DO / GO / HAVE / SPEND /MAKE

DO: some work, some exercise, your homework, a job, repairs


Go:  by car, swimming, to cafés, for a walk, outside


Have lunch, a haircut, a massage, some chocolate, expensive food,  a shower, a meal


SPEND time at home, money on food, the day outside, a lot of time working, 


MAKE a mistake, a decision, plans, a noise

EXTRA PRACTISE

JOHN - MILHOUSE

His full name is Milhouse Mussolini Van Houten. He's a principal character in a series called "The Simpsons”. He has got yellow skin. It was created by Matt Groening. It's the best friend of Bart Simpson. He looks like a nerd, but he says the opposite. In fact, he said he was not a nerd "because nerds are smart".
   In the Simpsons, in English he is dubbed by an actress called Pamela Hayden. In Spanish he is dubbed by Annabel Mendez. His enemy is Nelson, another principal character of the Simpsons, who is a bully. It means that he is an aggressive person who intimidates or mistreats weaker people

IRREGULAR VERBS

Irregular verbs

•  Verbs that change one letter

1.   Become – became – become

2.   Come – came – come

•   Verbs that are equal in the three columns

1.   Burst- burst – burst

2.   Cost – cost - cost

3.   Cut – cut – cut

4.   Hit – hit – hit

5.   Hurt – hurt – hurt

6.   Let – let – let

7.   Shut – shut – shut

•   Verbs with the same past and participle form

a) Buy – bought – bought

b) Bring – brought – brought

c)  Catch – caught – caught

d) Fight – fought - fought

e) Teach – taught – taught

f)   Think – thought – thought

Build – built – built

Deal – dealt – dealt

Feed – fed –fed

Feel – felt – felt

Find – found – found

Get – got – got

Have – had – had

Hear – heard – heard

Hold – held – held

Keep – kept – kept

Lead – led - led

Lear – learnt – learnt

Leave – left – left

Lend – lent – lent

Light – lit – lit

Lose – lost – lost

Make – made – made

Mean – meant – meant

Meet – met – met

Pay – paid – paid

Read – read – read

Say – said – said

Sell – sold – sold

Send – sent – sent

Shine – shone – shone

Sit – sat – sat

Sleep – slept – slept

Smell – smelt – smelt

Spend – spent – spent

Stand – stood – stood

Tell - told – told

Win – won – won

•   Three different columns

Begin – began – begun

Drink – drank - drunk

Ring – rang – rung

Swim – swam – swum

Blow – blew – blown

Break – broke – broken

Choose – chose - chosen

Drive – drove – driven

Do – did - done

Fall – fell – fallen

Fly – flew – flown

Freeze – froze – frozen

Give – gave – given

Go – went - gone

Grow – grew – grown

Know – knew - known

Ride – rode – ridden

See – saw – seen

Speak – spoke – spoken

Steal – stole – stolen

Take – took – taken

Throw – threw – thrown

Wake – woke - woken

Wear – wore – worn

Write – wrote – written

PREPOSITIONS

Prepositions

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MODULE 3/4

MODULE 3 - HEROES

• GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS

1- PAST SIMPLE

2- PAST CONTINUOUS

3- PAST SIMPLE vs PAST CONTINUOUS (WHEN / WHILE/AS)

4- TIME ADVERBIALS: yesterday, ago, last (night), that (month), at that moment, then

5- Expressing opinions (in my opinion, I think...)

6- Agreeing and disagreeing (So / Neither do I, I do / don`t)

7-Articles (a / an / the / no article)

VOCABULARY 

• PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES / OPINION ADJECTIVES (positive and negative) - local heroes and heroines
• CAUSES (slavery, human rights, etc.)
• MULTI-PART VERBS (language power book p 108) word building
• TIME LINKERS: SEQUENCING: first, then, after (that), finally, in the end, suddenly, as, meanwhile, when, later

                            MODULE 4 - CHALLENGE (+ LESSON 31)

• GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS

1- PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE                                           a - for activities in the past if we don´t know or are not interested in exactly when they happened

b- for experiences

c- for actions that started in the past and are still true How long...? for / since

2- PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE vs PAST SIMPLE Have you ever...? yes, I have / No, i haven´t when did you...?

3- expressing opinion (p 77 student´s book)

CAMY-EMAIL

Happy birthday! I will send you a big present next week. I’m Camila Suárez and I’m 11 years old, like you now! I’m tall and thin. I’m sensitive because I scare easily. I’m honest because don’t tell lies. I always tell the truth! I’m ambitious because I want all now, in the moment, I can’t wait! I’m hard-working because I generally study a lot because want to get good marks in all the exams.
The life in my school is boring and I have to be hard-working because I’m having a lot of exams. I hate Maths, I’m bad at it but I’m good at Language. I ♥ it! It’s my favourite subject! I like science, but I prefer PE. I’m campaigning against the extinction of the tigers. I read some information about it in internet. I joined Greenpeace My friends are helping me with this and my family and my neighbours too. I have a page and here I send you the address: http://camitigresextincion.neositios.com. It's new. I haven’t finished it yet.
I have heroes. They are the firefighter. I admire them because they’re brave, generous, hard-working, honest, and intelligent. They always work full time and in dangerous situations. They have to be decisive and calm in the challenges they have to face. They wear special clothes to protect themselves from the fire. THEY´RE THE BEST!


Love, Cami ♥

P.S.: I want you to come here, to Córdoba!

