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martes, 15 de abril de 2014

9C-Quiz night


Source: www.pcworld.com


April 12th

Topics

  • high numbers
  • comparative adjectives


Last class we worked with page 72 in the Student´s book.

Homework

Student´s book: page 73 Grammar (exercise a) and page 141 9C (exercises a and b)
Skills book: Reading pages 4-5 and complete the questions on page 6.



Links for extra practice:

Numbers-Vocabulary exercise
Numbers-Vocabulary exercise 2
Numbers-Vocabulary exercise 3
Cooking competition-Video



Video: Food and quantity





Video: How much? How many? 
Making a smoothie





Video: Some and any
New vocabulary: cupboard, flour, helpful




Easy song: How much? How many?





martes, 24 de septiembre de 2013

Unit 5-Anyone for tennis?

Topics
  • Sports
  • Can for ability
  • Countables and uncountables


Student´s book: pages 44 and 45

Sports


Modal verb: can (ability)

Positive

She can cook Indian food.

Negative

They can´t play chess.

Yes/no questions

Can you ride a horse?

Short answers

Yes, he can.
No, we can´t.

Countable and uncountable nouns


  • We use a/an, a pair of and some with countable nouns.
  • We use some with uncountable nouns.



Homework

Workbook: page 31 (ex. 1, 2 and 3)
New Round Up 1: pages 37-39

Links I recommend:

Countable and uncountable nouns-Exercise
a/an or some-Exercise
Football vocabulary-Exercise
Can/can´t-Exercise
Can/can´t-Exercise 2



Mr Bean-Funny video about camping

Do you need a lot of money to go camping?
What does he take to his camping weekend?