REPHRASING VERB TENSES

SUMMARY TENSES REVIEW

 

2º BACHILLERATO ACTIVITIES

 ACTIVITIES: 21ST SEPT TO 25TH SEPT:

-TENSES: future perfect, future continuous, present perfect cont. and past perfect cont. (theory)

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 - READING: page 10, activities 3, 4, 5, page 11, activity 6 and DO THIS ACTIVITY TOO:

ARE THESE SENTENCES TRUE OR FALSE:

1. The writer and his friends were very tired and dissapointed after having driven for three days

2. The writer and his friends followed the indications in the sign

3. 35 people have lost their life when climbing

4. They are creating a ban quickly

- Page 12, activities 1 and two

- Study the vocabulary from the test:

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- NOUN AND ADJECTIVE SUFFIXES:

  SUFFIXES 

In general suffixes usually change the  word-class ( nouns from verbs  “pollute = pollution,  adjectives from verbs…) and the meaning of a word.

E.g.:  The verb “drink” adopts the suffix –able to create “drinkable” which means “something you can drink” (potable, bebible)

If you recognize them, you may be able to guess the meaning of a word which is unknown for you. This time we are going to study those cases in which suffixes create adjectives.

NOUN SUFFIXES

dark, happy, ill	-ness	darkness, happiness, illness
curious, generous, secure	-ity	curiosity, generosity, security
elegant, important, relevant	-ance	elegance, importance, relevance
intelligent, obedient, patient,	-ence	intelligence, obedience, patience
efficient, fluent, private	-cy	efficiency, fluency, privacy

ADJECTIVE SUFFIXES

-ABLE : means “that can be done”: drinkable, washable, readable, recognizable, countable, forgivable, etable(edible, more common), belivable, reasonable…

-AL : musical, political, environmental, logical, professional,…

 -IBLE:  horrible, sensible*, accesible, divisible

 -IVE: offensive, receptive, attractive, creative, massive, decisive

 -Y: lucky, rainy, cloudy, sunny, foggy, dusty, hairy, thirsty, hungry,sandy

-FUL: it usually means “that it poduces this, that it has it” : painful, colourful, harmful, succesful, peaceful…

 -LESS: it is usually the opposite of –ful : painless, colourless, harmless, cloudless,useless.

  -OUS: delicious, furuious, curious…

-ISH: it is a rather informal suffix that cab be added to most common adjectives, ages and times to make them less precise: She is thirtyish, / He has reddish hair/ Come about eightish.

NOW DO THE ACTIVITIES FROM THE BOOK, PAGE 12, ACTIVITIES 3, 4 AND 5

1º BACHILLERATO: ACTIVITIES 21ST SEPT TO 25TH SEPT.

 ACTIVITIES:

- Reading: page 6 & 7, activities 4,5,6,7. Page 8 activities 1,2

- Vocabulary from reading: Click here to study it!

- Vocabulary: page 8 activities 3, 4, 5, 6, 7  (AUDIO FOR EXERCISE 7 CLICK HERE)

- ADJECTIVES IN -ED AND -ING, MORE PRACTICE, CLICK HERE

- Listening: CLICK HERE TO DO THE LISTENING

VERB TENSES : PRACTICE

 HERE YOU HAVE ALL THE INFORMATION ABOUT VERBS AND SOME PRACTICE:

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3ºAB ACTIVITIES CONDITIONALS

Workbook:  Page 62, activities 1,2,3,4 😊😉

2ºBCH ACTIVITIES FOR 11TH MAY TO 15TH MAY

RELATIVE CLAUSES

1) Look at the presentation in power point we have seen in class: click here

2) 1st worksheet: click here

3) 2nd worksheet : click here