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Posted by mariaah under 1º ESO, 2ºESO

1º ESO             * Island for Sale   - Anne Collins. Penguin Readers- beginner       island-for-sale.jpg

                           * The Crown - MR James. Penguin Active Reading- level 1              the-crown.jpg

2ºESO             *  London  - Vicky Shipton - Penguin Readers- level 2  (elementary)     london-book.gif

                        

                             *  Moby Dick - Herman Melville-  Level 2 (elementary)                          moby-dick-book.gif

3ºESO             *  Treasure Island     - Robert Louis Stevenson-  Penguin Readers - elementary

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                          * Another World  - Elaine O’Reilly-    Penguin Active Reading-   Level 2 - elementary  

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4º ESO        *  The Turn of the Screw-   Henry James - Penguin Readers  - level 3      the-turn-of-the-screw-2.jpg                  

                       *   The Incredible Journey  - Sheila Burnford  -  Penguin Readers    -  level 3 

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CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD  

How do you celebrate Christmas?  Do you decorate your house?

 Do you buy a Christmas tree?          

   spotman021.gif         Do you send Christmas cards to your friends?

Do you write the letter to The Three Wise Men?

What food do you usually eat?   Do you have a big dinner on  Christmas’ eve? 

Do  all your family have lunch at home?   

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  WRITE A LETTER TO THE THREE WISE MEN OR TO SANTA CLAUS

Dear Santa Claus,

This year I was very good. I got good marks at school and my parents are happy. I would like ……………….. (presents,..)

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Present Continuous

Posted by mariaah under 3ºESO DIVERSIFICACION

cartero.jpg      What’s he doing?   He is driving a motorbike

What are you doing now?  Are you reading a magazine?  Are you watching TV?

We use the Present Continuous to say what you are doing at the moment of speaking.  Example:   I am writing an article for my blog
filming.jpg             They are making a film

 

   PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Write questions
1.- you/wait/for the bus?2.- she/work/ in the hospital?3.- they/ride/their bikes to school?
4.- he /shop/ at the supermarket?
5.- Peter/ drink/ a glass of milk?
6.- Emilly/ study/ French/ at the library?
7.- The girl/ play/ the guitar/ in her bedroom?
8.- My friends / write/ letters?
9.- The dog/ eat / a bone?
10.- Julio / sing/ an English song?
11.- Peter/iron/ his trouser?
12.- My dad/ /cook/ dinner?
13.- My sister / tidy/ her bedroom?

EXERCISE :

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Mr Bean and the Christmas turkey

Posted by mariaah under 1º ESO

Watch this funny video

Past Simple

Posted by mariaah under 2ºESO

Verb “BE”   (=ser ó estar) 

Watch this video and learn the Simple Past tense

affirmative form:    I/he/she/ it was       you/we/they  were  
Negative form:    long forms:   I/he/she/it was not          you/we/ they were not
                                      short forms: I/he/she/it wasn’t       you/we/ they weren’t   
Interrogative form:    Was I/he/she/it?        were you/we/ they?
Expresiones temporales que se usan con el Past Simple:  
 yesterday, the day before yesterday,  last night, last week, last year, last Summer, last Saturday,  a long time ago. a week ago, two years ago.   
Examples:  Last month we were at the sea   I was at the disco last Saturday.  My sister wasn’t in bed two weeks ago.    
Questions and short answers:
   Was your birthday last week? No, it wasn’t / yes, it was         Were your friends at the disco last Sunday?    Yes, they were / no, they weren’t

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Exercises  :   Complete the sentences with was/were/wasn’t/weren’t
1.- The concert …….. very good. I liked it.
2.- Diana …………..  at the park yesterday and Sonia ………. at the shopping center.
3.- Last winter  it …………………. very cold.  The children …………..  in the mountains.
4.- Rick ……… at the Internet cafe last Saturday.  He …………………  with his friend Alan.
5.- I ……………….. (not) at the gym last Friday afternoon. I ………… at home.
6.- You ……………….. at the school yesterday.   Where ………………. you?  I ………….. ill in bed.
7.- They ……………… at the cinema last Saturday but the film ………………… (not) very good.
Complete the text with was/wasn’t /weren’t   
Yesterday, it ……………..Sunday, so I ………….. at work. I ………. at home. My husband goes to the gym on Sundays, but he ……………. at the gym yesterday. He ………….. at home with me. But our children ……….. at home. They ………. at the zoo in the morning.   In the evening, we ………. at a concert. But it …………… good. It was awful!

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PAST SIMPLE - REGULAR VERBS

Para formar el pasado simple de los verbos regulares se añade la terminación -ED a la raíz del verbo correspondiente.
walk—- walked        look—–looked               listen—listened          explain——explained
A) Según sea la terminación del verbo, a veces es necesario hacer algunos cambios:

1) Si el verbo termina en -y precedida de una consonante, se cambia la -y por -i y se añade la terminación -ED

hurry—— hurried                    study—–studied               reply—- replied

2) Si el verbo termina en -e, sólo se añade la -D         

arrive——arrived                    close—–closed

 3) Algunos de los verbos regulares forman el pasado duplicando la consonante final y añadiendo -ED cuando su última sílaba está formada por una vocal seguida de una consonante y sobre ella recae el énfasis al pronunciarla.

 stop—–stopped                   travel——travelled               unwrap——

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El pasado simple es igual para todas las personas   (es muy fácil)                    

  I worked         you walked     he listened                 they    talked

La forma negativa del Past Simple:    

Sujeto + did not/didn’t +  verbo               

  Example:        I didn’t work         he didn’t walk          he didn’t listen

La forma interrogativa del Past Simple:       

 Did  +  sujeto +  verbo

Did you see my father?          Did he paint the table?             Did she wash her hands?

 

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Usamos los pronombres interrogativos para hacer preguntas. 

                  What did you do yesterday?              Who did you see last night?                

 Where did you go last weekend?     When did you visit Madrid?

 How did you go to the cinema?               Why did he fail the exam?

watch this video about Past Simple tense

LOS VERBOS IRREGULARES HABRÁ  QUE ESTUDIARLOS MUY BIEN, PUES NO SIGUEN NINGUNA REGLA FIJA PARA SU FORMACIÓN.

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song

Posted by mariaah under 2ºESO, 3ºESO DIVERSIFICACION

Watch this video. James Blunt sings “You’re beautiful”

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