Hi kids!
- Today let's start watching this video that I made to review the COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES (veo que algunos aún tenéis problemas con ellos y los confundís. Espero que explicándolo yo misma lo entendáis algo mejor). Puedes verlo cuantas veces necesites pinchando aquí.
- Here you are the correction of last Friday's activity of translation. PLEASE, CORRECT IT IN YOUR NOTEBOOKS:
- David is more attractive than Mark.
- Maria has got bigger eyes than Kevin.
- Diana is the most cheerful person in the class.
- Alex never talks in the class. He is the shiest.
- Sara is very pretty. I agree, you’re right.
- Do you think I look like Shakira, the singer? I don’t think so. She is older than you.
- This film is funnier than that film.
- Peter is the best in Maths. Sam is the worst.
- And last, but not least (y por último pero no menos imporante) today let's see a new grammar topic: PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR FUTURE. ¿Recordáis el Present Continuous, ese tiempo verbal formado por TO BE + Verb ending in -ING que se usa normalmente para explicar lo que estoy haciendo en este momento? Pues resulta que también tiene una utilidad para expresar acciones futuras. Copy this in your notebooks:
We use the Present Continuous to talk about future plans or arrangements (usamos el present continuous para hablar sobre planes futuros). We use time expressions for future:
→tomorrow (mañana)
→next Monday/year/week (el próximo lunes/año/ semana....)
→this afternoon/evening... (esta tarde/noche...)
→at 5 o'clock/ at 6.30.... (a las 5/ a las 6.30...)
→On Monday/Tuesday....(el lunes/martes...)
To form the present continuous we use:
verb To Be + Verb ending in -ing
(We are playing tennis this afternoon)
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