I hope you have rested and anjoied your vacations.
As you know I have been Incapacitated, well in order to take advantage of time when I come back please prepare exams for recover and for this third period.
Study hard and prepare. remember finish chapter 2 passive voice 10/ 11.
simple past and present prefect 11
conditional 0 9 degree prepositions
God blesses you.
Alma
viernes, 8 de julio de 2016
lunes, 18 de abril de 2016
workshop and song for second level an
TASTE THE FEELING (FEAT.CONRAD SEWELL)
AVICII
It feels good, in my heart, in
my soul
When you're right here beside
me
I don't ever want this day to
end
Mm, we can't watch the waves,
have
A coke, and you sit here
beside me
Take a little of my heart again
So we can feel, forever, yeah
Feel, together be real
Together and
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
It feels good as we stand on the
Shore but our hearts are still
jumping
Grab another coke and let's
dive in
Yeah, my love, there's song in
my soul
When you are around me
You make it easier to sing
So we can feel, forever, yeah
Feel, together be real
Together and
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
With every
fading sunset
We see the stars all night
You make the simple moments
Last for a life time
So we can feel forever (feel
forever)
You and me together (me
together)
Stay free forever (free
forever)
And be real together
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
(Nothing)
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
(When I taste the feeling)
Nothing could ever bring me
down
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
No one can stop me when I
taste the feeling
Nothing could ever bring me
down
WORKSHOP ABOUT SONG
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Listen, pronounce
and learn the song.
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Underline
and search unknown vocabulary, put the new words and definitions and write a
sentence using each new word.
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In
this song there are 18 verbs (without repeat) find
them, underline them, ( with red color)
look for their meaning and learn them.
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Seventeen
words from the song are hidden in the puzzle, circle the words and
write the meaning.
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which is the message from the song
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conclusion about work
domingo, 31 de enero de 2016
THIS IS FOR 9th LEVEL
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TEEN`S, HOBBIES AND INTERESTS
Useful language
The verbs LIKE-HATE AND LOVE with ing
Useful language
The verbs LIKE-HATE AND LOVE with ing
•The verbs like (gusta), love (encanta)
y hate (odiar).
For example:
•I
like
to play football on Saturdays.
or
or
•I
like playing football on Saturdays.
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•He
loves
to take photos of old buildings.
or
He loves taking photos of old buildings.
or
He loves taking photos of old buildings.
•Why
do
you hate to travel by plane?
or
Why do you hate travelling by plane?
or
Why do you hate travelling by plane?
Los verbos seguidos por
gerundio en inglés
.
En inglés, se usa mucho más el gerundio que en español. El
gerundio es la versión sustantiva del verbo que acaba con -ing en inglés y
con -endo o –ando
en español, por ejemplo eating (comiendo), speaking (hablando).
Esta estructura también existe en español con verbos como disfrutar,
seguir y continuar. Da la
casualidad de que estos verbos también llevan el gerundio en inglés así que me
parece un buen punto de partida.
disfrutar
= to enjoy
Disfruto caminando en
la arena suave.
I enjoy walking on the soft sand.
I enjoy walking on the soft sand.
Mi padre disfruta leyendo en
su tiempo libre.
My father enjoys reading in his free time.
My father enjoys reading in his free time.
continuar
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to continue
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seguir (en el sentido de “continuar”)
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Siguieron / Continuaron trabajando
aunque tenían más de 65 años.
They continued working although they were more than 65 years old.
They continued working although they were more than 65 years old.
Tuvimos que seguir / continuar
buscándolo porque era importante encontrarlo.
We had to continue looking for it because it was important to find it.
We had to continue looking for it because it was important to find it.
De hecho, en inglés el verbo to
continue puede ir seguido por el gerundio o el infinitivo sin apenas
cambiar de significado, por ejemplo:
Siguió / Continuó conduciendo aunque
estaba cansado.
He continued driving although he was tired.
o
He continued to drive although he was tired.
He continued driving although he was tired.
o
He continued to drive although he was tired.
Los verbos like (gusta), love (encanta) y hate (odiar). Por ejemplo:
Me gusta jugar al fútbol los sábados.
I like to play football on Saturdays.
o más habitual:
I like playing football on Saturdays.
