English afternoon tea etiquette
Inviting someone for a tea party video
Making invitations video
Wednesday, 18 September 2019
Tuesday, 17 September 2019
Topic 6.4.- Interrogative Present Simple.
Conversation about someone's sleeping time
A: Do you sleep well at night?
B1: Yes, I do.
B2: No, I don't.
A: How much time do you sleep?
B: I sleep for eight hours.
What time do you sleep from... to?
A: I sleep from 11:00 pm to 7:00 am.
A: What time do you sleep until?
B: I sleep until 7:00 am.
Reporting someone's sleeping time information.
Margaret sleeps/doesn't sleep well at night.
Margaret/She sleeps for eight hours.
Margaret/She sleeps from 11 pm to 7 am.
Margaret/She sleeps until 7 am.
Types of questions in English
1.- Yes/No Questions
Do you sleep well at night?
2.- Wh- questions
What time do you sleep until?
Video review about the present simple
Book exercises on page 51
1.- Yes/No Questions with do or does
Do you sleep well at night?
Does Margaret sleep well at night?
Do/Does + Subject + Verb + Complement?
Collaborative online exercise about yes/no questions in present simple and short answers with do or does
Individual online exercise about yes/no questions in present simple and short answers with do or does
2.- Wh- questions with do or does
What time do you sleep until?
What time does she sleep until?
Wh- question word + do/does + Subject + Verb + Complement?
What colour
What size
What size
How long
How much
How far
Review online exercise about the wh- question words
Collaborative online exercise unscrambling the words to form the wh- questions with do or does
Individual online exercise about wh- questions with do or does
Collaborative Online Exercise about Questions with Do or Does
Individual Online Exercise about Questions with Do or Does
Introductory Video of Wh- questions
Wh- questions with do or does online exercise
Write six questions to ask a classmate.
Speaking activity about the written questions in the previous exercise.
Topic 6.3. Daily Routines
Daily Routines
Introductory vocabulary listening exercise of daily routines:
Exercises on page 50
Exercise a on page 50
Exercise d on page 50
What do you always do every day?
I go to school.
Introductory video about daily routines
Vocabulary chart about daily routines
Daily routines vocabulary online exercise
1.- Collocations
cook dinner
go to bed
Verb + Complement
2.- Phrasal verbs
wake up
get up
Verb + Particle
Conjugating the phrasal verbs in present simple
Verb wake up
Listening exercise about daily routines
Individual online exercise about daily routines
Daily routines with phrasal verbs
Introductory video about daily routines with phrasal verbs
Exercises 2a, 2c and 2d on page 50
Conversation about someone's sleeping time
A: How long do you sleep?
B: I sleep for eight hours.
What time do you sleep from... to?
A: I sleep from 11:00pm to 7:00am.
A: What time do you sleep until?
B: I sleep until 7:00.
Grammar Plus on page 50
Collaborative online exercise
Individual online exercise
Topic 6.2.- Negative Present Simple
What do you do in your career?
Write five sentences about what you do in your career.
A receptionist doesn't serve tables in a restaurant.
An office worker doesn't play football at work.
I don't work late at night.
What don't you do?
I don't ________________.
Exercises on page 49
Collaborative online exercise about the negative present simple
Indvidual Negative Present Simple online exercise
Topic 6.1. Jobs Vocabulary
Do you work at a hotel?
Yes, I do.
No, I don't.
Vocabulary about jobs and occupations
What jobs did you remember from the video?
for example, 'carpenter'
Exercise 2a on page 49
Collaborative vocabulary online exercise about jobs
Individual vocabulary online exercise about jobs
How to make questions in present simple
1.- Wh- questions
What do you do?
Wh- question word + do/does + Subject + Verb (+ Complement)?
I ____________.
Where ______work?
I work in ________.
2.- Yes/no questions
Do you like the people?
Do/Does + Subject + Verb (+ Complement)?
Yes, I do.
No, I don't.
______like the job?
Yes, I do.
No, I don't.
Topic 5.3. The use of there is and there are in negative and interrogative.
What's there in a hostel dorm?
For example, 'There is a lamp.'
'There is not' and 'There are not'.
There is not a television in the dorm.
There's not a bathroom in the dorm.
There isn't any orange juice in the dorm. (Uncountable)
There are not any people in the dorm.
There aren't any chairs in the dorm.
Collaborative Exercise 3a on page 43
Collaborative Online Exercise of 'There is not' and 'There are not':
Individual Online Exercise of 'There is', 'There are', 'There is not', and 'There are not':
Video of Cappadocia in 5 minutes
What's there in Cappadocia?
