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EXPLANATION
COMPARISONS.
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PRACTICE
WITH COMPARISONS.
LISTENING PRACTICE
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February 11, 2016
LEVEL 3 READING AND LISTENING PRACTICE LA U EN MI BARRIO
LEVEL 3 READING
COMPREHENSION PRACTICE.
1
1. Sick on
Saturday
I have just had a terrible weekend! On Saturday
I was so tired that I slept all morning. When
I woke up I had a head ache and my throat was sore.
My body ached all over. My nose ran and I coughed a
lot. My mother took my temperature but I did not
have a fever.
My mother made me some soup for lunch
and I ate it in bed. I drank some juice.
I tried to read a book but I couldn’t keep my
eyes open. I lay in bed all afternoon. I drifted in
and out of sleep. I drank more juice. I felt miserable
all afternoon. I didn’t want to do anything.
I got out of bed at dinner time. My
parents ordered pizza for dinner and I was able
to eat some of it. I drank more juice! I felt a
bit better after dinner so I stayed up. I snuggled under
a blanket on the couch and watched some TV with my parents.
I fell asleep in front of the TV.
The next morning I felt better but
now my mother had a cold! She looked miserable.
It was her turn to be sick.
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Vocabulary
help:
- ache (verb) - hurts, is
painful
- asleep (adjective) - to be sleeping
- couch (noun) - furniture
to sit on
- drifted (verb) past tense
of to drift - to move slowly
- drifted in and out of
sleep - when you are not really awake but not really asleep either
- miserable (adjective) - sad, unhappy, unpleasant
- snuggled (verb) past
tense of to snuggle - to move into a warm, comfortable
position
- terrible (adjective) - very bad,
- woke up (verb) past tense
of wake up - to stop sleeping
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Comprehension Check:
Did you understand the story? Are these sentences
true?
1. The boy was sick on Saturday. Yes or no?
2. On Sunday his father was sick. Yes or no?
3. He had a fever on Saturday. Yes or no?
4. He ate dinner in bed on Saturday. Yes or no?
·
Make
a list of regular and irregular verbs from the text.
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Oral
report.
2. Skating
This winter I learned to skate! A
friend of mine had an extra pair of skates. He persuaded me
to go skating with him one Saturday afternoon in February. I borrowed the
skates and we went skating!
It was cold outside! We wore hats,
scarves and mitts to keep warm. He showed me how to put on the
skates. He helped me walk onto the ice. He showed me
how to start moving. He also showed me how to stop! I moved very
slowly at first and lots of people skated past me. When
I fell nobody laughed at me. Instead, they helped me
get back up. I kept trying! Soon I felt much
better. I liked skating!
Vocabulary
help:
- awhile (adverb) - for
a short time.
- better (adjective) -
comparative form of good. Good, better, best are
the three forms of the word good.
- borrow (verb) - to use
something that belongs to someone else and give it back later
- instead (adverb) - in
place of; rather
- mitt (noun) - a
mitten. A type of glove with a single part for all the fingers except the
thumb which is in a separate part.
- onto (preposition) -
to a position on or on top of.
- pair (noun) - two
things that are the same and are used together. Examples, a pair of gloves, a pair of socks
- persuade (verb) - to
cause someone to do something by explaining why they should.
- scarves (noun) plural
of scarf - a long piece of cloth worn around the neck,
head, or shoulders.
- skate (noun) - a shoe
with a blade attached to the bottom. Skates are used to move on ice
- skate (verb) - to move
along on ice skates or roller skates.
- warm (adjective) -
having some heat; not cold
Comprehension Check:
1. When he fell,
people laughed at him. Yes or no?
2. Wearing hats and
scarves will help keep you warm on a cold day. Yes or no?
3. You can skate
outside in the summer in Canada. Yes or no?
·
Make
a list of regular and irregular verbs from the text. Make an Oral
report.
LISTENING PRACTICE
Del siguiente link seleccione la categoría de easy
Del siguiente link seleccione la categoría de nivel principiante.
Habra el link http://www.real-english.com/
Y haga click en Lessons
y explore y trabaje los siguientes audios.
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42-
The Simple Past with "Was" and "Were"
Were you good at School?
Watch this
video, then click on Exercise 1
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43
– Introducing the Simple Past "Did"
Watch this
video, then click on Exercise 1
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46
– Yesterday
Watch this
video, then click on Exercise 1
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47-
Used to do
Watch this
video, then click on Exercise 1
· Vea y escuche los videos y solucione los ejercicios.