I like to play football on Saturdays.
o más habitual:
I like playing football on Saturdays.
Le encanta hacer fotos de edificios
antiguos.
He loves to take photos of old buildings.
o más habitual:
He loves taking photos of old buildings.
He loves to take photos of old buildings.
o más habitual:
He loves taking photos of old buildings.
¿Por que odias viajar en avión?
Why do you hate to travel by plane?
o más habitual:
Why do you hate travelling by plane?
Why do you hate to travel by plane?
o más habitual:
Why do you hate travelling by plane?
La forma del verbo que acaba en -ing es la que se
utiliza más habitualmente después de like,
love y hate.
Con el verbo to like, hay una
diferencia muy sutil en el significado entre, por ejemplo, to
like doing y to like to do, que es ésta:
I like doing = me gusta hacer en el sentido de “disfruto haciendo”
I like to do = me gusta hacer en el sentido de “me va bien” o “es conveniente para mí”
I like to do = me gusta hacer en el sentido de “me va bien” o “es conveniente para mí”
Utilizando el ejemplo de arriba:
Me gusta jugar al fútbol los sábados.
I like playing football on Saturdays. (disfruto jugando al fútbol)
I like to play football on Saturdays. (me va bien o es conveniente para mí jugar los sábados)
I like playing football on Saturdays. (disfruto jugando al fútbol)
I like to play football on Saturdays. (me va bien o es conveniente para mí jugar los sábados)
Otro verbo que puede ir acompañado tanto por el infinitivo como por el
gerundio es to start (empezar / comenzar) y el significado
no cambia en absoluto. Por ejemplo:
Empezó a llover.
It started to rain.
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It started raining.
It started to rain.
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It started raining.
Han empezado a planificar la nueva
estrategia.
They’ve started to plan the new strategy.
o
They’ve started planning the new strategy.
They’ve started to plan the new strategy.
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They’ve started planning the new strategy.
Como alternativa de to
start, se puede utilizar to
begin. Pero dado que to
begin es un verbo irregular – I
always begin, Yesterday I began, This year I have begun – creo que
resulta más fácil utilizar to
start.
Aunque se puede utilizar o bien el infinitivo o el gerundio después
de to start yto
begin, después de to finish (acabar
de / terminar de) siempre se
utiliza el gerundio. Por ejemplo:
¿Cuando van a terminar de construir la
Sagrada Familia?
When are they going to finish building the Sagrada Familia?
When are they going to finish building the Sagrada Familia?
Espero que (él) acabe de leer el
periódico pronto porque lo quiero leer yo.
I hope that he finishes reading the newspaper soon because I want to read it.
I hope that he finishes reading the newspaper soon because I want to read it.
Y para acabar, tres o cuatro verbos útiles después de los cuales es
obligatorio el uso del gerundio:
I miss
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I don’t mind
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(No me importa)
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I feel like
/ I fancy
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(Me apetece)
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¡Cómo echo de menos dormir hasta tarde
los fines de semana!
How I miss sleeping (until) late on the weekends!
How I miss sleeping (until) late on the weekends!
¿No echas de menos vivir en inglaterra?
Don’t you miss living in England?
Don’t you miss living in England?
No me importa esperarte si hace falta.
I don’t mind waiting for you if it’s necessary.
I don’t mind waiting for you if it’s necessary.
No les importaría probar el pastel de
chocolate.
They wouldn’t mind trying the chocolate cake.
They wouldn’t mind trying the chocolate cake.
¿Te apetece visitar a mis padres el fin
de semana que viene?
Do you feel like visiting my parents next weekend?
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Do you fancy visiting my parents next weekend?
Do you feel like visiting my parents next weekend?
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Do you fancy visiting my parents next weekend?
¡No me apetecerá hacer eso en absoluto!
I won’t feel like doing that at all!
o
I won’t fancy doing that at all!
I won’t feel like doing that at all!
o
I won’t fancy doing that at all!
En resumen, con los verbos que siguen es más común o en algunos casos obligatorio
utilizar el gerundio:
to like
to love
to hate
to enjoy
to finish
to miss
to feel like
to fancy
to not mind
to love
to hate
to enjoy
to finish
to miss
to feel like
to fancy
to not mind
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