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ENGLISH 6.
UNIT 2. ‘I GO TO SCHOOL EVERYDAY, BUT I’M PLAYING FOOTBALL NOW’.
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UNIT 2: I GO TO SCHOOL EVERYDAY, BUT I’M PLAYING FOOTBALL NOW 1.- INPUTS: .– Readings. .– Videos, listenings. .– Songs.. 2.– TOPIC-VOCABULARY: .– Daily routine .– Action verbs .– Connectors of sequence 3.– GRAMMAR: .– Present simple: (spelling, structure in aff, int, neg.) .– Adverbs of frequency. .– Present continuous spelling, structure: aff., int, neg. .– Present simple vs. present continuous 4.– OUTPUTS: .– Text: a friend’s daily routine. .– Role-play: what they do and what they are doing. 5.– OTHERS: .– Christmas.
ok ine on your notebo A. Copy: Daily Rout
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interactive B.– Play with these activities:
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WRITE A TEXT
C.– Imagine you are a famous character, and
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you must design a poster with some pictures and write about your daily routine like in this text… (Use connectors)
Connectors: .– FIRST
.– second
.– soon
.– NEXT
.– now
.– before
.– THEN
.– when
.– during
.– LATER
.– after
.– while
.– AFTER THAT
.– next day
.– FINALLY
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Watch this video to get some ideas.
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Record a video speaking about your daily routine.
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PRESENT SIMPLE (form) AFFIRMATIVE:
NEGATIVE:
INTERROGATIVE:
I walk
I don’t walk
Do I walk?
You walk
You don’t walk
Do you walk?
She walks
She doesn’t walk
Does she walk?
He walks
He doesn’t walk
Does he walk?
It walks
It doesn’t walk
Does it walk?
We walk
We don’t walk
Do we walk?
You walk
You don’t walk
Do you walk?
They walk
They don’t walk
Do they walk?
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SHORT ANSWERS: Affirmative:
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Yes, I / you / we / they do Yes, she / he / it
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does
5 Negative:
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No, I / you / we / they don’t No, she / he / it
doesn’t
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T SIMPLE: USE OF PRESEN ns: rmanent situatio 1.– Facts and pe animals. Lions eat others C. Snow melts at 0ª in Toledo. My brother lives
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S: SPELLING RULE singular: Third person of rbs: 1.- To most of ve I eat — He eats
We add ―s‖
s I read— She read , -o -ss, -sh, -ch, -x in: 2.– Verbs ending atches I watch — He w We add ―es‖ es go e Sh — I go consonant + y in: 3.– Verbs ending
routines: 2.– Habits and . o’clock everyday She gets up at 8 y. nds 5 times a da He washes his ha
es –ies I copy — he copi We change –y into udies I study — she st I vowel + y in: ng di en s rb Ve 4.– We only add ―s‖ play — he plays ys I pay — she pa
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inions: 3.– Likes and op think, know, un (like, love, hate, … need, feel, believe derstand, want, Anna likes pizza. t a hamburger. John doesn’t wan
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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY: 100% ALWAYS
I always wash my hands before school.
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USUALLY
I usually watch TV in the evening.
70%
OFTEN
I often go to the park with my brother.
50%
SOMETIMES
I sometimes have a sandwich for lunch.
5%
HARDLY EVER
I hardly ever go to bed after midnight.
0%
NEVER
I never get angry with my friends.
SUBJECT + ADVERB + VERB... Anna always study at home.
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SUBJECT + BE + ADVERB… Anna is always happy.
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS (form) NEGATIVE:
AFFIRMATIVE: I am walking
I’m not walking
Am I walking?
You are walking
You aren’t walking
Are you walking?
She is walking
She isn’t walking
Is she walking?
He is walking
He isn’t walking
Is he walking?
It is walking
It isn’t walking
Is it walking?
We are walking
We aren’t walking
Are we walking?
You are walking
You aren’t walking
Are you walking?
They are walking
They aren’t walking
Are they walking?
S: SPELLING RULE S: 1.– MOST VERB
in ―e‖: 2.– Verbs ending live — living come — coming
WE ADD ―-ING‖ Drop the ―e‖ Add -‖ing‖
die — dying lie — lying
Yes, you / we / they are
Yes, she / he / it
Add -‖ing‖
Change into ―y‖ Add -‖ing‖
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3 Negative: No, I’m not No, you / we / they aren’t
No, she / he / it
isn’t
re future: (Time refe 2.– Plans in the . rid next Sunday I’m going to Mad
s: Common expresion Now, right now
... is week, these days At the moment, th
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ACTION VERBS
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sillable: ed on their last 4.– Verbs stress ant s) Double the conson (cons+vowel+con Add -‖ing‖ begin— beginning g prefer— preferrin in “ie”: 5.– Verbs ending
Affirmative:
: T CONTINUOUS USE OF PRESEN ening now: 1.– Actions happ t. TV at the momen She is watching
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: verbs, ending in 3.– One sillable nsonant Double the consonant one vowel + 1 co sit — sitting run — running
SHORT ANSWERS:
INTERROGATIVE:
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P. SIMPLE vs. P CONTINUOUS
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NUOUS: PRESENT CONTI ening now: 1.– Actions happ
animals. Lions eat others C. Snow melts at 0ª in Toledo. My brother lives
t. TV at the momen She is watching rence) future: (Time refe 2.– Plans in the . rid next Sunday I’m going to Mad w. Asturias tomorro We are leaving to
routines: 2.– Habits and
. o’clock everyday She gets up at 8 y. nds 5 times a da He washes his ha
inions: 3.– Likes and op think, know, un (like, love, hate, …) need, feel, believe derstand, want, Anna likes pizza. . nt a hamburger John doesn’t wa
moment… now, right now, at the still... these days, nowadays,
ver… en, sometimes, ne always, usually, oft … every month / year every day / week the evening the afternoon / in in the morning / in at night
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at present… listen! / look!
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ROLE PLAY 13 THE FISHING TRIP. Peter and his three sons, Andrew, Oscar and Tom have got a fishing boat. Every day, they sail across the sea to go fishing, and they rent their boat to tourists who want to learn how to fish. Tom, the youngest brother sells tickets to tourists every afternoon for the next day’s trip. The passengers are arriving now with their equipment.
Some of them are carrying their own fishing rods and others are renting them from Gordon. Usually, when everyone is aboard, Peter stands at the helm and makes a signal to Oscar to untie the boat. But today Oscar is daydreaming and Andrew is doing everything. Today they are fishing in one of the Peter’s favourite places. Peter is telling his favourite fish stories. Some of the passengers are eating their lunch, while others, who feel sick are trying not to look at the food or smell the bait. Tom and Andrew are helping some of the passengers, and Oscar is also trying to help them. Poor Oscar!, he always tries to be useful, but he usually ends up causing some damage. He trips over ropes, he falls over the anchor... Now, while his brothers are helping the passengers, Oscar is watching out of the boat to catch one of a passenger’s fish with the net. The fish is jumping in all directions. Oh!, it seems the fish is winning, and finally Oscar went overboard. He never knows when to give up.
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