Unit 1 test

PRESENT SIMPLE- PRESENT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT SIMPLE:(daily routines)

FREQUENCY ADVERBS

We use adverbs of frequency to say how often we do things. Adverbs of frequency go before all verbs EXCEPT the verb to be.

The adverbs of frequency answer the typical question starting with “How often”.

Examples:
1) How often do you brush your teeth?
I always brush my teeth

2) How often does your mother cook?
She sometimes cooks.

3) How often is Claudio late for class.
He is never late for class

** How often = Con qué frecuencia. Para decir la horas exacta uno también puede preguntar (What time?) Para responder la hora exacta utilizamos la preposición “at” antes de la hora.

Ejemplo:
What time do you wake up?
I wake up at 7:00 am.

ALWAYS--> 100%

USUALLY-->80%

OFTEN--> 60%

SOMETIMES-->40%

HARDLY EVER-->20%

NEVER-->0%

exercise 1

exercise 2

exercise 3

exercise 4

exercise 5

exersise 6

exercise 7

exercises 8

exercise 9 do or does

exercise 10

exercise 11

PRESENT CONTINUOUS:

Present coninuous. Theory and activities

>>> hangman game

>>>Fling the teacher game

exercise 1

exercise 2

exercise 3

exercise 4

exercise 5

review: PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

PRESENT SIMPLE: for things that happen in general or regularly.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: for things happening now, at the moment, or temporary projects.

>>> exercise 1

>>> game 1

>>> exercise 2

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

EXERCISES

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

EXERCISE 4

EXERCISE 5

EXERCISE 6

EXERCISE 7

EXERCISE 8

Pronoun substitutes a noun:

 Sarah is reading my book----> She is reading mine( ella está leyendo el mío)

An adjective accompanies a noun:

John's house is red---> His house is red.

WHOSE RACKET IS THIS? (¿De quién es esta raqueta? IT'S MINE (es mía)

WHOSE PENCILS ARE THESE? (¿de quien son estos lápices) THEY'RE MINE. (Son míos)

Review:

Demostratives

MAY I....?

>>>CAN, COULD OR MAY?

---> You use 'Can I...?: to ask for permission with friends  and family (informal situations)
--->You use 'Could I...?: to ask for permission when you don't feel as comfortable asking for it.
--->You use 'May I...?: to ask for permission with a formal language. ( talking to strangers)

Reading: unit 1. Lesson 5. Story 2

WH- QUESTIONS

EXERCISES:

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercises 3

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