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LEANDRO - E-MAIL

  Hello! I am in England. The weather is sunny. What was the weather like there in Argentina? I think that winter is beginning! Is that right?

I have done many things since am here but I haven´t met many people yet. I have seen the Queen of England. It was great! I have been to the stadium of Manchester City and to some of the museums. There are many places to visit and many activities to do.

There are some typical dishes here but I have eaten pasta, and fast food because I don´t like this type of food

When I was waiting the bus I hurt my knee and I had to go to the hospital in Manchester. 

I have already gone to the London eye. While I was waiting for the bus to go to the London eye I saw my teacher there.

Well, I must go now

See you soon

                          Leandro

HOW DO YOU HELP AT HOME?

PRESENT PERFECT

HOUSE - VOCABULARY

DAILY ROUTINE

HOUSE - VOCABULARY

FLAG`S DAY

The Day of the National Flag  is the holiday dedicated to the Argentine flag. It was created by Manuel Belgrano. It is celebrated on June 20th, the anniversary of Belgrano's death in 1820. This date was designated in 1938. 
The main seat of the Flag Day commemorations is the National Flag Memorial, in Rosario, Santa Fe Province, where the flag was first hoisted on two artillery batteries in opposite banks of the Paraná River. (The flag was created on 27 February 1812, but that date is not officially marked in any way.) The celebration consists of a public meeting, speeches by the municipal and provincial authorities, the attendance of the President, and a parade including members of the military, veterans of the Falklands War, the police force, and a number of civilian organizations and associations.
The Flag Day was created by the law Nº 12.361, on June 8, 1938. Initially, it was a celebration held in a fixed day, but the law Nº 24.445 modified it to be celebrated on the third Monday of the month. 

JOHN - E-MAIL TO A FRIEND

From: John Alvarez           To: Mark Regency                          Postal Code: 8008

Hello Mark! I'm in England, It's a beautiful place. The weather is excellent. How is the weather like in Cordoba? I think it's cold.

Well, I want to tell you about this travel. I won a scholarship and I travelled with my entire family, including mi lizard, Harry. I have known lot of places, and I have met a lot of interesting and famous people since I am here. For example: I MET MESSI last week. I couldn’t believe my eyes! Can you believe it? I was walking along the street when I saw Messi eating in a restaurant called "Mixer". He is tall and thin. He is kind and intelligent. I entered into the restaurant and he gave me an autograph. The restaurant was so nice that I decided to have lunch there. I ate a lot of new things. Empanadas with pig (what were delicious) enchilada; what were SO spicy! I have already tried typical food.

I have also been to the Buckingham Palace, the London Eye and the Chelsea Stadium. They are enormous!

I have a girlfriend now. Her name is Oriana. She is beautiful and she has blond hair. Good,

 That’s all for now

See you!

                              John 

FIT - MODULE 1/2

 MODULE 1 – LIFESTYLES

1.  GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS

·     PRESENT SIMPLE

·     PRESENT CONTINUOUS

·TIME ADVERBIAL: Present Simple/ continuous: always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, never, at the moment, now , every day, at the weekend, twice (a week)

·can´t stand

Don’t like

Love

Hate                + ING               

Quite like

Prefer

Enjoy

1.  VOCABULARY

• ·       LIFESTYLES ADJECTIVES (boring, busy, creative, dangerous, energetic, exciting, interesting,peaceful, relaxing, stressful, tiring) 
• ·       DAILY ROUTINE AND ACTIVITIES (do the housework, get up early, have a shower, text my friends,etc) page 10 student`s Book
• ·       WORD FORMATION: adjectives from nouns / multi-part verbs: get up (get out of bed), get back (return), get up to (Do something) and get on with (be friendly with),  (language power Book p 107)
• ·        LIFESTYLES relaxing  and  stressful  activities
• ·       DESCRIBING PREFERENCES (Likes /dislikes)
• ·       DESCRIBING SOMEONE’S LIFESTYLE (routine, activities at the moment)   
• ADJECTIVES WITH PREPOSITION:                                                                                                       AFRAID OF, BORED WITH, DIFFERENT FROM,  GOOD / BAD AT, INTERESTED IN, NECESSARY FOR, RESPONSIBLE FOR, TIRED OF,,USEFUL FOR / IN.                                                                  PAGE 12 -STUDENT´S BOOK DO / GO / HAVE / SPEND

2-MODULE 2 – HOMES        

1-GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS

·     PRESENT PERFECT: for past actions with present results (affirmative, negative , interrogative) – regular and irregular past participles

·     Present perfect vs. simple past

2.  VOCABULARY

·       HOMES: 1- type ( bungalow, cottage, detached house, semi-detached house, flat, terraced house) 2-furniture (armchair, bedside table, cooker, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, shower, sink, toilet, wardrobe, washbasin, washing machine)                     3- housework (page 18 student`s book)

·       FEELINGS (angry, annoyed, excited, happy, pleased, sad, tired, boring) - REASONS (p 19 St`s B). SPORTS / MUSIC / GOING OUT / CLOTHES / TELEVISION (page 23 St`s B)

·       LINKING WORDS (and, but, because, so)


TO STUDY: STUDENT´S BOOK 142 POINT 1, 2 AND 3 AND PAGE 138 WRITING HELP. POWERBOOK WORD BANK PAGE 107 and MINI- GRAMMAR123,124,125, 126. VERBS (PAST AND PARTICIPLES) HANDOUT

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