Digital Notebook

ENGLISH III

Digital Notebook

Miguel Ángel Silva Casas 343A

Sections

Program and Evaluation

Screenshots

Corrections

Note-taking

Self-assessment

Evaluation Criteria Link

English Program

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Notes

Unit 2. Past Descriptions

Unit 4. Narrative writing and speech

Unit 1. Giving Opinion

Unit 3. Describing Past Events

Comparative Adjectives

Syllables in English

Long and Short Vowel Sound

Superlatives part 1-2

Comparative II

Some/Any/Much/Many

There Was/ There Were

ADJECTIVES -ED/-ING

VERB TO BE IN PAST TENSE

Regular and Irregular verbs

Simple Past

Interrogative

Linking words

Sequence words

Narrative Speach

Diferences betwen English and Spanish vowels

Long Sounds

Spelling

A: ei E: i I: ai O: ou U: iu

Diphthong sounds are also considered Long Sound

Spanish

English

• ai - Like
• ei - Rain
• əʊ - Show
• aʊ - Crown
• eə - Air
• ɪə - Ear

• There are 5 vowel sounds.
• Vowel sounds are always short sound.
• Speakers always pronunce all the vowel sounds

• There are 12 vowel sound.
• There are short and long sounds.
• Speakers tend not to pronunce some vowel and use a neutral sounds that do not exist in spanish.

Minimal Pairs

Similar words with just one different vowel sound

Short Sound /I/

Long Sound /i:/

• it
• rich
• grin
• pill
• sit

• eat
• reach
• green
• peel
• seat

How To Recognize

Every time you listen to a vowel sound (short or long).

Two syllable

One syllable

More than two syllables

• cheap /ti:p/
• cute /klu:t/

• busy /bIzi/
• happy /haepi/

• tedious /tiidɪəs/
• crazy /kreIzi/

• important / Impↄ:rtant/
• expensive / IkspEnsIv/
• beautiful / biu:tIful/
• amazing / ameIzIn/

• big / bIg/
• fat / faet/
• high / hai/
• sad / saed/

2 or more syllables

1 syllable adjetives

• Awesome
• Boring
• Amazing
• Beautiful
• Extravagant
• Wonderful
• Thrilling
• Fantastic
• Expensive
• Horrible

• Old-er
• Smart-er
• Stronger-er
• Tall-er

More

• Brave-r
• Cute-r
• Rude-r

• Fit-ter
• Big-ger
• Sadder

Se le agrega "MORE" a todas las palabras que lleven 2 o mas sílabas.

Se agrega "ER" cuadno solo tengan una sola sílaba.

Syllable ajdectives ending y

• Lovely
• Noisy
• Dirty
• Busy
• Friendly
• Pretty

• Lovely.........Lovel-ier
• Noisy..........Nois-ier
• Dirty...........Dirt-ier
• Busy...........Bus-ier

• Friendly.....Friendl-ier
• Pretty........ Prett-ier

MORE

Si agregas "ER" la "Y" debe cambiarse a "i"

Irregular Adjectives

Double Consonant

Irregular

• Good......Better

• Bad.........Worse

• Far..........Further/Farther

• Big....Big-ger
• Flat...Flat-ter
• Thin..Tin-ner
• Wet...Wet-ter
• Fat....Fat-ter
• Sad...Sad-der

Son las unicas palbras que se escriben así

Comparatives ( Much, A lot, Far)

1 syllable adjetives

2 or more syllables

• Boring
• Amazing
• Horrible
• Terrific
• Expensive

• Smarter
• older
• cuter
• fitter
• sadder

Much A lot Far

Much A lot Far

More

2 syllable ajdectives ending y

2 syllable ajdectives ending y

• Lovely
• Noisy
• Busy
• Clumsy
• Funny

• Lovelier
• Noisier
• Busier
• Clumiery
• Funnier

Much A lot Far

Much A lot Far

More

Much, A lot, Far = Mucho mas que

Comparatives ( Less...Than)

2 or more syllables

2 syllable ajdectives ending y

1 syllable adjetives

• Boring
• Horrible
• Terrific
• Amazing
• Expensive

• Noisy
• Busy
• Funny
• Lovely
• Dirty

• Smart
• Old
• Cute
• Fit
• Sad

Less

Less

Less

As...As

• 1 syllable adjetives
• Strong
• Old
• 2 syllable ajdectives ending y
• Funny
• Lively
• 2 or more syllables
• Awesome
• Important

