23 de Marzo de 2017
* CORRECTION WORKHOME
- FOTOCOPIAS. Pag. 41. 4B Grammar
a) 1- Have you ever eaten octopus?/ 2- I've never flown in a helicopter/
3- Has she ever been late for work?/ 4- He hasn't bought any expensive clothes/
5- She's met a lot of famous people/ 6- We have never seen a Spike Lee film/
7- She's won a lot of prizes for her novels/ 8- Have you ever lose a credit card/
9- I've never work in a shop or a restaurant/ 10- Have you ever sold something on eBay/
11- He's fallen off his bike five times/ 12- I haven't read any of the Lord of The Rings books
b) 1- Have you ever been to an action?/ 2- Yes, I have/ 3- I went to one /
4- Did you buy anything?/ 5- Yes, I bought a necklace/ 6- How much did you pay for it?/
7- But I've worn it a lot/ 8- Have you ever heard the group Muse?/ 9- No, I haven't /
10- I saw them in concert last month/ 11- Was it a good concert?/ 12- Yes, I really liked it
- STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag.32. 4C.Reading
a) - People sometimes don't tell the truth about their weekend C
b) 1- b lie about their weekend
2- b had a very tiring week
3- a their real weekend is very boring
4- b try to make their lives seem more exciting
- STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag.33. 6 Vocabulary
a) tired described how you feel / tiring describes things and situations
b) 1- Do you think Sundays are usually boring?/ 2- Are you bored with your job or studies?/
3- What kind of weather makes you feel depressed?/
4- Why do you think the news is often depressing?/
5- What activity do you find most relaxing?/
6- Do you usually feel relaxed at the end of the weekend?/
7- What is the most interesting book you've read recently?/
8- What sports are you interested in?/ 9- Are you excited about your next holiday?/
10- What's the most exciting sports mathc you've ever watched?
- STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 133. 4B
a) 1- Have you ever bought clothes from than shop?/
2- I've always wanted a pair of designer shoes/ 3- I haven't read the newspaper today/
4- We haven't been to the new shopping centre yet/
5- Have your brother lived abroad all his life?/ 6- They've gone to live in South America/
7- She hasn't flown before/ 8- James hasn't met his girlfriend's family yet/
9- Have you eaten in this restaurant before?/
10- Jane has gone to the gym - she'll be back in an hour
b) 1- When did you see it?/ 2- I went to the cinema in March and it was on then/
3- I have been to the cinema in ages/ 4- The last film I saw was Mamma Mia!/
5- Did you enjoy it?/ 6- I loved it!/
c) 1- The kids aren't here. They've all gone out/
2- Have you ever been to the swimming pool in town?/
3- I haven't been to Sue's new flat yet/ 4- My sistes has gone to teach in France/
5- Oh good. Dad's been to the shop- the fridge is full
* COMPARATIVES
- Para formar el comparativo utilizamos el pronombre sujeto
THAN + Pronombre sujeto (me, you, him, her, us you, them) al final
Ej: I'm tall but my sisters are taller that │me
│I am (I am al final de la frase NO SE CONTRAE)
John is nice but Peter is nice that │him
│ he is
- COMPARATIVES TWO SYLLABLES
Siempre es como los de tres sílabas EXCEPTO cuando terminan en -Y,
que se convierte la terminación -Y en -IER
Adjetives: happy - happi + er = happier / easy - easi + er = easier
Ej.: Children are happier than adults / English grammar is easier than French Grammar
Adverbs: slowly - slowy + more = more slowly
Ej: a bike runs more slowly than a plane
- COMPARATIVES SUPERIORITIES (ADJETIVES and ADVERBS)
La mayoria de ellos forman el comparativo como si tuvieran 3 o más sílabas.
Ej: She's more tired than │ him
│ he is
Si la terminación del adjetivo/adverbio es en -Y, la -Y se convierte en "i" y se le añade "ER"
Ej. She's happier than you
- COMPARATIVES INFERIORITY (ADJETIVES and ADVERBS)
Se forma con la palabra "LESS" + (Adj / Adv) + THAN
Ej. I'm less tall than my sisters / Staying in a hostel is less expensive than staying in hotel
- COMPARATIVES EQUALITY (ADJETIVES and ADVERBS)
Se forma con NOT AS + (Adj/Adv) + AS ....
