Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Adjective (4º)

ADJECTIVE	COMPARATIVE	SUPERLATIVE
big	bigger	The biggest
small	smaller	The smallest
long	longer	The longest
old	older	The oldest
young	younger	The youngest
narrow	narrower	The narrowest
high	higher	The highest
dry	drier	The driest
happy	happier	The happiest
hot	hotter	The hottest
wet	wetter	The wettest
cold	colder	The coldest

Oral exam 4º (unit 3)

Oral exam Unit 3 (3º)

Unit 3 (3º)

1. I am making a snowman. Yo estoy haciendo un muñeco de nieve.

2. You are playing ice hockey. Tú estás jugando al hockey sobre hielo.

3. She is skating. Ella está patinando.

4. They are skiing. Ellos están esquiando.

5. I am sledging. Yo estoy montando/viajando en trineo.

6. He is throwing snowballs. Él está tirando bolas de nieve.

UNIDAD 2 (3º)

Vocabulary

- salty: salado

- sweet: dulce

- sour: ácido

- cake: pastel

- can: lata

- bag: bolsa

- box: caja

- packet: paquete

Respuestas fotocopia 

HE/SHE/ IT

1. I play

2. You start

3. We have got

4. They don't watch (not watch)

5. She doesn't get up (not get up)

6. He doesn't go (not go)

7. What time do I get up?

8. What does she do after school?

9. He plays

10. Susan goes

11. Paul and Susan go

12. My grandfather doesn't live

13. My sisters walk

14. My best friend likes

15. My brother and I have

2º)1. She isn't

2. We are

3. Paul and Marta aren't

4. You are

5. He is

6. They aren't

9. I am

10. We aren't

11. Is she?

12. Are you?

Ejercicio pizarra

1. I____do__ (do) my homework.

2. She___doesn't do_______(not do) her homework.

3. He __plays___ (play) football

4. It__doesn't play________(not play) football.

5. Mary _thinks_____ (think).

6. Mary and Paul_eat_____(eat) chips.

7. Tom__doesn't eat____ (not eat) chocolate.

8. __Does_she _play___(play) football?

9.__Do_ you__eat__ (eat) a sandwich?

What's your favourite sport? My favourtie sport is...

- Passes: pases
- shoot: tirar a  portería
- kick off: hacer el saque inicial
- score: anotar/guardar
- tackle: entrada/ entrar a
- team: equipo
- match: partido
- foul: falta
- win: ganar
- lose: perder
- card: tarjeta
- goal: gol

How often (4)

How often does he/ she/ it…?

How often do I/ you/ we/ they…?

Once a week: una vez a la semana 

Twice a week: dos veces por semana 

Three times a week: tres veces por semana 

Four times a week: cuatro veces por semana 

Month: mes; year: año 

Never: nunca. She never plays.

Actividades de la fotocopia (3º)

1º) It tastes

My sister loves

she thinks

it tastes

she likes

combination sounds

2. Does he have dinner in the kitchen?

3. Do my jeans look dirty?

4. Does the cake look delicious?

5. Do banana sandwiches taste sweet?

6. Does she have a salad for lunch?

2º) 2. Do you have dinner with your family?

3. Do cucumber sandwiches taste good?

4. Does chocolate taste bad?

5. Do you have biscuits for breakfast?

6. Does your room look messy?

3º)2. We love (love)

3. I don't like (not like) It tastes (taste)

4. Your bedroom _looks__ (look)

5. They don't agree (not agree)

6. My new snack has got (have got)

Present Simple (Activity)

Complete:

1. I______ (do) my homework.

2. She__________(not do) her homework.

3. He _____ (play) football

4. It__________(not play) football.

5. Mary ______ (think).

6. Mary and Paul______(eat) chips.

7. Tom______ (not eat) chocolate.

8. ___she ____(play) football?

9.___ you____ (eat) a sandwich?

Actividad fotocopia (3º)

Activity 1 

2. Does he have dinner in the kitchen?

3. Do my jeans look dirty?

4. Does the cake look delicious?

5. Do banana sandwiches taste sweet?

6. Does she have a salad for lunch?

PRESENT SIMPLE (3º)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM	AFFIRMATIVE FORM
HE/ SHE/ IT likes (gusta) plays (juega) thinks (piensa) loves (ama)	I/ You/ We/ They like play think love
NEGATIVE FORM	NEGATIVE FORM
HE/ SHE/ IT + DOESN'T 1. He doesn't like. (A él no le gusta) 2. She doesn't play. (Ella no juega) 3. It doesn't think (No piensa) 4. He doesn't love (Él no ama)	I/ You/ We/ They + don't 1. I don't like (A mí no me gusta) 2. You don't play (Tú no juegas) 3. We don't think ( Nosotros no pensamos). 4. They don't love (Ellos no aman)
INTERROGATIVE FORM	INTERROGATIVE FORM
Does he/ she/ it/ + verb? 1. Does he like? 2. Does she play? 3. Does it think? 4. Does he love?	Do I/ you/ we/ they + verb? 1. Do I like? 2. Do you play? 3. Do we think? 4. Do they love?

