Saturday, 28 May 2011
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
MAY REVOLUTION
May 25th is an important date in Argentina because it marks the annual celebration of the May Revolution. May 25th is known as el Día de la Revolución de Mayo, or the Day of the May Revolution. More specifically, this day marks the creation of the First Junta, a local authority that took over governance of Buenos Aires from the Spanish Viceroyalty on this date in 1810.
In the year 1810, the country of Argentina, along with neighbouring Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay, were controlled by Spain through the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata. This system of Viceroyalty was headed by Balthazar Hidalgo de Cisneros, who also served as the viceroy in the city of Buenos Aires at the time. Following news of Napoleon Bonaparte’s invasion of Spain and overthrow of the Spanish king, unrest grew among the Buenos Aires population.
In the year 1810, the country of Argentina, along with neighbouring Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay, were controlled by Spain through the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata. This system of Viceroyalty was headed by Balthazar Hidalgo de Cisneros, who also served as the viceroy in the city of Buenos Aires at the time. Following news of Napoleon Bonaparte’s invasion of Spain and overthrow of the Spanish king, unrest grew among the Buenos Aires population.
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
WHAT WE DID IN CLASS - MAY 23RD
- TEST MODULES 1,2,3 AND 4
- HOMEWORK PAGE 40 STUDENTS BOOK
Saturday, 21 May 2011
PRESENT PERFECT VS SIMPLE PAST
PRESENT PERFECT | PAST SIMPLE |
ü We only know that it happened at some time before now ü We use this tense to talk about past events and activities with results /consequences in the present I/you/ we/they HAVE FED the dog (+) He/she/it HAS FED the dog I/you/ we/they HAVEN’T FED the dog (-) He/she/it HASN’T FED the dog HAVE I/you/we/they FED the dog? Yes, I/you/we / they HAVE NO, I /you/ we they HAVEN’T HAS he/she/it FED the dog? Yes, he/she/ it HAS No, he/she/it HASN´T What has he done? He has fed the dog TIME ADVERBIALS ü We use NEVER and YET in negative sentences ü We use ALREADY in affirmative sentences ü We use YET and EVER in questions REMEMBER YET: at the end ALREADY/EVER/NEVER: before the main verb | ü We know exactly when the thing happened ü We use this tense to talk about an action which started and finished in the past I FED the dog yesterday (+) I PLAYED football yesterday I DIDN´T FEED the dog yesterday (-) DID YOU FEED the dog yesterday? Yes, I DID No, I DIDN’T. I FED the cat YESTERDAY (morning, afternoon, evening) LAST night/ month Two hours AGO |
WHAT WE DID IN CLASS, HOMEWORK AND TEST
Practice of Present Perfect
- Oral practise (present perfect)
- Then, we compared present perfect and simple past
HOMEWORK STUDY FOR THE TEST (MONDAY 23RD - MODEULES 1,2, 3 and 4 (present perfect vs simple past)- Power Point
REMEMBER
HOMEWORK STUDY FOR THE TEST (MONDAY 23RD - MODEULES 1,2, 3 and 4 (present perfect vs simple past)- Power Point
REMEMBER
- HANDOUT AND FOLDERS TO CORRECT
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