Ej.: I´m not as tall as │my sisters
│ them
│they are
Going camping isn't as expensive as staying in a hotel
Buying "EL MUNDO" is as expensive as buying "EL PAIS".
En este caso el verbo "buying" es equivalente al sustantivo y se añade -ing al final
Buy- buying / Play - playing
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 37. 2 Grammar
a) Adverbs: quickly/ slowly /
Adjetivs: patient/ busy / stressed
Boths: fast / bad
b) 1- Life is faster than before/ 2- Traffic in cities is more worse than it was/
3- Everybody is busier than they were five years ago/
4- We are more stressed than our grandparents were/
5- We do everything more quickly, faster/ 6- People aren't as patient as they were before
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 134. 5A Grammar
- Para comparar dos personas, lugares, cosas o acciones utilizamos:
1- Adjetivos comparativos
2- Adverbios compartativos (para referirnos a acciones del verbo)
3- (not) as + adjetive/adverb + as
- Adjetivos comparativos Regulares
1- Una sola sílaba se añade la terminación -er. Ej. short - shorter
2- Una sola vocal + una sola consonante, se añade una doble consonante al final + - er
Ej.: big - bigger
3- Consonante y terminación en -Y, se le anula Y y se añade + -ier
Ej: easy - easier / busy - busier
4- Con dos o más sílabas se le convierte en more + adjetive
Ej: relaxed - more relaxed / expensive - more expensive /
- Adjetivos comparativos Irregulares
Tienen su propia palabra para construirlos
good --- better │ bad --- worse │ far --- further/farther (solo para distancias)
stressed--- more stressed │ tired --- more tired │ bored --- more bored
- Adverbios regulares
Siempre se les añade "more" + Adverbio.
Ej: more quickly / more slowly
- Adverbios irregulares
Tienen su propia palabra
hard --- harder │ well --- better │ badly --- worse
- Los comparativos con pronombres, después de un comparativo + than o as ... as utilizamos
un objeto pronombre (me, you, him, her, our, you, them)
o un pronombre + auxiliar de verbo.
Ej.: My brother's taller than me / My brother's taller than I am
He's not as intelligent as her / He's not as intelligent as she is
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 135. 5A
a) 1- Modern computers are much faster than the early ones/ 2- My sister is taller than me/
3- I'm busier this week than last week/ 4- Newcastle is farther from London than Leeds/
5- I thought the third Men in Black film was worse than the first two/
6- Manchester United played better than Arsenal/
7- The French exam was harder than the German/ 8- My new job is more boring my old one/
9- My new apartment is bigger than my old one/
10- I'm not lazzy - I just work more slowly than you!
b) 1- Jerry isn't as short as Adam/ 2- My bag isn't as nice as your bag/
3- London isn't as big as Tokio/ 4- Cricket isn't as popular as tennis/
5- Adults don't learn languages as fast as adults/ 6- You don't work as hard as me/
7- France didn't play as well as England
* FOTOCOPIAS. Pag. 42. 5A Grammar
a) 1- He's happier than his wife / 2- Spain is hotter than France/
3- The sandwiches are more expensive than the drink/
4- David speaks Italian better than Kim/
5- Sydney is farther from London than Delhi/ 6- He's taller than his brother/
7- Claire works harder than Sally/ 8- The traffic at 8.30 is worse than the traffic at 9.30/
9- Harry writes more quickly than Paul
* FOTOCOPIAS. Pag. 12 - 13
- Introduce youself:
Name: Hello, my name's
Age: I was born on xxxxx and I was xxxx years old
From: I'm from in xxxx
Where you live: I live in xxxxx
Job: I work in XXXX
Studies: I studied XXXX
hobbies: I like XXXXXX
family members: I XXX
- Dialogo
2 Preguntas acerca de ti o lo expuesto anteriormente
- Interacción a través de una tarjeta
Se pueden ver modelos en la Web
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* HOMEWORK
- Fotocopias Pag. 42. 5A Grammar b
- Workbook. Pag. 30 everything
Pag. 31 everything
- Student's book. Pag. 34. 3&4 Revise and Check. Vocabulary a,b,c,d
- Essential Grammar in Use. Unit 86, 87, 88, 89
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