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Week 26
10th-14th of July, 2023
CONTENT
SCIENCE
TENSES!
SCIENCE
SCIENCE AND INVENTION
Look at these scientific inventions. Categorise them into groups a, b, or c and tell the class why.
an iPhone a wheel electricity a vacuum cleaner
a I need it every day. b I sometimes need it. c I never need it.
fire the Internet plastic
Dummett P, Hughes J, Stephenson H. (2025) Life 2B. ENGAGE Learning.
SCIENCE
Let's learn some new vocabulary! :)
Match the words with their definitions.
the first of its kind
1. invent 2. discover 3. test 4. break down 5. prototype
find out if something works
stop working
find for the first time
make something that's never been made before
Dummett P, Hughes J, Stephenson H. (2025) Life 2B. ENGAGE Learning.
Why haven't scientists
invented it yet?
Dummett P, Hughes J, Stephenson H. (2025) Life 2B. ENGAGE Learning.
3 Teleporting
1 Invisible objects
Teleporting is moving something from one place to another by reducing it to atoms and putting it back together again almost instantly. Teleporting is a very fast way to travel, but scientists haven't discovered how to do it. Solid objects are made of atoms, and with teleporting you have to move each atom one by one. A human being is made of trillions of atoms, so scientists don't know how to do it yet.
Many scientists have tried to invent invisible objects, but they haven't done it yet. One scientist at Tokyo University put cameras on a coat. The cameras filmed objects behind the coat and showed them on the front. Unfortunately, the coat wasn't very comfortable! The car manufacturer Mercedes Benz also tried this with a car. They put the camera on one side of the car and showed the images on the other side. But as you can see in the photo, the wheels aren't invisible.
4 Robot servants
Scientists have already invented robots, so why don't we all have one? Probably because the technology is very expensive and the robots often break down. But many companies in Japan have made prototype robots for homes. They wash colthes, turn on the TV, turn off the lights, and change the music. Many scientists think we can all have a robot servant in our home in about ten years.
2 Flying car
With all the cars on the road and the traffic problems, why don't we have flying cars? One reason is that cars are very heavy. Also, cities have roads for cars, but they don't have runways. And we have so many problems on our roads, do we really want them in the sky?
Why haven't scientists
invented it yet?
Dummett P, Hughes J, Stephenson H. (2025) Life 2B. ENGAGE Learning.
Scientists have discovered and invented many things: computers, space travel, mobile communications. But there are a lot more things they haven't invented — or have, but we don't use them in our everyday life.
3 Teleporting
1 Invisible objects
Teleporting is moving something from one place to another by reducing it to atoms and putting it back together again almost instantly. Teleporting is a very fast way to travel, but scientists haven't discovered how to do it. Solid objects are made of atoms, and with teleporting you have to move each atom one by one. A human being is made of trillions of atoms, so scientists don't know how to do it yet.
Many scientists have tried to invent invisible objects, but they haven't done it yet. One scientist at Tokyo University put cameras on a coat. The cameras filmed objects behind the coat and showed them on the front. Unfortunately, the coat wasn't very comfortable! The car manufacturer Mercedes Benz also tried this with a car. They put the camera on one side of the car and showed the images on the other side. But as you can see in the photo, the wheels aren't invisible.
4 Robot servants
Scientists have already invented robots, so why don't we all have one? Probably because the technology is very expensive and the robots often break down. But many companies in Japan have made prototype robots for homes. They wash colthes, turn on the TV, turn off the lights, and change the music. Many scientists think we can all have a robot servant in our home in about ten years.
2 Flying car
With all the cars on the road and the traffic problems, why don't we have flying cars? One reason is that cars are very heavy. Also, cities have roads for cars, but they don't have runways. And we have so many problems on our roads, do we really want them in the sky?
Questions
Read the article. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?
1 The invisibility coat and the car used cameras. 2 The car was 100% invisible. 3 Flying cars are very popular. 4 Teleporting doesn't use existing forms of transportation. 5 Scientists can't move atoms across distances. 6 Robots for the home cost a lot of money.
Dummett P, Hughes J, Stephenson H. (2025) Life 2B. ENGAGE Learning.
What Would We Eat on Mars?
Watch the video and answer the following questions.
1 What things do you need to grow plants?2 Is the sunlight on Mars healthy for the plants?3 If we are out in the sunlight too long, we can get sunburned.4 What protects us from direct sunlight?5 Is there any water on Mars?6 _________ is solid water.7 What's the average temperature on Mars?8 What protects the warmth on Earth?9 Why is it so cold on Mars? What's the difference with the Earth?
Dummett P, Hughes J, Stephenson H. (2025) Life 2B. ENGAGE Learning.
TENSES
TIMELINE
Drag and drop the tenses in the timeline.
future
past
now
present continuous
going to
past simple
present continuous
present perfect
TIMELINE
Drag and drop the tenses in the timeline.
going to
present perfect
past simple
future
past
now
present continuous
present continuous
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
you
you
earn
If
work,
money.
1.
2.
eats
pancakes
at
Sasha
usually
breakfast.
3.
to
does
not
while he exercises.
listen
music
James
4.
studying
love
other languages!
Do
have
pets?
you
5.
any
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
It's used for actions happening now.
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
currently
for
1.
studying
exams.
his
Dan
is
The babies
sleeping
their
are
in
cribs.
2.
3.
It
isn't
snowing
right
now.
4.
Are
you
cooking
dinner
for
us?
5.
is
What
Samuel
doing?
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
tasty
dinner
yesterday.
Lilah
cooked
1.
not
did
John
write
the letter.
2.
3.
was
not
home
yesterday.
Where
they
last week?
were
4.
Did
you
your
finish
homework?
5.
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
various
books.
read
1.
He
kinds
of
has
2.
They
have
gone
to
Canada.
3.
Has
Mary
cooked
dinner
for
the
guests?
bought
What
have
you
4.
this weekend?
5.
Summer
gone?
Where
has
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
It's used for actions that are already planned.
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
to
tomorrow
1.
am
flying
morning.
New York
2.
Sarah and George
married
are
getting
next week.
3.
Charles
is
at 7 p.m.
the dentist
seeing
What
are
you
tomorrow?
4.
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
Puedes escribir un título aquí
REVIEWING TENSES
1. Read the small explanation of the following tense. 2. Order the words to make the correct sentence.
Puedes escribir aquí un subtítulo genial
am
going
to
pay
my rent
tomorrow.
1.
you
going
to
buy
new
house?
Are
to
to
2.
What
are
we
going
to
next
holiday?
do
our
3.
REMEMBERING TENSES!
Write the correct tense of the verbs in brackets.
1. I'm tired because I (to work) 4 days this week. 2. Mexico's independence (to start) in 1810. 3. you (to finish) your homework yet? 4. If you put water in the freezer, it (to freeze). 5. "What you (to do) tomorrow? Nothing? Oh, ok! Let's go to a party!" 6. He (not like) going shopping. He says it's a waste of time. 7. I (to write) an email to my brother yesterday. 8. Frida (to adopt) a pet next month! 9. Dan and Hillary (not enjoy) the vacation. They said it was horrible!