I live in a mansion. It´s in Italo Bizio Street. It´s quite big and so beautiful. It has got twenty-two rooms: five bathrooms, three bedrooms and two kitchens. It has also got two dining rooms, a living room, a hall, four gardens, a garage, two studios and a playroom.
My favourite room is my bedroom. It´s very big. It´s next to the living room and near the playroom. There´s a bed, an armchair, two lamps, a TV and a computer.I prefer this room because there I’ve got all my teddy bears. I love my bedroom so much.
WELCOME! This place is FOR YOU! Here you can check what we did in class, the homework and have fun with puzzles and videos. Miss Carmen
Saturday 2 April 2011
Friday 1 April 2011
PRE-TEENS FIRST TEST
When? Wednesday 30Th March
What Grammar points?
- Present simple and continuous
- Verbs+ ing ( enjoy swimming)
- Adjective+ preposition
Lifestyles:
Animals
Free-time activities
Homes: vocabulary and description of the house
PRE-TEENS HOMEWORK APRIL 1ST
- Do again the exercises of the test in which you had mistakes
- Write the composition about a house
- Student´s Book :page 18 exercise 5
Present perfect
We use the present perfect simple.
- For actions happened at an unstated time in the past
- For actions which started in the past and are still continuing in the present.
- For actions which have recently finished and their results are visible in the present.
- To talk about an experience.
Time expressions used with the present perfect simple
For, since, just, already, yet, lately, recently, so far, ever, etc.
We use for to express duration. eg I have known Peter for eight years
We use since to state a starting point. She hasn't been to Europe since 1994.
We use just and already in affirmative sentences. She has already done her homework.
We use yet in questions and negations. Has Tom fixed the car yet? They haven't traveeled to Miami
Have gone (to) - have been (to) (Present perfect of the verb go)
Jane and Paul have gone to Portugal
I have been to London.( I have visited Wednesday 30 March 2011
Homes in England
The main types of houses in England are:
- Detached (a house not joined to another house)
- Semi-detached (two houses joined together)
- Terrace (several houses joined together)
- Flats (apartments)
Houses come in all shapes and sizes and vary from one part of the country to the next. We have houses which are more than 500 years old as well as brand new houses.
Answer the following questions about homes
•What is your house like?
•What kind of house have you got?
•How many floors are there in your house?
•How many rooms are there in your house?
•What’s your favourite room in your house?
•What are there in your room?
•Where do you generally study?
•Where do you stay more hours during the day?
•Where is the bathroom?
•Is there a garage in your house?
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