ORAL EXAM UNIT 2 (4º)

ORAL EXAM UNIT 2 (3º)

PRESENT SIMPLE (4º)

1. I go

2. We sometimes use

3. My friends study

4. School finishes

5.You live

6. He likes

7. She does

8. We play

9. I watch

10. My mother teaches

1. I don't study...

2. School doesn't finish...

3. You don't copy...

4. We don't think...

5. My friends don't play...

6. I don't watch...

7. She doesn't speak...

8. The dog doesn't like...

9. They don't listen...

10. I don't play...

1. Do you live at school? No, I don't.

2. Do students eat in the canteen? Yes, they do.

1. I don't play basketball.

2. She doesn't play basketball

3. Do we play basketball?

TO BE (4º)

1. You aren't a good person./ 1. Are you a good person?

2. I haven't got a mobile phone./ 2. Have you got a mobile phone?/ Have I got a mobile phone?

3. She isn't in the cinema./ Is she in the cinema?

4. We haven't got a nice dog./ Have we got a nice dog?

5. They aren't from Italy./ Are they from Italy?

6. I haven't got a blue skirt./ Have you got a blue skirt?/ Have I got a blue skirt?

7. She hasn't got a nice hat./ Has she got a nice hat?

8. Ann isn't my aunt./ Is Ann my aunt?

9. They haven't got a blue car./ Have they got a blue car?

10. She isn't friendly./ Is she friendly?

7. She hasn't got a nice hat./ Has she got a nice hat?

8. Ann isn't my aunt./ Is Ann my aunt?

9. They haven't got a blue car./ Have they got a blue car?

10. She isn't friendly./ Is she friendly?

There is/ There are (3º)

THERE IS/ THERE ARE : Hay

- There is: hay. Nombres en singular o incontables.

- There is a table: Hay una mesa.

- There is a chair: Hay una silla.

- There is some water: Hay agua.

- There isn't: no hay.

- There isn't a table: No hay una mesa.

- There isn’t a chair: No hay una silla.

- There isn’t any wáter: No hay agua.

- There are: hay. Nombres en plural.

- There are four tables.: Hay cuatro mesas.

- There are five chairs.: hay cinco sillas.

- There aren't: no hay.

- There aren't six tables.: No hay seis mesas.

1º) Complete: There is/ there are.
- There is (hay): a/an (un/una)

- There isn’t: no hay.

- There are: cuando es plural (lleva la s).
- There aren’t: No hay

1.  There are …. balloons (globos). 

- There aren’t balloons. No hay globos. 

2.  There is …a girl with curly hair.

 - There isn’t a girl with curly hair. No hay una chica con pelo rizado.

3.  There is.. a man with glasses. 

4.  There are … chairs.

5.   There are … cars.

6.  There is.. food (comida).

7.  There are. tables. 

  1.       There are three cats

  2.       There is an apple.

  3.       There are books on the table.

  4.       There is a supermarket.

  5.       There are two windows.

  6.       There is a girl.

  7.       There are five cars.

  8.       There is milk.

  9.       There are four pencils.

  10.     There is a table. 

ORAL EXAM UNIT 1 (4º)

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1. Where are you from? I am half Spanish and half French.
2. What language do people speak in Spain? They speak Spanish.
3. What language does he speak? He speaks German.
4. What language do you speak? I speak English, and you? 
5. Where does she live? She lives in Spain.
6. Where does he live? He lives in Desamparados.
7. What language does she speak? She speaks English.
8. What language does he speak?He speaks French.
9. Inés is from Ecuador. She lives in Quito. She speaks Spanish.
10. Victor is from Romania. He lives in Bucharest. He speaks Romanian.
11. Amelie is from Canada. She lives in Ottawa. She speaks French.
- Samir is from Morocco. He lives in Rabat. He speaks Arabic, French and Spanish.
- Victor is from Romania. He lives in Bucharest. He speaks Romanian.
- Amelie is from Canada. She lives in Ottawa. She speaks French.
- Samir is from Morocco. He lives in Rabat.

