Language Arts Guide - 2nd Trimester

Language Arts Guide - 2nd Trimester

Multiple Choice

wearable:

• of a device that can be worn on the body.

• of something that transmits and receives signals without using wires.

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wireless:

• a machine or tool designed for a specific purpose.

• of something that transmits and receives signals without using wires.

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device:

• a machine or tool designed for a specific purpose.

• clothing that covers the head.

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witch:

• a man who has magical powers.

• a woman who has magical powers.

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wizard:

• a man who has magical powers.

• a woman who has magical powers.

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hat:

• of a device that can be worn on the body.

• clothing that covers the head.

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castle:

• a large stone building with towers and high walls to keep enemies out.

• how big or small something is.

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shape:

• how big or small something is.

• the form of something.

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size:

• how big or small something is.

• the act of saving waste material to be used again.

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sink:

• harmful chemicals in the environment.

• to go down below the surface of water; to not float.

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float:

• to stay on top of water and not sink.

• to do something useful for someone.

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pollution:

• harmful chemicals in the environment.

• to go down below the surface of water; to not float.

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threat:

• the act of saving waste material to be used again.

• something likely to cause hurt or harm.

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recycling:

• the act of saving waste material to be used again.

• the form of something.

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help:

• harmful chemicals in the environment.

• to do something useful for someone.

May / Might for Uncertain Future Predictions

• When we are not certain about a prediction.

• We use it with a main verb.

• May and Might have the same meaning.

Multiple Choice

Which of this sentences is about an uncertain future:

• In the future, people will live in many different places.

• In the future, people might live in many different places.

Past Continuous

• was/were + verb + -ing

• It describes actions in progress in the past.

• Use was for singular. Use were for plural.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence.

• The fairies were casting a spell.

• The fairies was casting a spell.

Past Simple and Past Continuous with When and While

• When two past actions happen at the same time.

• Past Simple: short action. Past Continuous: longer action.

• We connect the actions with when or while.

Present Simple for Facts

• When talking about facts.

• Add -s at the end of the verb if the subject is a He, She or It.

• For negative form use don't / doesn't.

• For interrogative form use Do / Does.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• The scientist plant a seed in a pot.

• The scientist plants a seed in a pot.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct question:

• Do plants grow in the dark?

• Does plants grow in the dark?

Zero Conditional

• Describes facts.

• We use if / when to describe a condition, the main clause describes a result.

• All the verbs are in Present Simple.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence:

If you drop coins in water,

• when you drop them in water.

• they sink.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence:

Marbles sink

• it dissolves.

• when you drop them in water.

Have To, Don't Have To, Can't

• have / has to + main verb: To talk about obligations.

• don't have to / doesn't have to + main verb: To talk about actions that are not necessary.

• can't + main verb: To talk about prohibitions.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

We ________ let the coral die.

• can't

• have to

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

We ________ stop global warming.

• have to

• don't have to

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

Recycling __________ be difficult.

• doesn't have to

• have to

First Conditional

• Describes a possible future situation and predicts what will happen as a result.

• We use if for the possible future situation and will / won't for the future result.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

If there 1 _________ enough sunlight, the plants 2 _________.

• 1. isn't, 2. will grow

• 1. will be, 2. grow

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence:

If there aren't many plants,

• if they don't get the sunlight they need.

• herbivores won't have enough to eat.

Planning a Story.

• There are characters.

• The main character has a problem and needs to find a solution.

Writing Instructions

• Don't include you, just use a simple verb like put or pour.

• Use sequence adverbs to show the order. (First, Next, Then, Finally)