AS

AS

Superlatives part 1

2 or more syllables

1 syllable adjetives

• awesome
• amazing
• beautiful
• fantastic
• epensive
• terrific

• the oldest
• the smatest
• the bravest
• the cutes
• the fittest
• the saddest

The most

2 syllable ajdectives ending y

2 or more syllables

• lovely
• noisy
• pretty
• funny
• clumsy

• the loveliest
• the noisiest
• the prettiest
• the funniest
• the clumiest

The most

Irregular Adjectives

Double consonant

Irregular

• big - the biggest
• flat - the flattest
• slim - the slimmest
• hot - the hottest
• red - the reddest

• goog - the best

• bad - the worst

• far - the furthest/farthest

Superlatives part 2

(By Far)

2 syllable ajdectives ending y

2 or more syllables

1 syllable adjetives

• boring
• amazing
• horrible
• beautiful

• the oldest
• the cutest
• the saddest
• the fittest

• the loveliest
• the noisiest
• the busiest
• the liveliest

By Far One OF

By Far One OF

By Far One OF

The most

(The least)

2 or more syllables

1 syllable adjetives

2 syllable ajdectives ending y

• old
• smart
• cute
• fit

• lovely
• noisy
• dirty
• busy

• boring
• amazing
• horrible
• beautiful

The least

The least

The least

True or False

Antartica is the coldest place in the world? R: True

The nile is the longest river in the world? R: True

Tokyo is the biggest city in Japan? R: True

The largest land animal in the world is the elephant? R: False is the Whale

Saiudi arabia is one of the richest countriesin the world? R: True

PRACTICE EXERCISES

1. Attractive (Correcto)
2. Fastest (Me falto "the")
3. Largest (Me falto "the")
4. Preferential (Correcto)
5. New ( Correcto)
6. Highest ( Me falto "the")
7. Competitive (Me falto " by far the most")
8. ( no escribi nada pero la respuesta es "by far the most competitive")
9. Great ( Me equivoque, era "ideal destination")
10. The ( me falto poner "safest")

Verb Be (Was/Were)

Present am are is are are are

Past was were was were were were

I You He/She/It We You They

Interrogative

Positive

Negative

was were was were were were

I You He/She/It We You They

I You He/She/It We You They

I You He/She/It We You They

wasn'tweren't wasn't weren't weren't weren't

was were was were were were

Famous

Famous?

Famous

(-) Short Answer

(+) Short Answer

I was You were He/She/It was We were You were They were

I wasn't You weren't He/She/It wasn't We weren't You weren't They weren't

Yes

No

ADJECTIVES -ED/-ING

Adjectives Ending in -ED

Adjectives Ending in -ING

Amazing Amusing Boring Challenging Charming Confusing Convincing Shocking Exciting Depressing Inspiring

Amazed Amused Bored Challenged Charmed Confused Convinced Shocked Excited Depressed Inspired

There Was/ There Were

Interrogative Sentences

Negative Sentences

Affirmative Sentences

There wasn't... a)There wasn't a big garden sale at K-Mart last week b)There wasn't a lot of noise at the party last friday c)There wasn't an educational documentary on channel 6 last night

There was... a)There was a big garden sale at K-Mart some years ago b)There was a lot of noise at the party last friday c)There was an educational documentary on channel 6 last night

Sentence: There was a big garden sale at K-Mart last week. Question: Was there a big garden sale at K-Mart last week? Answer: Yes, there was/ No, there wasn't

There weren't... a) There weren't many ants in the yard after the pool party b)There weren't three letters for you in the mailyesterday c)There weren't many women at the bingo on friday night

There were... a) There were many ants in the yard after the pool party b)There were three letters for you in the mailyesterday c)There were many women at the bingo on friday night

Some/Any/Much/Many

Any

Some

(Algo, algunos, algunas)

(Nada, ninguno, ninguna)

There wasn't There weren't

Was there? Were there?

There was There were

Much

Many

There were

There was

Irregular

Verb Ring Sing Drink Swim Begin

Past Rang Sang Drank Swam Began

Participle Rung Sung Drunk Swum Begun

Regular

Verbs ending vowel + y...+ed play - played enjoy - enjoyed stay - stayed

/id/ T...wanted D...needed

/t/ P.......helped K......looked SH...washed CH...watched GH...laughed TH...breathe SS...kissed C.....danced X.....fixed

/d/ L....called N...cleaned R...damaged V....loved S....used W...followed Y....enjoyed Z...amazed

Moste verbs...+ed visit - visited start - started rain - rained listen - listened work - worked walk - walked want - wanted

Verbs ending in e...+d like - liked arrive - arrived live - alived love - loved close - closed use - used

