3/31/2017

1ºESO vocabulary house

Link (copy the vocabulary)


Body: Then describe your house using the spatial approach:
When you go in, you can find a hall. On the right, there is a kitchen. Opposite the entrance door, there is a sitting room and on the left there is a corridor to the bedrooms and the bathroom.
The kitchen is small, but it’s OK for us. In the kitchen, there is a window. Its curtains are yellow. There is a cooker (UK) / a stove (US) and a washing machine. Opposite there is a fridge and a sink. In the middle, there is a white table and two white chairs. Oh, there are some cupboards, too! for pots and pans, dishes, and so on.
Next to the kitchen, there is a sitting-room and a dining-room. On the left, you can see the dining-room. There is a glass table and four black iron chairs. There is a piece of furniture with glasses and DVDs, and there are some pictures on the walls. On the right, you can find the sitting-room. It has a burgundy sofa and two green armchairs. Opposite the sofa is the TV set. I go to sleep in front of the TV after lunch! There are some plants and there is a big window. This room has a lot of light. I love it!
The first room is my office. There is no bed / There isn’t a bed. It has three bookcases and a lot of books. There is a desk and there is a personal computer on the desk. There is a printer, too. There is a CD player and a lot of music CDs. There are a lot of pictures -- family photos and photos with friends.
Next, on the left you can find P’s office. P is my partner. He is a teacher. He loves reading, so he has a lot of books. He loves playing the guitar, too – the Spanish guitar. There is also a computer.
The third room is our bedroom. There is a double bed, an in-built closet, a long mirror, and two bedside tables with small lamps. There are no pictures on the wall. It’s very simple.
Opposite this bedroom, there is a bathroom. It doesn’t have a window / It has no window and the walls are brown. I don’t like this. So I use orange towels! There is a toilet, a wash-basin, a bath tub and a mirror. It’s OK.
At the end of this corridor you can go upstairs. There is an attic. It’s very big and it has a lot of light. There are two single beds, for friends. There is a toilet, too. There is a computer and a music equipment. There are a lot of books and music CDs. Finally, there is a cupboard for the vacuum cleaner/hoover and for my painting equipment. I love painting!
3. Finish with some comment or evaluation:
Finally, my neighbors are OK. They sometimes make a lot of noise, but they also help us.
I love my house, but it isn’t mine! I’m renting it!

3/18/2017

1º B and D Countable and uncountable nouns. How to make a recipe

Link (homework)

Make your recipe (template)

Examples of English recipes (ejemplos de recetas de comida inglesa)

Vocabulary to cook .Vocabulario para cocinar

EXAMPLE of a tomato soup recipe EJEMPLO de una receta de sopa de tomate

EXAMPLE how to make pancakes . Ejemplo de cómo hacer tortitas.

Worksheet (homework)

Worksheet (much , many)

3ºA Negative Prefixes and Modals verbs HOMEWORK

LINK (explanation and types of negative prefixes)

Exercises with negative prefixes (HOMEWORK)

More exercises on negative prefixes

Modals Explanation (English) 

MODALS (explanation) (español)

Resumen de Modales and Negative prefixes

TASK 2: After reviewing all this information make a "Summary" of all the Models (prohibition, obligation and no obligation) that you have learnt and seen this year (their uses and examples) Homework. Hand in before the 23rd of march. Summary of all the negative prefixes seen in the explanation must be handed in on Monday 27th of march.