Sunday, 13 December 2009
Superlative adjectives
Short adjectives:
Add the -est
* when the adjective ends in "y", it changes by "i" (happy)
* when the adjective has only 3 letters, consonant-vocal-consonant, the last consonant is double (hot)
fast - the fastest
Ronny is the fastest runner.
happy - the happiest
I am the happiest person in the world!
hot - the hottest
The Sahara is the hottest place.
big - the biggest
Chihuahua is the biggest state in Mexico.
Long adjectives:
Add the most (adjective)
difficult - the most difficult
For me, Mathematics is the most difficult.
handsome - the most handsome
Brad Pitt is the most handsome actor.
intelligent - the most intelligent
Maria is the most intelligent student.
Exception!
good - the best
For me, Christina Aguilera is the best singer.
bad - the worst
I think winter is the worst weather.
Comparative adjectives
Short adjectives:
Add -er than
* when the adjective ends in "y", it changes by "i" (happy)
* when the adjective has only 3 letters, consonant-vocal-consonant, the last consonant is double (hot)
fast - faster than
A car is faster than a bicycle.
happy - happier than
Children are happier than adults.
hot - hotter than
Monterrey is hotter than Puebla.
small - smaller than
Cuba is smaller than the United States.
Long adjectives:
Add more (adjective) than
difficult - more difficult than
For me, Mathematics is more difficult than Biology.
handsome - more handsome than
Brad Pitt is more handsome than Tom Cruise.
intelligent - more intelligent than
Maria is more intelligent than Dora.
Exception!
good - better than
Shakira is better than Toñita.
bad - worse than
In Siberia, the weather is worse than in Hawaii.
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Physical description
1. Bob is ________.
a) slim
b) thin
c) fat
2. Jane has _______ hair.
a) dark
b) blond
c) yellow
3. Martin is ________.
a) fat
b) slim
c) stocky
4. Rick is ________.
a) short
b) tall
c) average height
5. John's hair is _______ __ _______.
a) blond and short
b) long and black
c) black and short
6. Cathy is _______ __ _______.
a) tall and stocky
b) fat and short
c) slim and tall
7. Bob has ________, _______ hair.
a) short, blond
b) brown, long
c) long, dark
8. Jane is _______.
a) fat
b) thin
c) average weight
.
Monday, 2 November 2009
Habits
once/ twice / two or three times - a week
every - day / week /month / Saturday / weekend
1. How often does Mike go to the gym?
He goes to the gym ________ ________ and _________.
2. How often does he wash his car?
He washes his car ________ ____ ________.
3. How often does Mike visit his grandparents?
He visits them ________ ___ ________.
4. How often does he take the children to the school?
He takes them ________ ___ ________ ___ ________.
5. How often does he go shopping?
He goes shopping _________ ___ __________.
Past Simple Tense
- want - wanted
- play - played
- visit - visited
- rain - rained
- walk - walked
- watch - watched
- cook - cooked
- dance - danced
Regular Past Verbs
- go - went
- have - had
- be - was (1), were (2+)
- swim - swam
- sing - sang
- do - did
- speak - spoke
- ride - rode
- read - read
- make - made
- eat - ate
Affirmative sentences:
Steve sang many songs at the party.
My friends went to the supermarket.
I watched TV all night.
Negative sentences:
You weren't at home last night.
They didn't visit their grandparents.
I didn't do my homework.
Questions:
Were you at Secundaria 23?
Was Rose in the same classroom as you?
Did you eat tacos yesterday?
Did you play computer games?
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Can you count them?
MONEY
___ Countable ___ Uncountable
We need _________ money.
FOOD
___ Countable ___ Uncountable
We are eating _________ food.
RAINCOAT
___ Countable ___ Uncountable
Take _________ raincoat, it is raining.
SOCKS
___ Countable ___ Uncountable
I want _________ socks.
EGGS
___ Countable ___ Uncountable
Ana is making a cake, she needs _________ eggs.
What are they doing?
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Linking words
but (joins different things)
or (joins different options)
1. I'd like a soda ___ some nachos.
2. Would you like an orange juice ____ a lemonade?
3. I like coffee ____ I don't like tea.
4. Richard has got two sisters ____ he hasn't got brothers.
5. I have breakfast in the kitchen ____ in the dining room.
6. My favourite subjects are Biology ____ Mathematics.
7. I want to study Medicine ____ Politics.
Friday, 25 September 2009
Furniture, There is/are
1. Is there a lamp? ___________.
2. Are there two computers? _____________.
3. Is there a bed? ____________.
4. Are there any books? ____________.
5. Is there a TV? ____________.
6. Is there a wardrove? ____________.
7. Is there a basketball ball? ___________.
Personal information
2. What's your surname? ___
3. Where are you from? ___
4. How old are you? ___
5. Where do you live? ___
6. Are you married? ___
7. What do you do? ___
8. Do you work? ___
9. What are your hobbies? ___
10. What's your e-mail address? ___
A. I'm a high school student.
B. Lopez.
C. I'm sixteen.
D. I like watching TV and listening to music.
E. No, I'm not.
F. Edgar.
G. I'm from Mexico City.
H. No, I don't.
I. edgar92@yahoo.com
J. I live in Zacatecas.
Thursday, 24 September 2009
House rooms
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4.
5.
6.
Time
a) It's eleven past forty-five.
b) It's a quarter past eleven.
c) It's eleven and a quarter.
2.
a) It's seven and a quarter.
b) It's seven and a half.
c) It's seven past a half.
3.
a) It's four o'clock.
b) It's twelve twenty.
c) It's twenty past seven.
a) It's one past nine.
b) It's nine fifty-nine.
c) It's one to nine.
5.
a) It's ten to ten.
b) It's two past ten.
c) It's two fifty.
6.
a) It's twelve o'clock.
b) It's twelve and a quarter.
c) It's twelve and a half.
7.
a) It's one fifty.
b) It's a quarter to one.
c) It's one and a quarter.
8.
a) It's ten past ten.
b) It's ten to ten.
c) It's two past ten.
9.
a) It's four thirty.
b) It's twenty-nine past four.
c) It's twenty-nine to four.
10.
a) It's twelve fifty-five
b) It's five to eleven.
c) It's eleven fifty-five..
Morning routine
9. My sister and I ................. TV.
10. Anna ................ shopping every Sunday morning.
12. Mrs. Brown ............ the newspaper.
a) doesn't read
b) don't read
c) read