Explore cada audio y haga entrenamiento de la
habilidad de escucha.
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CONDITIONALS:
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THE
PARTS OF SPEECH
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VERB GET
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LISTENING
PRACTICE
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THESE LINKS CHOOSE B1
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READING
PRACTICE
VIDEOS
PRONOUNCIATION
PRACTICE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TjcT7Gto3U
SHORT LONG VOWELS PHONICS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewQyUi4QvC0
PRONUNCIATION TH – T
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LET’S
PRACTICE
1. Describing habits – routines – facts.
The simple present tense in
English is used to describe an action that is regular, true or normal.
We use the present tense:
1. For repeated or regular actions in the present time period.
- I take the train to the
office.
- The train to Berlin leaves every
hour.
- John sleeps eight hours
every night during the week.
2. For facts.
- The President of The USA lives in
The White House.
- A dog has four legs.
- We come from
Switzerland.
3. For habits.
- I get up early every
day.
- Carol brushes her teeth
twice a day.
- They travel to their
country house every weekend.
4. For things that are always / generally true.
- It rains a lot in
winter.
- The Queen of England lives in
Buckingham Palace.
- They speak English at
work.
· Word Order of Negative Sentences
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The following
is the word order to construct a basic negative sentence in English in the
Present Tense using Don't orDoesn't.
Subject
|
don't/doesn't
|
Verb*
|
The Rest of the sentence
|
I / you / we / they
|
don't
|
have / buy
eat / like etc. |
cereal for breakfast
|
he / she / it
|
doesn't
|
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Word Order of
Questions with Do and Does
·
The following
is the word order to construct a basic question in English using Do or Does.
Do/Does
|
Subject
|
Verb*
|
The Rest of the sentence
|
Do
|
I / you / we / they
|
have / need
want etc. |
a new bike?
|
Does
|
he / she / it
|
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Short
Answers with Do and Does
·
In questions that use do/does it is
possible to give short answers to direct questions as follows:
Sample Questions
|
Short Answer
(Affirmative) |
Short Answer
(Negative) |
Do you like chocolate?
|
Yes, I do.
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No, I don't.
|
Do I need a pencil?
|
Yes, you do.
|
No, you don't.
|
Do they like chocolate?
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Yes, they do.
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No, they don't.
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Does he like chocolate?
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Yes, he does.
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No, he doesn't.
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Does she like chocolate?
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Yes, she does.
|
No, she doesn't.
|
· However, if a question word such as who, when, where, why, which or how is used in the question, you can not
use the short answers above to respond to the question.
signal words
sometimes - never - often - always - usually - everyday
Examples:
1. I
always come to school by car.
2. She
frequently arrives here before me.
3. He
never forgets to do his homework.
4.
I often catch the late bus home.
5.
I play football on Saturdays.
6.
My mom doesn’t cook on weekends.
7.
I don’t speak English
8.
Do you practice sport?
9.
Does the teacher play basketball?
10.
Do you work on weekends?
Practice
·
Complete the sentences with Don't and Doesn't:
- You _____________ speak
Arabic.
- John ________________ speak
Italian.
- We ________________ have time
for a rest.
- They _____________want to go to
the party.
- She _______________ like
fish.
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Complete the sentences with Do and Does:
- _______________ you need a
dictionary?
- _______________ Mary need a
dictionary?
- ______________ we have a
meeting now?
- _________________ it rain a lot in
winter?
- ________________ they want to go
to the party?
Scramble sentences
·
Put
the words in the correct order.
1.
eat
– you - ?- Do- in the cafeteria
2.
speak - your father - every day - ?
- Does
- English
3.
in
- Medellin - live - I
4.
doesn't
- play – plays- but – she - tennis - she - football
5.
eats
- he - rice - and drinks - for breakfast - cold milk
6.
very
- she - hard - works
7.
four
languages - speaks - my friend
8.
rains
in Germany - a lot -
It
9.
I - horror films! - don't like
10.
You
- do - ? - smoke
11.
Have
- any children - does - ? - your sister
12.
100°
Celsius. - water - boils - at
13.
their
leaves - lose - in the - trees - fall.
14.
on - water - floats - wood
15.
snow
- it - Does -
? - in the - Sahara desert
16.
her
homework - doesn't - after classes - mary - do
17.
in
the winter - don't grow - flowers
Links to practice: Simple present
Links to
practice listening:
http://www.esl-lab.com/ (CHOOSE EASY LEVEL)
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