Bimester 4

MODALS

can (requests; permission)

could (polite requests)

would (polite requests)

shall (suggestion; offer)

Could (ability)

should (advice) have to (obligation)

Don't have to ( on obligation)

Must (obligation)

Mustn't (prohibition)"

may (possibility)

need (necessity)

needn’t (lack of necessity)

can /could / will be able to (ability)

Object pronouns

Indefinite pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

Present Perfect vs Simple Past

Tag questions

Bimester 3

Evaluation

Exam                       30

Verbs/voc                10

abilities

       Movie Guide    10

      reading              10

        Speaking           5

       writing               5

Homework              10

Classwork               10

Attitude                   10

Practice:

Adjectives of personality, practice here and here

               What is she like?

               What does she look like?

               Sensible & Sensible

Adverbs of degree 

Apologize, start watch on minute 1.20 here

Addition and contrast Linkers

     Learn and review here and answer the exercise here

Countable and uncountable video here

Quantifiers or determiners

               Lesson click here and practice here

Present Perfect 

        Lesson here  exercise 1 here exercise 2 here exercise 3 here

        Negative       exercise 1 here

        Question       exercise 1 here

        For & Since  practice here  and here

        Game                         here

        Been & Gone            here

        Have you ever....?     here

        Already, still, yet, just
              Lesson and practice  here

Reflexive Pronouns
             Lesson  here and practice here

Future: “Will”

Read here and practice here & here

Future: “Be Going To”

Read here and now practice here

Future: Forms

You can read about it here

When you are sure that you understand the lesson, you can continue with the exercises. here

Shall

Read about this topic here and then practice here

Gerunds and Infinitives

To read about this topic click here , here you can find information about What is a gerund? What is an infinitive?

Then you can practice here and here

Bimester One

                           Present Tenses

Introduction

The simple present tense is one of the most common tenses in English. This page will explain the rules for forming the tense with regular verbs  here

Here are some exercises to practice:

When you are sure that you understand the lesson, you can continue with the exercises.here and here

Simple Present here

Adverbs of Frequency here

a Game here

Simple Present: Negatives and Questions

In the simple present tense, negative forms and question forms are made using the auxiliary verb “do”. This page explains the rules.

Grammar here

Practice here  and here

Present Continuous

The present continuous tense (also called the present progressive tense) is commonly used in English for actions happening right now

Explanation here

Practice here

Present Continuous: Negatives and Questions

Explanation here

Practice here  and here

Present Simple or Present Continuous?

Grammar here

Practice here and here

Simple Past: Regular Verbs

Read here

Practice here & here

Simple Past: Irregular Verbs

Read here

Later, you can practice here & here

Simple Past: Negatives and Questions

Read about it here and practice here & here & here

Past Continuous

Read about this topic here

                   Now is time to practice

List 82
Sight words, short aw sound, and academic vocabulary
1.sleep	9.taught
2.carry	10.pause
3.north	11.dawn
4.once	12.extinct
5.book	13.resemble
6.crawl	14.disappear
7.laundry	15.polygon
8.author	16.integer

1.    

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/pronunciaci%C3%B3n/ingles/google

http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/b_1

Welcome Studets to the blog for level 8!!

Here you will find  information relevant to your level such as evaluation, vocabulary, spelling words, homework and other important stuff.

Let's start with the evaluation criteria.

                 Exam                    30

                 Verbs/Voc              10
                 Abilities                 25
                 Homework             15
                 Classwork              10
                 Attitude                 10

Level 8

Final Exam Study Guide

June 16th

Past simple or past continuous.

-        The form of each tense and how to use them together in a sentence. (I was eating when I found a fly in my food)

Future

-        Will (predictions/decisions in the moment) or going to (plans).

-        When and how to use each one.

Relative pronouns.

-        Who, that, which, where.

-        Objects, people or places.

Gerund or infinitive.

-        The form and use of the two.

Quantifiers.

-        Much, many, a lot of, a few, a little, some and any.

-        Uncountable/countable/positive/negative/ question.

Present perfect vs. past simple.

-        When is each one necessary?

-        Past simple: finished time. Yesterday, last week, 5 minutes ago, at 7am etc. (I SAW him three times yesterday)

-        Present perfect: unfinished time. Today, this morning (if it is still morning), in your life, events that are repeated etc. (I have been to France twice. I have spoken to him already today)

Modal verbs of obligation.

-        Have to.

-        Must/mustn’t.

Modal verbs of ability.

-        Can/can’t.

-        Could/couldn’t.

-        Will be able to/won´t be able to.

-        Past, present and future abilities.

Requests.

-        Modal verbs. (Can you/I….. Could you/I….. Would you/I……etc.)

-        Want/need/ would like. (I want you to help me/ I need you to give me the answer etc.)

Adverbs.

-        Adverbs of manner. How an action is done. (quickly, excellently)

-        Adverbs of time. To say when an action is done. (today, early, after)

-        Adverb or adjective. Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives describe objects/people.

Zero and first conditional.

-        How to form the conditionals and when to use them.

-        Zero: Always true, basic information.

-        First: Possible future event/situation.