Verbs ending consonat + y...+ied study - studied cry - cried try - tried

Affirmative

Negative

Subject +

Not +

Principal Verb +

Complement

Auxiliar + Verb

Principal Verb +

Complement

Subject +

We bought the dinner

We did not buy the dinner

Regular Verbs (-ed) Base Form Past Form To Play Played To Walk Walked To Study Studied

Negative + Subject + Didn't + Bse Form

Play Football Yesterdaygo to the cinema last night

I/You/He/She/It/We/They Didn't I/You/He/She/It/We/They Didn't

Regular Irregular

Regular Verbs (Different way) Base Form Past Form To Make Made To Ring Rang To Go Went

Interrogative

Subject +

Principal + Verb

Complement

Auxiliary + verb

we

buy

the dinner?

Did

(Yes/No quest) Interrogative: Did + Subject + Base Form ?

Play Football Yesterday ?go to the cinema last night?

Did I/You/He/She/It/We/They Did I/You/He/She/It/We/They

Regular Irregular

(Wh-quest) Interrogative: Wh word + Did + Subject + Base Form ?

Play Yesterday ? Footballgo last night? to the cinema

What I/You/He/She/It/We/They Where I/You/He/She/It/We/They

Regular Irregular

Linking words

Function

Connectors

Example

late a tasty a crepe and we went to the hotel

Is used to add another idea or concept

And

I watched TV or read some of travel guides

Introduces one or more altermatives

Or

We stayed there for three weeks but we were too tired in the first day

Introduces an exception or a contrast

But

I had to stay in bed because I was sick

Demonstrates the reason for something

Because

Sequence words

Function

Connectors

Example

First, I went to paris

Introduces the first of a sequence.

First

Then was took a boat

Introduces the next action or concept.

Then

We took a train. Later we went to Spain

Introduces the next action for concept

Later

After that, Ipropused to go to Barcelona

That also introduces another action or concept

After

Demonstrates a previous action or concept

Before we leave Europe we visited Barcelona

Before

Demonstrates the last action or concept

Finally, my friends and I decided to stay in Barcelona

Finally

A lifetime problem

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My trip to Europe

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Screenshots

Unit 3. Describing Past Events

Unit 1. Giving Opinion

Unit 2. Past Descriptions

Current level of English

Week 5

Week 4

Week 3

Week 2

Week 8

Week 7

Week 11

Week 10

Week 12

CURRENT LEVEL OF ENGLISH

Nivel A1+

Nivel A1-

Nivel A2-

Nivel A2+

Nivel B1-

Nivel B1+

Back

LONG or SHORT sound?

Song practice exercise

Sylables in Inglish

Syllable counting

Way out Syllable Maze

Long and short vowel sounds pronunciation exercise

Comparative adjectives formation

Listening comparative adjectives

Questions of Comparative Adjectives

Readingcomparative adjectives

Song practice comparative adjectives

Puzzles level 1

Comparative adjectives part II

Puzzles level 2

Puzzles level 4

Puzzles level 3

Puzzles code

Comparative and superlative difference

Superlative adjectives part II

Superlative Adjectives part I

Don't get caught

Cartoons: Comparative or superlative?

ED Or ING

Simple Past Verb To Be.png

Adjectives ED-ING.png

Exercise 1 was or were

Self-assessment Statements and questions

Reading Act.1 A lovely house

Exercise 2. Famous People

Sentence Writing

There Was And There Were

Detailed descriptions (some,any, much, many)

THERE WAS / THERE WERE

THERE WERE / WAS - PARAGRAPH

Many and much

There was/were

There was / There were / There wasn't / There weren't

Titanic

Memories from a Mexican worker in the USA

Regular verbs in context

Simple Past Uses

Pronunciation Practice

Regular and irregular verbs.

Irregular Past Simple Verbs Crossword

Regular verbs in context

Past Simple Irregular Verbs Match Up

Past Simple Affirmative.

HISTORIC PEOPLE 2 What did they do.

Simple Past Affirmative.

Simple past Negative form

Affirmative and Negative.

Simple Past Regular Verbs 2.

Listening

Negative Form.

Simple past Could.

Simple past Interrogative Form.

Simple Past Auxiliaries for questions.

Wh questions.

Corrections

Unit 2. Past Descriptions

Unit 4. Narrative writing and speech

Unit 1. Giving Opinion

Unit 3. Describing Past Events

Unit 1.

Week 2

Week 4

Week 3

Week 5

Unit 2

Week 8

Unit 3.

Week 10

Week 9

Week 11

Unit 4.

