miércoles, 16 de enero de 2019

Regular Verbs in past pronunciation


                                  Regular Verbs: Past pronunciation Rules
1.  1 When the verbs in present finish in the sounds /t/ and /d/
  In past you add the sound /ed/
2. 2.  When the verbs in present finish in the sounds /p/,/f/,/k/,/s/,/sh/and/ch/
  In past you add the sound /t/
3.  3 When the verbs in present finish in any other sound
In past you add the sound /d/


Example:
The word "work" in present finishes with the sound /k/. When you write it in past it is "worked" but according to the rule you must pronounce the word like /workt/ (rule #2)

In another word, "pulled" (in past) you have to think of the word in present and its last sound which is /l/. Therefore, the rule it gets is #3, where in past the pronunciation is /puld/

viernes, 11 de enero de 2019

III GRADE DEBATE TOPIC


Instructions
The team that is in favor of the topic, agree that videogames are good for people.
The team that is against the topic, disagree. (videogames are not as good as they seem)

You have to search for information online that support your ideas, like extracts of articles, facts,
graphics, news, etc.
You have to bring it to class on tuesday january 15th. Use bibliographical citation.

miércoles, 12 de diciembre de 2018

HOMEWORK December 13th


Rewrite the story in past

INSTRUCTIONS.
Write the story "A christmas carol" changing the underlined verbs ONLY to past tense.
Use a white sheet of paper. This homework is part of your portfolio

Example (the words in red are changed):

A Christmas Carol

The story began on Christmas Eve. Ebenezer Scrooge, a mean, unkind old manwas working in his office with Bob Cratchit, his clerk. His nephew Fred visited him and invited Ebenezer to celebrate Christmas day at his house. Scrooge refused. He hates Christmas because he thinks it’s too expensive. Next a charity worker collecting money for the poor arrives, but Scrooge gives her nothing. When it is time to finish work, Scrooge is angry that he has to give Bob Cratchit a day off work on Christmas day.

  After work Scrooge goes home to spend Christmas alone and unhappy. That night the   ghost of his dead business partner, Jacob Marley, visits him. He tells Scrooge that he must change his way of life or face the consequences. He tells him that three ghosts will visit him. Scrooge is scared but he goes to sleep. He wakes up to see The Ghost of Christmas Past, who takes him to re-visit his own past. They go to his old school and see Scrooge as a lonely and unhappy child. They also visit him as a happy, young man working in his first job, with a kind boss called Mr. Fezziwig. Finally they see Scrooge’s girlfriend leave him because of his love of money.

Later that night, Scrooge meets The Ghost of Christmas Present. He takes Scrooge to see the Crachit family’s Christmas. They are happy even though they are poor. The only thing that makes them sad is that the youngest son, Tiny Tim, is ill. Tiny Tim is likely to die without a doctor, something the Cratchit family cannot afford to pay for. Scrooge also visits the house of his nephew. The people are all having fun and are happy.

Finally, The Ghost of Christmas Future arrives. He doesn’t speak but shows Scrooge people talking about a man who has died. They speak about the man without affection and are not sad that he is dead. When Scrooge sees the grave of the man, he realizes it has his name on it. It is his death the people are talking about! He is very sad.

When he wakes up the next morning, Scrooge realizes it is still Christmas morning and he is very happy. He wants to help everyone now and become a better person. He buys a big Turkey for the Cratchit family and pays for the doctor for Tiny Tim. Next, he goes to his nephew’s house and joins in the celebrations. He is sorry for all the bad things he has done and promises to start a new life.

jueves, 15 de noviembre de 2018

3rd Grade Test Unit 2


Relative Clauses:
What is the relative pronoun referred to places?
What is the relative pronoun referred to people?
What is the relative pronoun referred to things?
When can we use the relative pronoun “that”?
Without the information of a defining relative clause it is hard to know who or what we are talking about. True or false?
What’s the purpose of a non-defining relative clause?

Ommiting relative pronouns
When can you omit relative pronouns? (rule page 25 ss book)

Vocabulary:
The staff are people that:
Employees are:
Pedestrians are:
Residents are:
the crew are:
immigrants are:

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exercise 

miércoles, 7 de noviembre de 2018