 February 2009
PAST SIMPLE TENSE
1. Remember the use of the past tense:
2. Write the past tense of the following verbs here (notebook).
(Escribe los verbos en tu cuaderno y tradúcelos).
REINFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES
a. Was or were?
b. Regular or irregular?
3. Present or past? Classify the sentences according to its tense (notebook).
a. He is doing his homework now.
b. Mary works in Seville.
c. Peter did his homework yesterday.
d. They are playing the guitar at the moment.
e. They often go out on Saturdays.
4. Choose the correct alternative to form the past tense here.
(Online)
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES
USE OF THE NEGATIVE FORMS
5. Write the negative form of the following sentences (e-mail). Then write the interrogative form of the sentences:
a. Mary started a new project --> Mary didn't start a new project.
b. James came to London in January.
c. They studied English in 2003.
d. Susan broke the window yesterday.
e. Mary worked all day long yesterday.
f. I forgot your birthday!
g. He was happy to be here.
h. There were many people in the street.
2. Write the past tense of the following verbs here (notebook).
(Escribe los verbos en tu cuaderno y tradúcelos).
REINFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES
a. Was or were?
b. Regular or irregular?
3. Present or past? Classify the sentences according to its tense (notebook).
a. He is doing his homework now.
b. Mary works in Seville.
c. Peter did his homework yesterday.
d. They are playing the guitar at the moment.
e. They often go out on Saturdays.
4. Choose the correct alternative to form the past tense here.
(Online)
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES
USE OF THE NEGATIVE FORMS
5. Write the negative form of the following sentences (e-mail). Then write the interrogative form of the sentences:
a. Mary started a new project --> Mary didn't start a new project.
b. James came to London in January.
c. They studied English in 2003.
d. Susan broke the window yesterday.
e. Mary worked all day long yesterday.
f. I forgot your birthday!
g. He was happy to be here.
h. There were many people in the street.
29 January 2009
WAS / WERE
The past of the verb TO BE
Was or were?
Was or were? II
--> SEARCH BLOG / BUSCAR EN BLOG: "PAST TENSE". COPIAR LA TEORÍA EN EL CUADERNO Y VOLVER.
There are regular and irregular verbs. Find in the dictionary the past tense of these verbs:
Was or were?
Was or were? II
--> SEARCH BLOG / BUSCAR EN BLOG: "PAST TENSE". COPIAR LA TEORÍA EN EL CUADERNO Y VOLVER.
There are regular and irregular verbs. Find in the dictionary the past tense of these verbs:
10 December 2008
03 December 2008
20 November 2008
PAST SIMPLE
PRONUNCIACIÓN DEL PASADO DE VERBOS REGULARES
Si el verbo termina en "t" o "d", se le añade "id":
-Start: started (staartid)
-Mind: minded (maindid)
Si el verbo termina en cualquier otro SONIDO, se le añade "t" o "d":
-Look: looked (lukt)
-Stop: stopped (stopt)
-play: played (pleid)
PRESENT SIMPLE
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
1. Watch the following video:
1. Mira el siguiente vídeo:
2. Now do the following activity on your computer:
2. Ahora haz el siguiente ejercicio en tu ordenador:
Ejercicio #2
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
3. Copy the following chart on your notebook:
3. Copia la siguiente tabla en tu cuaderno:
NEGATIVE FORMS
I don't speak
You don't speak
He doesn't speak
She doesn't speak
It doesn't speak
We don't speak
You don't speak
They don't speak
¡HE / SHE / IT utilizan DOESN'T!
4. Now do the following activities on your computer:
Activity #4
Activity #5
1. Watch the following video:
1. Mira el siguiente vídeo:
2. Now do the following activity on your computer:
2. Ahora haz el siguiente ejercicio en tu ordenador:
Ejercicio #2
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
3. Copy the following chart on your notebook:
3. Copia la siguiente tabla en tu cuaderno:
NEGATIVE FORMS
I don't speak
You don't speak
He doesn't speak
She doesn't speak
It doesn't speak
We don't speak
You don't speak
They don't speak
¡HE / SHE / IT utilizan DOESN'T!
4. Now do the following activities on your computer:
Activity #4
Activity #5
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
--> Watch this video. How do we form the present continuous?
Present Continuous
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