Showing posts with label Present simple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Present simple. Show all posts

Daily routines

Hello kids!

Here you have some activities to revise daily routines and the present simple.

Click on the link below:


Have fun! See you soon!

Grammar revision...It's almost over!

This is one ppt two of my students prepared to revise all the grammatical structures we studied along the year.

I must say thanks to Sergio and Ángela Arrabal (6ºA) for their hard work.

Hope you like it.

English grammar for 3rd grande Primary students

My students become teachers! (Part II)

Hi there!

Just as I promised, here you can see more of my students' videos.

When I asked them to prepare them, I didn't imagine they would do such wonderful videos!

Notice how professional they are and all the details they have included in their videos (the London Bridge, books about English,and the poster of the Spanish national football team (they wanted everyone to know we were the Champions of the World Cup in 2010...)

They're just amazing!

Again, thanks kids! I'm absolutely proud and happy of being your teacher!

Como os prometí, aquí podéis ver más vídeos de mis alumnos.

¡Cuando les pedí que los hicieran no me podía imaginarme que iban a realizar unos trabajos tan estupendos!

Prestad atención a lo profesionales que son y los detalles que incluyen en los vídeos, como el London Bridge, libros en inglés, el póster de la selección (Querían que todo el mundo supiera que ganamos la copa del mundo en 2010...)

¡Son increíbles!

De nuevo, ¡gracias niños! ¡Estoy muy orgullosa y feliz de ser vuestra maestra!
Juan, Sergio and José Antonio explain the use of the present simple to talk about hobbies.



Andrea, Patricia and Pilar talk about how to form and use the present continuous.


More videos are coming!

Bye! Come again soon!




Present simple. Third person of singular

VOCABULARY UNIT 2

If you like these images and you would like to see them bigger, click on them (SI TE GUSTAN LAS IMAGENTES Y QUIERES VERLAS MÁS GRANDES, PINCHA SOBRE ELLAS).

An anteater. An ant.










A whale A spider











An otter An eagle










A frog An iguana












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GRAMMAR

REMEMBER!


In this unit we are learning the present simple of the third person of singular.


PRONOUNS

I ------> Yo
You--> Tú/.
He------> Él
She---->Ella
It--->Ello (objets and animals)

We----> Nosotros.
You----> Vosotros

They------> Ellos.

AFFIRMATIVE


She plays the guitar at the weekend.
An anteater eats ants and insects.

NEGATIVE


She doesn't play the guitar at the weekend.
An anteater doesn't eat ants or insects.


INTERROGATIVE.

Does she play the guitar at the weekend? No, she doesn't.
Does
an anteater eat ants or insects?
Yes, it does.

THIS IS EASY, ISN'T IT? (Esto es fácil, ¿no?)
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PRACTICE


ONLINE EXERCISES

Now, you can practise what you've learned with these online exercises. Click on the links below.





THIRD PERSON OF SINGULAR 1. CLICK
HERE.








GAME. HELP FERNANDO GOING TO SCHOOL. CLICK HERE. Write the verb in the third person and press "ENTER".
(Ayuda a Fernando a ir al cole. Escribe el verbo en tercera persona y pulsa "ENTER")

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LET'S SING A SONG!

ALESHA DIXON. THE BOY DOES NOTHING "El chico no hace nada".

And now practise the third person of singular with this song. Pay attention to the lyrics, there are many times in which Alesha uses the third person of singular, like "Does he clean up? No, he never cleans up..."

(Y ahora practicad la tercera persona del singular con esta canción. Prestad atención a la letra, hay muchas veces en las que Alesha usa la tercera persona del singular, como en "Does he clean up? No, he never cleans up...")