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Welcome to the English class

by Teacher Diana Huertas

Índice

middle test

Adverbs of Frequency

Possessive adjectives and pronouns

Prepositions of place

There is / There are

Basic conjunctions

Countable and uncountable nouns

10 There was / There were

11 Basic quantifiers

Prepositions of Direction

12 Activities to review topics

Demonstrative adjectives

Subject and object pronouns

Final test

Let's play a hangman

Can you guess the word?

Adverbs of frequency

Adverbs of frequency that you will use

What are adverbs of frequency?

not very often, seldom

100%

20%

always

almost always

An adverb of frequency describes how often an action happens. Adverbs of frequency help the speaker to know how often you do an activity.

95%

rarely

10%

almost never

usually, often, frequently

5%

80%

sometimes, occasionally

50%

never

0%

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Examples using adverbs of frequency

not very often, seldom

I always attend to my English class.

I don't put salt on my food very often.

20%

100%

always

I almost always study after my class.

almost always

rarely

10%

I rarely get angry.

95%

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I almost never eat fish.

almost never

I usually walk to work.

usually, often, frequently

80%

5%

Vegetarians never eat meat.

I sometimes sing in the shower.

sometimes, occasionally

never

0%

50%

Activities for adverbs of frequency

worksheet about adverbs of frequency.

game to unjumble words using adverbs of frequency

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game time!!

Let's play a board game using adverbs of frequency

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Prepositions of place

What are prepositions of place?

A preposition of place is a preposition which is used to refer to a place where something or someone is located.

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activities

hOW TO MAKE SENTENCES USING PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

Where is the cat?

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Tell me where the cat is using prepositions of place!!

There is and there are

What are there is and there are in English?

We use there is or there are to refer about something that exists or doesn't exist.

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When to use there is or there are?

There is

There are

There are, is used when it refers about plural nouns, that means more than 2 nouns. Example: There are six butterflies.

There is, is used when it refers about singular nouns, that means only 1. Example: There is a butterfly.

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activities for there is and there are

activity no. 1

activity no. 3

activity no. 2

worksheet to practice there is and there are in affirmative, negative and questions.

Let's describe your dream house!!!!

speaking activity about true and false,

What do you like, love, hate or enjoy?

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Choose a card and share what you like, love, enjoy or hate

There was and there were

wHEN DO WE HAVE TO USE THERE WAS OR THERE WERE?

LET'S GO TO THE BOOK TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THERE WAS AND THERE WERE AND HOW TO USE THEM.

Let's go to quizizz to play

activities for there was and there were

No. 1

worksheet about there was and there were

complete paragraph using there was and there were/there is and there are

No. 2

make sentences using there was and there were

No. 3

Prepositions of direction

What are the prepositions of direction?

Prepositions of direction are used to indicate directions and give users an idea where something is directed. It answers the question "Where?"

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Activity no. 2

Activity no. 1

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Create your own conversation

Let's do this incredible activity using all the topics that you have learned. Be creative.

What is that?

What are these?

What is this?

demonstrative adjectives

What are those?

What are demonstrative adjectives?

This, that, these, those are called demonstratives and they are used to show the relative distance between the speaker and the noun.

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this vs that

This and that are used for singular nouns.

THAT

THIS

That is used for singular nouns but when the nouns are far. Example: That is a book.

This is used for singular nouns but when the nouns are near. Example: This is a book.

these vs those

These and those are used for plural nouns.

THOSE

THESE

Those is used for plural nouns but when the nouns are far. Example: Those are books.

These is used for plural nouns but when the nouns are near. Example: These are books.

more examples using this, that, these, and those

That-singular (far)

This-singular (near)

That is a cat.

This is a cat.

Those-plural (far)

These-plural (near)

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Those are cats.

These are cats.

Activities for demostrative adjectives: this, that, these, and those

No. 1

Match up game

No. 2

Worksheet

No. 3

Jumanlly game

lET'S PLAY a game

Demonstrative adjectives

Subject pronouns and object pronouns

What are object pronouns? and when to use object pronouns?

An object pronoun is the one that replaces the object or subject in a sentence to receive the action.

Un object pronoun es el que reemplaza el objecto o sujeto en una oración para recibir la acción.

object pronouns to use

more examples

I am with Damon and Stefan.I am with them.

worksheet

Examples using object pronouns

I am with the student.I am with you.

I am with Daniel. I am with him.

Activity of making a short story

I am with Elena.I am with her.

Teacher Diana is with the students.Teacher Diana is with us.

I am with my dog. I am with it.

The students are with teacher Diana.The students are with me.

possessive adjectives and pronouns

What are possessive adjectives?

+ possessive adjectives

Possessive adjectives are used to show possession or ownership of something

Example: This is my friend. (possessive adjective)

What are possessive pronouns?

