lunes, 13 de febrero de 2023

1.4.- Daily routines

What do you always do every day?

I go to school. 

Introductory video about daily routines


Vocabulary chart about daily routines


Phrasal Verbs vs Collocations for Daily Routines

1.- Collocations
cook dinner
go to bed
Verb + Complement

2.- Phrasal verbs
wake up
get up
Verb + Particle


Conjugating the phrasal verbs in present simple

Verb wake up


Collaborative book exercises on page 9

Individual online exercise about daily routines

1.3.1.- Saint Valentine's Day

1.3.- Favourite places and prepositions of place

 What places in town do you know?


Vocabulary presentation about favourite places from the book?


Talking about favourite places in class


1.- What's your favourite place in town?

A: I like Las Americas mall.

B: My favourite place is Las Americas mall.


2.- Why do you like that place?

A: Because I find everything I need there.

     Because + full clause

B: Because of the stores.

     Because of + noun clause


Vocabulary chart about the prepositions of place and movement


Book exercises on page 8


Individual online exercise about the prepositions 

https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Prepositions_of_place/On_in_under_and_pets_kv1373315gd

martes, 7 de febrero de 2023

1.2.- The family

Introductory video about the family




Exercise 1 on page 7 about completing the blog

listening exercise about the family

Exam task on page 7


1.1.- My family and the use of have got

 


What famous families do you know? Why are they a famous family?

Reading Passage: 'A Special Family Day'

 

Every weekend, I visit my father, the male parent, and my mother, the female parent. They live in a friendly house with my older brother (a male sibling) and my younger sister (a female sibling).

 

Last Sunday was extra special. My grandmother—my mother’s mother—baked a cake, and my grandfather—my father’s father—read the newspaper. In the afternoon, my uncle (my father’s brother) and my aunt (my father’s sister) came to help in the garden. They brought along their son—a male child—and their daughter—a female child—to play with my brother and sister.

 

In the evening, my aunt’s husband, her male spouse, and my uncle’s wife, his female spouse, joined us for dinner. My father and mother—together, the husband and wife—served the food. It was a joyful day with family together!


Reading Comprehension Exercise:


Individual Vocabulary Exercise:

Individual Listening Online Exercise of Elsa's family:

Reading exercise 1 on page 6


Collaborative Online Exercise of the use of have got:
https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-language/711621


Individual online exercise about the use of have got vs has got

Reading Exercise on page 7


Talk about your family members saying who they are and what relationship there is among them.


Have you got a brother? What’s his name?

Have you got a sister? What's her name?
Have you got a cousin? What’s their name?
Have you got any grandparents? What are their names?
Have you got an uncle or aunt? What’s their name?



Collaborative exercise 4 on page 6



Face physical appearance vocabulary


Describe a partner saying what he or she has got in his or her face focusing on the face shape, the nose, the eyes, the mouth, the lips and the ears.





Academic Integrity

  Video quiz of Academic Integrity (A2 level): https://app.kwizie.ai/en/qp/868614