1) Speaking

2) Translation with subtitles

1) Mi casa es vieja pero es grande, y está en el centro.

2) Dónde está Miguel? Está en casa?

3) Cómo están tus padres?

4) Cuanto cuesta este paraguas?

5) Apaga la televisión. No la estás viendo.

6) Siempre desayunamos en la cocina.

7) Viven en un piso grande, pero no les gusta.

8) Normalmente bebo té, pero ahora estoy bebiendo café.

9) No me gusta esa canción. Quién canta?

10) No hay hielo en el congelador.

3) LISTENING - DICTATION   

https://usefulenglish.ru/phrases/listening-about-myself-1            Student shouldn't see this before

completing the task.

4)

Just vs. Only: Explaining the difference between just and only in
English

1)    Using Just This word has a few different meanings.    Só, somente, "acabei" , exatamente

a)    Very recently; in the immediate past. Examples:

                Be careful – I’ve just washed the floor, and it’s still wet. Acabei de lavar o chão.

                We just finished a big project.

In the following sentence, we cannot use only instead of just:

                Why is the floor wet? – Because I’ve just washed it. (= I recently washed it. In this case, you
can’t use “only”)

                This is just (exactly) what I wanted to do.

b) means the same as only    só, somente, único

Examples:

                I have just one brother. = I have only one brother.    só, somente
                I thought you were hungry, but you ate just half of your lunch.

2) Using the Word Only

In most cases, the word only can be replaced by the word just. Examples:

                Only/Just two students came to class on Monday.

                My kids only/just use the internet for schoolwork, not for playing games.

The words only and just are interchangeable if the meaning is “only,” but NOT if the meaning is
“very recently; in the immediate past, or if it means "UNICA):

This is the only (ÚNICA, unicamente)    photograph I have of my great grandfather.

I think it is an advantage to be an only child.

EXERCISE

https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/only-and-just