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Possessive pronouns are used to show possession or ownership of something

Example: This is my friend. (possessive adjective) This friend is mine. (possessive pronoun)

Let's more examples about possessive adjectives and pronouns

ACTIVITIES

PRACTICE USING POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVIES AND PRONOUNS

Activity no. 1

Activity no. 3

Activity no. 2

worksheet to practice possessive adjectives and pronouns

Complete the paragraph using possessive adjectives and pronouns

make your own sentences using possessive adjectives and pronouns

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Activity no. 3

Choose one person and make your sentences using the possessive adjectives and pronouns

Andres

Angel and Paola

Nicole

Reading comprehension

Let's practice possesive adjectives and pronouns while you are reading.

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Basic conjunctions

basic conjunctions

Basic conjunctions are words to use that join two sentences.

and

but

or

so

because

AND

and is used to add more information or ideas. Example: I like tea and coffee.

BUT

but is used for contrasting information. Information that is different. Example: I want a car but I don't have money.

OR

or is used to connect two different possibilities. Example: Do you want to eat pizza or hamburger.

SO

so ise used to introduce the result of something. Example: I did not sleep yesterday, so I am too sleepy right now.

BECAUSE

because is used to introduce the reason for something. Example: I did not go to the party because I have too much work to do.

more examples using basic conjunctions

BECAUSE

AND

OR

SO

BUT

reason for soemthing

additional information

two possibilities

result of something

contrasting information

Do you want to eat apples or bananas?

I want to eat a banana, but there is not.

I want to eat bananas and apples.

I was hungry, so I ate a banana.

I ate a banana, because I was hungry.

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Activities for basic conjunctions

Activity no. 3

Activity no. 1

Worksheet about basic conjunctions

Tell me about your last vacations.

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Activity no. 2

Let's play bowling.

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Countable and uncountable nouns

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Noun can be a person, thing, place, food.

What is uncountable noun?

What is countable noun?

Uncountable nouns are the ones that don't have plural. Also, the uncountable nouns are the ones that you cannot count. Example love, food, sand, air, money.

Countable nouns are the ones that have plural. Also, the countable nouns are the ones that you can count. Example one banana, two bananas, three bananas.

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activities for countable and uncountable nouns

Classify the nouns into countable or uncountable

Worksheet about uncountable nouns

Worksheet about countable nouns

Reading comprehension about countable and uncountable nouns

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Basic quantifiers

What are basic quantifiers?

Quantifiers are very important because they let us express the quantity of something. Quantifiers are words that usually go before a noun to express the quantity of the object.

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The basic quantifiers that you will learn today are: MUCH and MANY.

MUCH

MANY

We use much to refer to big quantities. A large amount. Much is used for uncountable nouns. Example: There is much money.

We use many to refer to big quantities. A large amount. Many is used for countable nouns. Example: There are many puppies.

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HOW MANY

HOW MUCH

We use how much when we want to know the quantity or amount of something, so the question starts with HOW much. How much is used for uncountable nouns. Example: How much money do you have?

We use how many when we want to know the quantity or amount of something, so the question starts with HOW MANY. How many is used for countable nouns. Example: How many puppies are there?

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Something important about how much

How much is also used when you want to know the price of something. Example How much is this sweater? This sweater is 10 dollars.

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activities for basic quantifiers

Activity no. 1

Activity no. 3

Activity no. 2

Worksheet to practice much and many

Speaking activity with a dialogue.

Worksheet to practice how much and mow many

Let's play a game to review the basic quantifiers

basic quantifiers

Basic quantifiers are used to know the quantity of something.

Today the basic quantifiers that you will learn are: SOME and ANY.

some vs any

Some and any are used for plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns.

ANY

SOME

Any is used to mean "zero". Also any can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns. Any is used for negative sentences and questions.

Some is used to mean "a few". Also some can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns. Some is used for positive sentences.

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activities for some and any

exercise to complete sentences with some and any.

No. 1

exercise to make answers and questions using some or any.

No. 2

No. 3

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review about previous topic

possessive pronouns

possessive adjectives

basic conjunctions

Activity no. 1

Activity no. 1

Activity no. 1

Activity no. 2

Activity no. 3

Activity no. 2

Countable and uncountable nouns with basic quantifiers

Activity no. 1

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Welcome to the English class

by Teacher Diana Huertas

Índice

middle test

Adverbs of Frequency

Possessive adjectives and pronouns

Prepositions of place

There is / There are

Basic conjunctions

Countable and uncountable nouns

10

There was / There were

11

Basic quantifiers

Prepositions of Direction

12

Activities to review topics

Demonstrative adjectives

Subject and object pronouns

Final test

Let's play a hangman

Can you guess the word?

Adverbs of frequency

Adverbs of frequency that you will use

What are adverbs of frequency?

not very often, seldom

100%

20%

always

almost always

An adverb of frequency describes how often an action happens. Adverbs of frequency help the speaker to know how often you do an activity.

95%

rarely

10%

almost never

usually, often, frequently

5%

80%

sometimes, occasionally

50%

never

0%

Examples using adverbs of frequency

not very often, seldom

20%

100%

always

almost always

rarely

10%

95%

almost never

usually, often, frequently

80%

5%

sometimes, occasionally

never

0%

50%

Activities for adverbs of frequency

game time!!

adverbs of frequency gameshow

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