Unit 1 (4º)

1. Where does she live? She lives in...

¿Dónde vive ella? Ella vive en...

2. Where does he live? He lives in …

¿Dónde vive él? Él vive en...

3. What language does she speak?

She speaks...

¿Qué idioma habla ella? Ella habla...

4. What language does he speak?

He speaks...

¿Qué idioma habla él? Él habla...

Mike is from … (Mike es de...)

He lives in... (Él vive en...)

He speaks … (Él habla...)

Alba is from... (Alba es de...)

She lives in... (Ella vive en...)

She speaks... (Ella habla...)

1. Inés is from Ecuador. She lives in Quito. She speaks

Spanish.

2. Victor is from Romania. He lives in Bucharest.

He speaks Romanian.

3. Amelie is from Canada. She lives in Ottawa.

She speaks French.

4. Samir is from Morocco. He lives in Rabat.

He speaks Arabic, French and Spanish.

5. Liu Yang is from China. She lives in Beijing.

She speaks Chinese.

6. Martin is from New Zealand. He lives in Wellington.

He speaks English.

I am …. I am from Spain. I live in Desamparados.

I speak Spanish and English.

WHERE IS..?

- Where is Cardiff? It is in Wales.

- Where is Edinburgh? It is in Scotland.

- Where is Belfast? It is in Northern Ireland.

- Where is London? It is in England.

- Where is Dublin? It is in Ireland.

INTRODUCE YOURSELF

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I’m going to introduce myself, my name is ….. I live in Desamparados and I am eight years old. I am tall/ short and I am thin/ fat. I have got brown eyes,  small nose and big mouth. I’ve got long hair and I’ve got glasses/ I haven’t got glasses. I am happy/sad.

Me voy a presentar, mi nombre es… Yo vivo en Desamparados y tengo ocho años. Yo soy alto/ bajo y soy delgado/ gordo. Yo tengo ojos marrones, nariz pequeña y boca grande. Tengo el pelo largo y yo tengo gafas/ yo no tengo gafas. Yo soy feliz/triste. 

Who (3º)

Who’s Irene? She is my classmate.

Who is Lucas? He is my old friend.

Who are Rebeca and Julia? They are twins.

Who’s Alex? He is my old friend.

Who are Miguel and Diego? They are new friends. 

TO HAVE GOT

To have got: tener/ haber

Long form

+ I have got You have got He has got She has got It has got We have got You have got They have got

- I have not got You have not got He has not got She has not got It has not got We have not got You have not got They have not got

? Have I got…? Have you got…? Has he got..? Has she got…? Has it got…? Have we got…? Have you got…? Have they got…?

Short form

+ I’ve got You’ve got He’s got She’s got It’s got We’ve got You’ve got They’ve got

- I haven’t got You haven’t got He hasn’t got She hasn’t got It hasn’t got We haven’t got You haven’t got They haven’t got

Answer Yes, I have.   No, you haven’t Yes, he has. No, she hasn’t. No, it hasn’t. Yes, we have. Yes, you have. No, they haven’t.

 

I have got: Yo tengo;  I haven’t got: yo no tengo

Lamp: lámpara; pet: mascota; desk: pupitre.

1. Yo tengo un pupitre. Yo no tengo un pupitre.

1. I have got a desk. I haven’t got a desk.  

2. Yo tengo una lámpara. Yo no tengo una lámpara.

2. I have got a lamp. I haven’t got a lamp. 


3. Yo tengo una mascota. Yo no tengo una mascota.

3. I have got a pet. I haven’t got a pet.  

4. Yo tengo un perro. Yo no tengo un perro.

4. I have got a dog. I haven’t got a dog. 

1.       ¿Tienes un pupitre? Sí./ No.

Have you got a desk? Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t.

2.       ¿Tienes una lámpara? Sí./ No.

Have you got a lamp? Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t.

3.       ¿Tienes una mascota? Sí./No

Have you got a pet? Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t.

4.       ¿Tienes un perro? Sí./ No.

Have you got a dog? Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t. 


Fotocopia

2º) He hasn’t got a big nose.

3. We haven’t got curly hair.

4. They haven’t got glasses.

5. She hasn’t got  green eyes.

Vocabulary

I’ve got = yo tengo

Blue/green/ brown/ black eyes:

ojos azules/ verdes/ marrones/ negros.

Big/ small mouth: boca grande/pequeña

Long/ short hair: pelo largo/ corto

Curly/ straight hair : pelo rizado/ liso.

Glasses: gafas