Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Pasado simple / pasado continuo
En este enlace Past simple and continuous encontrareis la explicación en español y una actividad para practicar. Espero que os sea útil
Otro enlace con actividades para practicar:
Past simple/ continuous quizzes
Otro enlace con actividades para practicar:
Past simple/ continuous quizzes
Past simple and past continuous
Past
simple or Past continuous
PAST
TENSE SIMPLE
- formation: regular verb + ed OR irregular verb (past form)
e.g.: I liked the lesson yesterday. OR I met my teacher yesterday. - Use: actions in the past that are over and completed
- Signal words: yesterday, last week, last year, last..., in 1995, in July (last year), on Monday (last week), ago
- Negation: did not + base form OR was/were not
e.g.: I didn´t help her yesterday. We were not at the party last week. - Question: with did + base form OR was/were
e.g.: Did you help her yesterday? Were you at the party last week?
PAST
CONTINUOUS
- formation: was/were + verb + ing
e.g.: The children were playing in the garden. - Use: - actions in the past that took a long time
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two actions in the past that happened simultaneously
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a long action in the past that is interrupted by a short action. The
long action is in past progressive and the short action is in past
simple then.
- Signal words: when, while
e.g.: Yesterday the children were playing in the garden while we were having tea. two long actions that happen simultaneously
e.g.: I was washing the car when the phone rang. one long action (past continuous) that is interrupted by a short action (past simple). - Negation: was/were + not
e.g.: The boys weren't playing football at five yesterday. - Question: was/were
e.g.: Were the boys playing football at five yesterday?
Past simple
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Past
Simple
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Affirmative
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Negative
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Interrogative
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To
Be
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It
was
big.
They
were
happy.
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It
wasn´t
big.
They
weren´t
happy.
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Was
it big?
Were
they happy.?
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There
was
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There
was
a boy.
There
were
some children. |
There
wasn’t
a boy.
There
weren´t
any
children.
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Was
there a boy?
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Past
Simple (regular)
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He
looked
at me.
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He
didn’t
look at me.
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Did
he look at me? |
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Past
Simple
(
irregular)
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I
bought a coke.
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I
didn´t buy a coke.
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Did
I buy a coke?
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Sunday, December 9, 2018
SPEAKING TERM TEST 1 2º ESO
SPEAKING TERM TEST
2º ESO
This is a list of questions and activities you need to revise and practice for your speaking test.
UNIT 1: AT SCHOOL
1. What’s your favourite subject? Why?
2. How do you usually go to school?
3. How many languages can you speak?
4. Do you like sport?
5. What are you studying in science this week?
6. What do you think of school breaks?
7. What’s your favourite activity?
8. What are you wearing today?
UNIT 2: IN THE NEWS
1. Tell something you used to do, but don’t do now and
something you didn’t use to do , but do now.
2. When were you born?
3. Where were you born?
UNIT 1: DESCRIBING A PICTURE ( Activity 10 page 15)
UNIT 2: DISCUSSING BIOGRAPHIES (Activities 9&10
page 27)
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Irregular verbs list 2ºESO
Dear Students,
This is the list of irregular verbs you have to study for the first term test. As you can see, the past simple form and past participle are blank for you to complete with the help of your student's book
(pages 162-163)
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TEACHER GEMAIRREGULAR VERBS LIST |
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BASE FORM
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PAST
SIMPLE
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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TRANSLATION
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BE
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Ser/estar
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BECOME
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Llegar a ser/convertirse
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BEGIN
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empezar
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BITE
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morder
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BREAK
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romper
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BUILD
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Construir
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BUY
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Comprar
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COME
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Venir
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DO
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Hacer
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DREAM
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Soñar
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DRIVE
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Conducir
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EAT
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comer
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FALL
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Caer
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FEED
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Alimentar
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FIGHT
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Luchar/pelear
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FIND
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Encontrar
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FLY
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Volar
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FREEZE
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Helar(se)/congerlar/se
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GET
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Conseguir/llegar
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GIVE
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Dar
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GO
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Ir
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GROW
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Crecer/cultivar
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HAVE
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Tener
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HEAR
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oir
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HIT
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Golpear/pegar
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KNOW
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Saber/conocer
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LEAVE
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Dejar/irse/salir
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LOSE
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Perder
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MEET
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Conocer/quedar con
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LEARN
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Aprender
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MAKE
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Hacer/fabricar
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PUT
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Poner
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READ
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Leer
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RUN
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Correr
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SAY
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Decir
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SEE
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Ver
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SELL
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Vender
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SEND
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Enviar
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SHOOT
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Disparar
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SLEEP
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Dormir
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SPEAK
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Hablar
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SPEND
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Gastar/pasar tiempo
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STEAL
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Robar
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SWIM
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Nadar
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TAKE
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Coger/llevar
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TEACH
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Enseñar
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TELL
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Decir/contar
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THINK
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Pensar
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WIN
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Ganar
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WRITE
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Escribir
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