YEAR 5

YEAR 5

VOCABULARY:

Bacon
Broccoli
Butter
Cucumber
Honey
Lemon
Olive oil
Pancakes
Peach
Pepper
Pineapple
Rice
Salt
Tuna
Cook
Pour
Aad
Mix
Bake
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

GRAMMAR:

- There is/there are:

Se traduce como “hay” español. “There is” se utiliza cuando nos referimos al singular y “there are” al plural.

"There is a peach"                    "There are five pineapples"


- Some/any:

Afirmativo:
Para expresar que hay una cosa en afirmativo se forma de la siguiente forma.

SINGULARàA/SOME	PLURALàSOME
There is a cucumber. (Contable) There is some salt. (Incontable)	There are some pancakes.

Negativo:

Para expresar que no hay una o varias cosas en negativo se forma de la siguiente forma.

SINGULARàANY	PLURALàANY
There isn´t any cucumber. (Contable) There isn´t any salt. (Incontable)	There aren´t any pancakes.

Interrogativo: 

Para preguntar si hay una o varias cosas se forma de la siguiente forma.

SINGULARàANY	PLURALàANY
Is there any cucumber? (Contable) Is there any salt? (Incontable) Yes, there is. No, there isn´t.	Are there any pancakes? Yes, there are. No, there aren´t.

- Can I have some…?

Se utiliza para pedir permiso para coger o tomar algo. 

  - Can I have some bacon, please?
              - Yes, you can
              - No, you can't

WEDNESDAY, 24th of October, 2018

REVIEW YEAR 6

The exam is coming... so here you have a review.

Vocabulary related to technology:

Hard drive

Laptop

Pen drive

Speakers

Monitor

Smartphone

Keyboard

Desktop

Mouse mat

Mouse

Touch screen

Headphones

Tablet

Some adjectives:

Cheap: low in price

Expensive: costing a lot of money

High-tech: using the most advanced machines and methods 

Low-tech: technologically simple 

User-friendly: easy to use or understand

Countable or uncountable:

Too many + countable: there are too many computers.

Too much + uncountable: I’ve got too much technology.

Too + adjective: This exam is too complicated.

Enough + noun: I don’t have enough money to buy a laptop.

Adjective + enough: this computer isn’t fast enough. 

Superlative adjectives:

Monday, the 15th of October, 2018

5ºA, 5ºB, 5ºC

We keep doing the role play!! 

6ºA

 

Let's go to Media Mark!!

Here you have an example:

Sales Assistant: Good morning, can I help you?

Customer: Hello! Yes, I would like to buy a new laptop.

Sales Assistant: Ok, the laptops are over here.

Customer: Great. Which one is the cheapest?

Sales Assistant: This one is the cheapest laptop. It is €250.

Customer: That is very cheap! Is it low-tech?

Sales Assistant: Yes, it is low-tech. Would you like something more high-tech?

Customer: Yes a bit more high-tech.

Sales Assistant: Ok, we have this laptop but it is more expensive. It is €325.

Customer: No problem. It is better than the other laptop! I will take it.

Sales Assistant: That is €325 please. Are you paying by card?

Customer: Yes, here is my card.

Sales Assistant: Great, that is done. Here is your laptop! Bye.

Monday, 8th of October, 2018

5º A, 5º B, 5ºC

ROLE-PLAY

Today we have seen how to order food at the restaurant!!

Remember, it is NOT for homework. We finish in class.


Here there is an example for your role-play:

Waiter: Good evening, can I get you a drink?

Customer: Sure, I would like a Coke.

Waiter: Would you like to order any food?

Customer: Yes, can I see the menu please?

Waiter: Of course, here is the menu.

Customer: Let's see, can I get some olives, please?

Waiter: Would you like to order anything else?

Customer: Can I get a cheeseburger and some chips?

Waiter: Can I get you anything else?

Customer: That's all, thank you.

6ºA

Today we have talked about the pros and cons of technology through some videos and pictures. 

Individual task, writing: think about the benefits and drawbacks (advantages and disadvantages) of technology.

We'll continue in the next class. Don't do it at home!!!!

Wednesday, the 3rd of October, 2018

5ºA

Remember how to use some an any!

5º C

We use some in interrogative sentences when we offer something or when we ask permission to have something: Can I have some honey, please?



6ºB

Review the comparative and superlative adjectives