Thursday, 31 January 2019

Unit 4. Jobs and routines

Jobs and routines





Try to find three jobs in Zootopia.








We add S to the verb to make affirmative sentences with He, She or It.





Four new verbs to learn:

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Is she a farmer?  No, she isn't.
Is she a vet?   Yes, she is.

Does she work with animal?   Yes, she does.

Does she drive a taxi? No, she doesn't


        She works with animals.
She helps animals.
        She doesn't work with people.
She doesn't drive a taxi.






Thursday, 17 January 2019

Unit 3. Around the town





AFFIRMATIVE


NEGATIVE

INTERROGATIVE


NOW YOU PRACTISE!;)
                           
And.... Don't forget the prepositions.





And finally... We want to show you the town models we built in small groups.
Everyone did a great job! Congratulations!;D
















Tuesday, 20 November 2018

Unit 2. Describing people

Can you describe this girl?

She has got long hair 
                               = She's got long hair.

She's got straight dark hair.

She's got glasses.

She's got black eyes.   


                        __________________


Remember the NEGATIVE  form:            
  
She hasn't got curly hair     
She has not got curly hair.
  
She hasn't got fair hair...







  • Has she got curly hair? Yes, she has.
  • Has she got beard? No, she hasn't.





  • Has he got dark hair? Yes, he has.
  • Has he got moustache? No, he hasn't.


Now you practice! Describe these people:

J. k. Rowling, Harry Potter, Stephen Hawking,
William Wallace, Queen Elizabeth II, David Beckham, William Shakespeare and Emma Watson.