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10 abr 2020

UNIT 6: CHAMPION CHILDREN

Vocabulary:

  • ADJECTIVES



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  • After school activities : Art, chess, diving, foorball, gym, IT, spelling, singing..)

  • Adverbs of definite frequency 

Grammar:




LITTLE/BIG - LONG/SHORT - TALL/SHORT - YOUNG /OLD - PRETTY/UGLY - STRONG/WEAK - DIRTY/CLEAN - SLOW/FAST - 

  BIG--> BIGGER THAN 

 AGREEABLE (AGRADABLE) - GRATEFUL (AGRADECIDO) - FRIENDLY (AMABLE) - ELDERLY (ANCIANO) - AUTHENTIC (AUTÉNTICO) - EXPENSIVE (CARO) - CONFORTABLE (CÓMODO) - CAREFUL (CUIDADOSO) - IMPORTANT (IMPORTANTE) - INTERESTING (INTERESANTE) - BEAUTIFUL (BELLA) - DIFFICULT (DIFÍCIL) - POLITE (EDUCADO) - SELFISH (EGOÍSTA)

 MORE IMPORTANT THAN


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Structures:

What do you do after school?
How often do you..?
What are you really good at doing? 
I am good at...
I wasn`t good at...
I am better at (gym) than(art)
I was best at..
I was the best.

Proyect: 

14 ene 2019

Unit 4: DESERTS

Vocabulary:

  • Adjetives: Hot/cold, big/small/, high/width, wet/dry..
  • Wild animals: Ravens, coyotes, lizard, camel, Volture, scorpions, snakes, elephants, lions..
  • Desert Landscape: oasis, palm tree, rocks, sand, sand dune, cactus, 
  • Desert: Sahara, Sonora, Atacama, Gobi..
  • Data: Size, temperature-average summer day, temperature-average winter night, rainfall, 40ºC, -15ºC, 15 mm/year, km2,  ...
  • Adverbs of frequency: always, usually, sometimes, hardlyever, never

STRUCTURES:  

  • How big/(hot/wet..) is ...?
  • What is the temperature- average summer day in Shara Desert?
Do camels live in the desert?
Do lion sleep on rock?
Do lizard sit ..?

GRAMMAR:  

  • Comprarative an superlatives
  • Use of frequency adverds
  • There is /there are ..
  • Prepositions



comparatives:

Adjective with one and two syllable :   bigger than  

Polysyllabic adjective :   more  importantthan

Superlatives:

Adjective with one and two syllable : The biggest  

Polysyllabic adjective :   The most important

LITTLE/BIG - LONG/SHORT - TALL/SHORT - YOUNG /OLD - PRETTY/UGLY - STRONG/WEAK - DIRTY/CLEAN - SLOW/FAST - 

  BIG--> BIGGER THAN 

 Agreeable (agradable) - grateful (agradecido) - friendly (amable) - elderly (anciano) - authentic (auténtico) - expensive (caro) - confortable (cómodo) - careful (cuidadoso) - important (importante) - interesting (interesante) - beautiful (bella) - difficult (difícil) - polite (educado) - selfish (egoísta)

 MORE important THAN

22 ene 2018

Comparatives and Superlatives

COMPARATIVES:

= --->     as ________as



-  ---> 
              less ________ than



+ ---->
  • long adjective : more ________ than
  • short adjective: _______+er than
      • RULES:
        • -y-->ier  
        • -e ___>+r
        • CVC --> CVCC+er

 
SUPERLATIVES:

Long adjectives: the most _________ 

Short adjectives : the ________+est  

UNIT 3: Spectacular Space!


VOCABULARY:

  • Solar System: the Sun, Mercury, Venus, the Earth, the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, constellation, star, planets,  
  • Big numbers: hundred, thousand, million, billion
  • Measurements: diameter, distance, size, temperature, km, ºC, far, near
  • Adjectives:
    • the closest planet to the sun,
    • the brightest planet in the sky,
    • the red planet,
    • the largest,
    • with rings,
    • very hot and cloudy,
    • It is made of dust..,
    • the big /small, bright/dark, cold/hot, far/near, high/low, yellow/yellowish,  

STRUCTURES:

  • How far is it from (...) to (...)?  It's a long way. It takes..
  • How big is our solar system?
  • What the distance from the Sun to the Earth?
  • Why...........? - Because ....

  • Language to play a game:
    • It is my turn, 
    • I'm on number 4
    • It says :
      • Miss a go
      • Pass me the dice, please
      • Throw again
      • Go back two
      • Advance two
      • Change places...
  • Comparatives and superlatives