What we know about english?

What do we know about english?

Our first topic is...

How much - How many.

How much and how many are used to mention countable and uncountable things .

How much: Uncontables (when you can`t count the mass of the object)

How many: Countables (when you can count the amount).

Multiple Choice

which category do the following items belong to:

Water - wine - soup - apple - tree

• How much / How many.

• How many.

• How much.

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Multiple Choice

Connect ...

Multiple Choice

I want an apple!!!!

How ------ apples did you buy?

• Many

• Much

Multiple Select

Which of the following items belong to How many...

• Cheese - Milk - Time - Water

• Apples - Kids - Trees - Houses

Our second topic is ...

Modal verbs

A modal verb is a type of verb that is used to indicate modality, that is: probability, ability, permission, request, capacity, suggestions, order, obligation or advice. Modal verbs always accompany the base form of another verb.

Multiple Choice

which verbs can be used to express a advice?

• Ought to - Need

• Should - Must

• Should - ought to

Multiple Choice

In what case the verb "must" can be used?

• I must go to the park

• I must pay the bills

• I must paint the drawing

• I must make me a coffe.

Multiple Select

Select = which of these modal verbs are used to express possibility?

• Might

• May

• Could

• Ought to

• Have to

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Multiple Choice

Select the correct traslation of this phrase:

· "He must be Juan, he's very tall" ·

• Podria ser Juan, el es muy alto.

• Podria ser Juan, el es muy bajo.

• Debe ser Juan, el es muy alto.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct traslation of this phrase:

· "No puede ser el policia" ·

• It can't be the policeman.

• It shouldn't be the policeman.

• It mustn't be the policeman.

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MODAL VERBS:

Have to/ has to - Must

• The need or duty is internal: it is an obligation imposed by yourself, it is something you know you should do. That is why it is common to use 'must' to talk about personal obligations.

• It expresses an external obligation: It is used to talk about obligations imposed by other people and in case of not fulfilling these obligations, there will be a negative consequence.

Open Ended

Write an example of must:

Open Ended

Write an example of Have to/ has to :

Look at this image.

Open Ended

What can you say about that image?

Write an example with Must or have to for describe it:

Multiple Choice

Choose the image that represent this phrase:

• I must help to clean the house with my family.

Multiple Choice

Choose the image that represents this sentences:

• My mom has to work.

Third topic:

Phrasal Verbs.

• Phrasal verbs are those compound verbs that incorporate a preposition or an adverb at the end, and that consequently change their meaning.

Read this phrasal verbs: Can be usseful...

Multiple Choice

Add the correct phrasal verb to the sentence:

I ----- my phone when my best friend was calling me.

• Pick up

• Break down

• Grown up

• Throw out.

Open Ended

Write three phrasal verbs:

Multiple Choice

Select the image that represent this phrasal verb:

Throw away.

Open Ended

Create a sentence with the phrasal verb:

Wake up.

Multiple Choice

Associate the image with this phrasal verb:

Grow up.

Fourth topic:

· Simple Past ·

• The past simple, also known as the simple past, is the verb tense that is used to narrate events that occurred at a specific time in the past.

Multiple Choice

Which of this sentences it is correctly written in the past simple:

• Do she live in Japan last year?

• Does she live in Japan last year?

• Did she live in Japan last year?

• Did she lived in Japan last year?

Look attentively at this image...

Open Ended

Create an example of past simple referring to the previous image...

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct negative form of this sentence:

· She wanted to learn French ·

• She didn't wanted to learn french.

• She don't wanted to learn French.

• She didn't want to learn french.

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Select

Choose the correct answers for this question from the past:

· Did he answer all the questions? ·

• No, he didn’t answer all the questions.

• Yes, she answer all the questions.

• Yes, he answer all the question.

• No, i didn't answer all the questions.

Poll

Did you like this activity?

• Yes, I love it!!

• No, was so bored :(

• Yes, But soo long

• No, But i learned something

Bye guys!