¡Hola chicas y chicos!
Os dejamos por aquí una lista de verbos irregulares agrupados con el fin de facilitaros el estudio para el próximo viernes.
No olvidéis además continuar con la preparación de vuestro topic de Trinity. Podéis consultar el siguiente vídeo recomendado para la parte de entrevista/conversación y adaptar las preguntas a tu información personal.
¡Mucha suerte! and see you later!
Teacher Manolo & Teacher Ana
Hi everyone!
Introduction : PAST SIMPLE .
We are now well into our study of irregular verbs in English.
Take a look at what some other schools in Granada do to help learn the irregular vebs! (Can you create your own rap?! EXTRA CREDIT to anyone -or a group that decides to do it!! Create a rap and sing it in front of the class for your points!!)
Be wise, revise:
Now practice what you have learned.
Have fun! We can’t wait to see how well you do in class next week!
TeacherManolo.
Hello Year 6 – Here are some videos to revise the concepts that we are talking about in class. Please revise the irregular verbs in the past, and then be sure to watch the videos about present perfect.
First, remember your past participles:
*NOTE: say, said, said is not pronounced exactly correctly in this song. We’ll revise it in class!
And this, from Granada!
Here is how we form the present perfect:
And here is how we use it:
Top tips of vocabulary we often use with the present perfect:
Finally click on the digital resources to practice what you are learning!
Have fun!
Hello-
This is just a note to remind you of your «verb rap challenge.»
You (alone, or with a friend or several friends) can create a rap song using 10-15 irregular verbs. (You can use more if you wish!)
You need to show the class your song for extra points on your weekly reveiw.
This optional challenge is valid until THURSDAY, MARCH 15! That is the last day.
For some more inspiration, here is the link to the super rapping teacher we saw in class!
Good luck and have fun!
Hello! Welcome back Year 5 and Year 6!
We are excited to continue English classes with you, but there isn’t a moment to waste, so let’s pick up where we left off last year. You will need your irregular verbs in your first presentations, so practice with this song!
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