I: Look at the photos and complete the sentences with: a lot of / a few / a little / not any.
Monday, 26 April 2010
Have you ever...?
I: Reorder the words to form sentences.
1. ever - you - visited - have - museum - new - the - ?
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2. you - another - in - ever - city - have - lived - ?
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II. Choose the best verb to complete the questions.
3. Have you ever __________ in an office?
a) work
b) working
c) works
d) worked
4. Have you ever __________ a horror movie at night?
a) watches
b) watch
c) watched
d) watching
5. Have you ever __________ dinner for your family?
a) used
b) talked
c) played
d) cooked
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1. ever - you - visited - have - museum - new - the - ?
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2. you - another - in - ever - city - have - lived - ?
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II. Choose the best verb to complete the questions.
3. Have you ever __________ in an office?
a) work
b) working
c) works
d) worked
4. Have you ever __________ a horror movie at night?
a) watches
b) watch
c) watched
d) watching
5. Have you ever __________ dinner for your family?
a) used
b) talked
c) played
d) cooked
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Present perfect: Have you ever...?
Aquí have NO significa “tener”, sino “haber”:
Have you ever worked?
Has tu alguna vez trabajado?
Have you ever travelled by plane?
Has tu alguna vez viajado en avión?
Respuestas:
Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
Los verbos trabajado=worked, viajado=travelled están en pasado participio.
Estos verbos son regulares, por lo que terminan en –ed; en esta unidad solamente vamos a utilizar un verbo irregular: been.
be been use used
dance danced smoke smoked
want wanted study studied
Have you ever worked?
Has tu alguna vez trabajado?
Have you ever travelled by plane?
Has tu alguna vez viajado en avión?
Respuestas:
Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
Los verbos trabajado=worked, viajado=travelled están en pasado participio.
Estos verbos son regulares, por lo que terminan en –ed; en esta unidad solamente vamos a utilizar un verbo irregular: been.
be been use used
dance danced smoke smoked
want wanted study studied
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Prepositions of place
next to - between - in the middle - in front of - opposite - behind - under - above - on the corner
1. The gas station is ______________ of First Ave. and Center St.
2. The bank is ______________ the department store and the restaurant.
3. There is an helicopter ______________ the hospital.
4. The square is _____________ the theater.
5. The post office is ___________ the bookstore.
6. Shoes is __________ the coffee shop.
Must/Mustn't
Must (obligation)
You must get 70 to pass the exam.
Mustn't (prohibition)
You mustn't smoke in the classroom.
Can (possibility)
You can use the computers of the library.
Can't (impossibility)
You can't print, because there isn't a printer.
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You must get 70 to pass the exam.
Mustn't (prohibition)
You mustn't smoke in the classroom.
Can (possibility)
You can use the computers of the library.
Can't (impossibility)
You can't print, because there isn't a printer.
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Sunday, 7 February 2010
Ordinal numbers
21st twenty-first
22nd twenty-second
23rd twenty-third
24th twenty-fourth
25th twenty-fifth
26th twenty-sixth
27th twenty-seventh
28th twenty-eighth
29th twenty-ninth
30th thirtieth
31st thirty-first
Saturday, 6 February 2010
Present simple and present continuous
Present simple:
(used to talk about something normally happens)
Subject + verb + complement
We .......... play .... baseball every week.
(he/she/it - take an "s" at the end of the verb)
She ......... plays .... tennis with her friends.
Present continuous:
(used to talk about something is happening at the moment or in the future)
Subject + be + verb + ing + complement
We .......... are ..... playing ..... baseball.
She .......... is ........playing ...... tennis with her friends.
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(used to talk about something normally happens)
Subject + verb + complement
We .......... play .... baseball every week.
(he/she/it - take an "s" at the end of the verb)
She ......... plays .... tennis with her friends.
Present continuous:
(used to talk about something is happening at the moment or in the future)
Subject + be + verb + ing + complement
We .......... are ..... playing ..... baseball.
She .......... is ........playing ...... tennis with her friends.
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Published by
Ms. Carmen Garcia
Etiquetas:
Present continuous,
Present simple,
Second semester,
Unit 7
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