NB1 4/4/18

Review

Number bingo

What’s your name?

What’s his telephone number?

What’s her address?

What’s their email address?

My address is 21, Gran Via street.

Our telephone number is 666 666 666

What’s this/that?

This is a board

That is a picture

What are these/those?

These are tables

Those are windows

Stand up – sit down

Listen and repeat

Close the book - open the book

Go to page ...

Do exercise 3

Answer the questions

Let’s go  to page 40 / do exercise 4

Yellow, blue, black ,red, white, purple, green, pink, orange, grey, brown

A blue book, A green door,

A / AN / -

Long hair, brown eyes, a tall girl, a short boy, a slim girl, a strong boy, an orange t-shirt.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

What’s your/his/her/their nationality?

What are your/their nationalities?

Spanish, German, Chinese, French, Italian, Portuguese, American, Canadian, Brazilian, Argertinian, Japanese...

Where are you/ is she/ is he/  are they from?

I am Canadian

You are Canadian

He is Canadian

She is Canadian

We are Canadian

You are Canadian

They are Canadian

I am not Canadian

Are ⇄ you Canadian?

I am Canadian  / a student / a chemist

I’m at school / tired / happy / sad

I’m 45 years old

I’m thirsty / hungry

I feel / tired / happy / sad / thirsty / hungry

I am A / AN electrician, carpenter, handyman, taxi driver, lawyer, journalist, architect, butcher, baker, shop assisstant, nurse, doctor, teacher...

I’m unemployed / retired

Whose is this car? / Whose car is this?

It is my car-> it’s mine

It is your car-> it’s yours

It is his car-> it’s his

It is her car-> it’s hers

It is our car-> it’s ours

It is your car-> it’s yours

It is their car-> it’s theirs

It’s Peter’s car / father

It’s the Peter’s car

It’s Peter’s the father

Mother, father, sister, brother, step-father, grandmother, brother-in-law, son, daughter, granddaughter, nephew, wife, husband, nephew...

at eight o’clock

on Monday

in June

in 2018

at the weekend

in spring

at Christmas

at midnight

in the morning

at night

go to work

I’m at home

I’m in the street

I get up at seven o’clock

I don’t get up at seven o’clock

Do you get up at seven o’clock?

Why do you get up at seven o’clock?

She gets up at 11 at the weekend

She doesn’t get up...

Does she get up at... ?

Why does she get up... ?

She goes to work by bus

They doesn’t get up early

Do you eat at home?

She doesn’t is not Japanese.

Is Does she live in Murcia?