FRIDAY, MAY 28TH

TOPIC: TO TALK ABOUT PERSONAL ROUTINES / THINGS THAT HAPPEN ALL THE TIME / THINGS
THAT ARE TRUE ALL THE TIME / THINGS THAT ARE HAPPENING AT THE MOMENT- TEMPORARY
ACTIONS

CLASS PRESENTATION https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1352301143316758531

HOMEWORK: VOCABULARY ROUTINES (page 9)

Meet: friends

chat: on the phone

check: your emails

do: nothing

do: some exercise

get up: early

go: shopping

go: for a walk

go: for a swim

go: for a walk

have: a family meal

have: breakfast / lunch / dinner

have: a nap

have: a take-away

listen: to the radio

make: breakfast / lunch / dinner

read: a newspaper / magazine

stay: in for the evening (at home)

take: a bus / a train

watch: TV / DVD
SPELLING He / she / it (3rd person singular)

1. Most verbs add -s cooks / listens / makes

2. Verbs ending in consonant + y change to -ies: cry – cries / try – tries / copy – copies

3. Verbs ending in vowel + y don’t change the -y – plays

4. Verbs ending in -sh or -ch change to -es wishes / watches

5. Irregular verbs: have = has / go = goes / do = does

WORD ORDER IN QUESTIONS

1. WH QUESTIONS

WH WORD + AUX + SUBJECT + VERB + (COMPLEMENT) + ?

What time do you get up in the morning?

Where does she live?

2. YES / NO QUESTIONS

AUX + SUBJECT + VERB + COMPLEMENT + ?

Do you speak English?

Does your father work at night?

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY: HOW OFTEN…?

We use them to express how often an action happens

100% Always

Usually

Often

Sometimes
 Not often

Hardly ever / rarely / seldom / almost never

0% never

Position in Sentences

1. Adverbs go before the verb: He always arrives late

2. After “to be” He is never late for the class

 Usually and sometimes can go at the beginning or at the end of the sentences

Usually, I go to the gym on Saturdays / I (usually) go to the gym on Saturdays usually

Sometimes, my brother gets up at 10:00 / my brother (sometimes) gets up at 10:00

sometimes

ADVERB PHRASES: they always go AT THE END OF THE SENTENCES

I ONCE A WEEK go to the supermarket ONCE A WEEK (not one time)

In my family, we usually go to the dentist TWICE A YEAR (not two times)

My father goes to work THREE TIMES A WEEK

 A sentence can have an adverb of frequency and an adverb phrase

- I sometimes go to the park twice a week

 Never and hardly ever are negative, so they don’t need another negative in the
sentence

- I don’t never go to the gym / I don’t hardly ever go to the gym

HOMEWORK FOR MONDAY, MAY 31ST

HAVE YOUR PRESENTATION READY ABOUT YOUR DAILY ROUTINE (1-2 MINUTES)