Week 14

Challenge Voice Actor

Words Substitution

• Another air
• Own ( Propio )

• Another breeze
• Own

Listening comparative adjectives

Comparative adjectives formation

1.- Mistake: A turtle is more slow than rabbit. Correction: A turtle is slower than rabbit. 2.- Mistake: Paul is not vey tall. His brother is more tall Correction:_ Paul is not vey tall. His brother is taller

Question: Who looks older? Mistake: Her mother Correction: Her father

Subtítulo

Subtítulo

Esto es un párrafo listo para contener creatividad, experiencias e historias geniales.

My interview with a famous influencer (Week 3)

Comparative and superlative difference

Miguel: Do you consider yourself a better influencer than others? Samuel: No, I don't think so, I appreciate the support of my followers because thanks to them I am where I am and I believe that no one is better or worse, each one is in their own way.

1.- Mistake: Eqypt is more dry than the United Kingdom Correction: Eqypt is drier than the United Kingdom

Cartoons: Comparative or superlative

Challenge: Podcast Fans

1.- Mistake: Swee' pea is yougest in the picture Correction: Swee' pea is the yougest in the picture 2.- Mistake: Olive is thiner than Wimpy Correction: Olive is thinner than Wimpy 3.- Mistake: Hi is the fasttest and the laziest than Popeye Correction: Hi is fastter and lazier than Popeye

In my opinion Susan storm probably is much better leader than her brother Johnny and also i think Reed Richards is less strong than Ben Grimm. But all of them have great powers.

Read the sentences. Which one is incorrect?

Theater Performer: Who was I?

I was on a recording set in Scotland, it was very cold at the time, the scene that was going to be filmed was about driving a car on some train tracks, because I was on my way to school and it was already late, and in that scene I was not very scared since everything was a montage and the train was not real. At the end of the day it was good, the scene was great

Mistake: I noticed there weren't many cars at my school's parking lot last week. Correction: Was there many people at the meeting yesterday?

What was there in the Titanic?

Mistake: There were many men playing games and there wasn't some of them smoking Correction: There were many men playing games and there were some of them smoking

Museum Exhibition

Mistake: Pearl Jam there was invited to the MTV Unplugged Correction: Pearl Jam there were invited to the MTV Unplugged

Esto es un párrafo listo para contener creatividad, experiencias e historias geniales.

Irregular Past Simple Verbs Crossword

Pronunciation Practice

1.- Mistake: Invited /d/ Correction: Invited /id/ 2.- Mistake: Then I visited a classmate. /d/ Correction: Then I visited a classmate. /id/

Mistake: tell - tald Correction: tell - told

Listening

Simple Past Regular Verbs 2.

Affirmative and Negative.

1.- Mistake: Was borned Correction: Was born 2.- Mistake: Have Correction: Gad 3.- Mistake: I didn't put nothing Correction: Met 4.- Mistake: Has Correction: Had

Mistake: Road Correction: Rode

Mistake: Rasied Correction: Raised

Planning my final Project Part II

1.- Mistake: Im fascinated to share what I know to the another persons Correction: Im fascinated to share what I know to the another persons, because they deserve to learn, and if the guys want to learn is more funny

2.- Mistake: For the situation I make meetings, its not great, but we have to learn one way or another, in the began it was difficult,but thanks to my parents, I was able to get ahead, with experience its okay, I really enjoy teach to the others Correction: Sometimes when I went to the houses there were a lot of noises, and obviously it's so complicated to teach, but in the most of the cases the families help to dont make so much noise, For the situation we are living I make meetings, but its not great, either because there are a lot of distractors, there werent places to take the class, or there wasnt internet, but we have to learn one way or another.

3.-Mistake: I make Correction: I made 4.-Mistake: have Correction: Had

Self-assessment

Unit 4

Unit 3

Unit 2

Unit 1

In this unit I learned the diferences betwen English and Spanish vowels, the comparatives adjectives and the past tense "Be"

I still need understand the readings, and of course write better

the activities I was challenged the most it was the audios. Because my pronunciation it was really bad

In this unit I learned the verb to be in past tense, adjectives -ed/-ing

I still need understand the quantifiers some/any and much/many

The activities I was challenged the most it was the writing. Because I write more less

In this unit I learned Simple past could, interrogative Sentences and Affirmative/Negative Sentences

I still need understand the Simple past could

the activities I was challenged the most it was the audios. Because my pronunciation it was really bad

In this unit I learned the Narrative writing and Narrative speech

I still need understand the Sequence words

the activities I was challenged the most it was the video (final proyect) Because my pronunciation it was really bad and I don't know how to edit videos