Is there a supermarket?
Is there a beach?
Are there any balloons?
Are there any mountains?
Are there any houses?
Are there any caves?
Exercise 5a on page 43
Collaborative Online Exercise about the use of there is and there are in affirmative, negative, and interrogative:
Individual Online Exercise about Collaborative Online Exercise about the use of there is and there are in affirmative, negative, and interrogative:
Topic 5.2 Ordinal numbers and hotel vs hostel
Listening Exercise of my Hotel Room:
Video of My Hotel Room Vocabulary
What's there in a hotel room?
For example, 'There is a bed.'
Her hotel room is on the third floor.
Collaborative Online Exercise on the Ordinal Numbers
Individual Online Exercise on Ordinal Numbers
Consolidation Hostel Vocabulary Online Exercise:
What's the difference between a hotel and a hostel?
Ordinal Number 1st to 10th Video
Hotel Room - English Vocabulary Video
Collaborative Online Exercise about the Hotel Room Vocabulary
Exercise 1a on page 42
Topic 5.1. Vocabulary about the seasons of the year and the weather.
What is the city you like most and why?
Consolidation Vocabulary Practice on Wordwall:
Reading exercise 1c on page 40
Collaborative Grammar Exercise:
Individual Online Exercise about the use of 'there is' and 'there are'
Collaborative Exercise 2a on page 40
Consolidation Vocabulary Exercise:
Exercise 3a on page 41
Exercises on page 41
Shopping Centre Challenge: There Is and There Are
Level: A1 – Beginner English Activity:
Teamwork and observation Time: 20–30 minutes Grammar: There is
/ There are
🎯 Objective
Work in teams to find and list 8 things you can see
at an assigned or chosen shopping centre. Use there is and there are
to write sentences in English.
📝 Instructions
- Work
in teams of 3–4 students.
- Visit
your assigned or chosen shopping centre with your teacher’s permission.
- Look
around carefully. You can also use pictures of the shopping centre if you
cannot visit it.
- Find
8 different things.
- Write
one sentence for each thing using there is or there are.
- Share
your sentences with the class.
📚 Grammar reminder
|
Use |
Example |
|
There is + one thing |
There is a cinema. |
|
There are + two or more things |
There are three restaurants. |
🗣️ Speaking time
Each team presents its findings to the class.
Monday, 16 September 2019
Topic 4.5. This is me with my father
What series do you know that talk about family?
for example, Wednesday
Listening Exercise
Exercises on Pagés 36 and 37
A family picture
This is a picture of me with my family. This is me, my wife Miriam and my mother Ligia. My wife and I live in Cancun and my mother died three years ago. We are a great family!
Topic 4.4. Affirmative present simple with the personal pronouns he, she, and it, numbers and talking about a friend
Exercises 1a and 2a on page 35
Opening speaking practice
A: Where do you live?
B: I live in Cancun.
A: Do you live with your family?
B1: Yes, I do.
B2: No, I don't.
A: Who do you live with?
B1: I live with my wife and my dog.
B2: I live alone.
A: Do you have a brother or a sister?
B1: Yes, I do. I have one brother and one sister.
B2: No, I don't. I am an only child.
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/121635213?wwmethod=link
Reading Exercise 3 on page 35 with collaborative reading
Statements in Present Simple with he/she/it
Pablo is from Spain.
Alice has a sister and a brother.
She lives in Buenos Aires.
He works in Sao Paulo.
Collaborative online exercise on simple present with the personal pronouns he/she/it
Individual online exercise on simple present with the personal pronouns he/she/it
Collaborative Review of Numbers from 1 to 20:
Bingo Number Ranges:
- B: 1-15
- I: 16-30
- N: 31-45
- G: 46-60
- O: 61-75
Bingo Game Numbers
Individual Listening Exercise of Numbers
Collaborative Matching Exercise of Numbers
Individual Writing Exercise of Numbers
Writing Practice: Write a text about a family member saying their name, their age, where they live, what language they speak, what they like, eat, and drink.
I will talk about my brother Joseph. He is 51 and lives in Valladolid with his wife, his two daughters and his son. He speaks English and Spanish. He likes the Mayan culture. He eats fish, meat and chips and drinks beer.
I will talk about my ________. He/She is ________ and
lives in ________ with ________. He/She speaks ________. He/She likes ________. He eats ________ and drinks ________.
Oral Practice: Now, read aloud and orally share your text with the rest of the class.
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