Contents:
A.Vocabulary and pronunciation:
-p. 10:A journey
-arrive in Spain / Cordoba / Madrid... // arrive at school / the library / ... // arrive home
-p. 14: Feelings
-p. 18 + photocopy: Booking a flight:
boarding card; boarding gate; luggage allowance; scale; unattended; empty; check-in desk; proceed;
availability; available; book a flight; direct; stopover; one way; round trip; departure / arrival; pay by credit card; aisle seat; business
-Expressions of time: At first; First of all; After a while; After several/a few (days)....; After that; Afterwards; In the end; Eventually; As....; While......; As soon as.....; Before.....; After....; Until (till)...
-Irregular verbs (WB. pp. 107-108)
B. Phonetics:
Learn the following symbols:
ʃ (she) ʧ (chair) θ (thin) ð (the) ʤ (just) ŋ (thing)
ʌ (cut) ɜː (bird) ə (computer) ɪə (dear) əʊ (go) juː (useful) eə (pair)
C. Grammar:
-Past Simple / Past Continuous
-Used to.
D. Everyday English:
-Booking a flight (expressions used in the dialogue: See, SB p. 20 + photocopy)
E. Writing:
-Talking about a memorable trip.
(For more practice, go to the label "Unit 1" on the right)
martes, 11 de octubre de 2016
viernes, 7 de octubre de 2016
Booking a flight
Mixed-up sentences
Sentences and vocabulary matching
Listen and complete the text
Etiquetas:
listening and speaking,
unit 1
martes, 27 de septiembre de 2016
Cuaderno
El alumno…..
- Mantiene el cuaderno limpio y cuidado, sin tachones.
- La letra es legible, usa signos de puntuación, utiliza mayúsculas correctamente, respeta márgenes.
- Separa las unidades.
- Escribe los resúmenes en el lugar correspondiente.
- Pega las fotocopias en el lugar correspondiente.
- Distingue teoría de práctica, usando cuadros, cambio de color, ….
- Escribe la fecha, página del libro y nº al que corresponde cada ejercicio. Copia el enunciado.
- Escribe la pronunciación y el significado de las palabras.
- Corrige los ejercicios (corrige los errores con bolígrafo rojo). (Nunca borrar)
- Copia los apuntes correctamente.
EL CUADERNO DEBE ESTAR A DISPOSICIÓN DEL PROFESOR EN TODO MOMENTO PARA SU CORRECCIÓN.
martes, 17 de mayo de 2016
First and Second Conditionals
CHART
If Clause
|
Main Clause
| |
First Conditional
|
PRESENT SIMPLE
|
WILL + INFINITIVE
CAN/MUST + INFINITIVE
IMPERATIVE
|
Second Conditional
|
PAST SIMPLE
|
WOULD + INFINITIVE
COULD/MIGHT + INF
|
· First Conditional
It is possible and also very likely (probable) that the condition will be fulfilled.
Example: If I find her address, I’ll send her an invitation.
Exercise1
- Unless: A no ser que… (Remember it goes with the verb in the affirmative)
Example:
I won’t call you if it is not necessary.=
I won’t call you unless it is necessary.
UNLESS
I won’t call you if it is not necessary.=
I won’t call you unless it is necessary.
UNLESS
· Second Conditional
1. It is possible but very unlikely (improbable) that the condition will be fulfilled (realizada).
1. It is possible but very unlikely (improbable) that the condition will be fulfilled (realizada).
Example: If I found her address, I would send her an invitation.
Si encontrase su dirección (veo difícil que ocurra), enviaría una invitación.
2. Hypothetical situations. (Situaciones hipotéticas)
2. Hypothetical situations. (Situaciones hipotéticas)
Example: What would you do if you were a millionaire?
3. Advice. (Consejos)
Example: If I were* you, I wouldn’t go out tonight.
Exercises
Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4
First or Second Conditional?
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Exercise 4
First or Second Conditional?
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
miércoles, 20 de abril de 2016
Too, too much, too many, enough
Relatives
PPT with explanations
Can you omit the relative pronoun? (Is it the subject or an object?)
Can you omit the relative pronoun? (2)
When, Where, Why
Multiple choice 1
Multiple choice 2
Can you omit the relative pronoun? (Is it the subject or an object?)
Can you omit the relative pronoun? (2)
When, Where, Why
Multiple choice 1
Multiple choice 2
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