This blog has been designed to provide information about the activities held at the social studies bilingual sections in CPI Tino Grandío (Guntín,Spain). The English language and Social Studies teachers have elaborated most of the resources you can see but our "auxiliares de conversa" also have their own page and posts. Therefore everyone is invited to have a look .

Thursday, April 14, 2016

Revision of unit 6-4º PDC

These are the three main points included in unit 6 this year:

  • vocabulary related to food
  • modal verbs: can/can't/must/mustn't/should/shouldn't
  • possessive adjectives (my/your/his/her/his/its/our/your/their)
  • possessive pronouns (mine/yours/his/hers/its/ours/yours/theirs)
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FOOD




EXERCISES:


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MODAL VERBS

MODAL VERBS
Modal verbs are commonly used verbs with some special characteristics:
  1. Modal verbs do not take "-s" in the third person.
    • can play football.
    • My brother should go with you.
    • She can't be serious about that.
  2. They have their own negative and do not need "do".
    • shouldn't be late
    • They can't drive.
    • You couldn't swim when you were 3.
  3. The don't have all the tenses other verbs have.
    1. I will can go.- INCORRECT
    2. They shoulded speak to her. - INCORRECT
  4. They are always followed by another verb (bare infinitive)

WHICH VERBS ARE MODAL?:
  • CAN / CAN'T
  • MUST / MUSTN'T
  • SHOULD / SHOULDN'T
  • NEED / NEEDN'T
  • SHALL / SHAN'T
  • COULD / COULDN'T
  • MAY / MAY NOT
  • MIGHT / MIGHTN'T
  • WILL / WON'T
  • OUGHT TO
EXERCISES:
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POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

These exercises will let you revise your subject and determiner personal pronouns:

SUBJECT
These pronouns replace any other subject and they usually go before the verb:
  • Are you 15? (= the person I am sepaking to)
  • We don't like going to the beach. (=my sister and I)
  • They are our best friends. (=Sandra and Lynn)
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
These determiners go before the noun and they tell us who (or what) the object, person... belongs to:
  • I have a cat. This is my cat.
  • Their homework is really difficult.
  • My sister has a boyfriend. Her boyfriend is tall.
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EXERCISES
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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
These pronouns substitute a complement with a possessive:

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