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Learning Evidence 1: Poster

TEAM 2

DIEGO ALBERTO DAVILA VIEYRA CAROLINA GARCIA GARZA RICARDO ANTONIO QUINTERO CORONADO DEBANHI PRISILA TAMEZ MENDOZAAILYN VILLARREAL ALMAGUER

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Action and stative verbs

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Learning Evidence 1: Poster

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Lesson 3

Modals of possibility

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Expressing preferences with would rater

Lesson 5

Preferences and comparisions with prefer and as...as

Vocabulary

• Remote
• Reality Show
• News
• Nature Show
• Soap Opera
• Sitcom

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Romantic comedy

Fantasy

Horror movie

Action movie

Animated

telling a story through moving pictures drawn by artist

Hilarious

extremely funny

scary

causing fear

Violent

Showing people getting hurt

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Prefer + noun + to + noun

Compare two nouns with prefer...tohe prefers dogs to catsWe can do the same with gerundsShe prefers sleeping late to wake up early.

Grammar

Prefer to + verb (+ rather than + verb)

Prefer can also be followed by an infinitive: i don't like to shop in stores. I prefer to shop onlineUse prefer to and rather than to compare two verb phrases:I prefer to walk rather than drive

Would prefer

Use would prefer when talking about a choice you're making nowA: Would you like some coffe? B:Thanks, but i would (i´d) prefer tea

not as + adjective + as

The phrase not as + adjective + as means less + adjective + than The movie is not as good as the comic book =

The movie is worse (less good) than than the comic book

The comic book is better than the movie

Grammar

Action Verbs

These verbs describe someone or something doing an action (eat, run, jump, walk, etc).Examples:He is playing soccer.I eat an apple everey day.

Stative verbs

This verbs do not describe an action (remember, love, think).Examples:Hey, do you remember when I lost my phone?.Wow, this song is so good, I love it.

Verbs with both uses

Sometimes the verbs can be "action verbs" and "stative verbs", like have, is a stative verb when it means to own.-She has a blue pencil.But have can also mean experience or to eat, then it's an action verb.-He is having dinner.(can be used in the present continuous).

Grammar- Expressing preference with would rather

Compare two actions with would rather.. than: I would rather play basketball than watch TV. This means you would like the firts action more the second. In questions, you can use or to compare two opcions: Would he rather go out or stay home?The short form of would is often used: I´d rather play basketball She´d rather watch sitcom

Vocabulary

• Guess I love playing "Guess Who"

• Minutes The next class starts in five minutes
• Explain Please explain me the rules of the game
• Complicated Oh no, solving math problems is so complicated
• Points How many points I need to pass my exam?
• Remember I don't remember nothing about chemistry
• Simple Come on bro, this rules are so simple
• Think I think that we need to talk
• Teammate He is Rodrigo, he was my teammate in soccer
• Understand I love soccer, the rules are so simple, I understand them

• Must (obligation, firm necessity). Can/`t (ability, permision, request)

You must be doing your homework. I can run as fast as CR7

• Should (advice, uncertain, prediction). Ought to (obligation, probability)

You should tkake the umbrella, it may rain later. We ought to talk about it?

• Could (past ability, suggestion, future possibility). May (permission, possibility). Might (possibility)

Mom, could I have a get together next sunday with my friends?. It may rain later. You might not understand.

Here are some modals with their meaning and some examples, from the most certainy to the less.

A modal adds meaning to the main verb. Modals of possibilitiy say how sure you are about something.

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• Screen
• Performance
• Novel
• Fiction
• Comedies
• Reviews
• Comic book
• Non-Fiction

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