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WARM UP
¡Welcome Back!
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¿Are you ready to speak English?
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Goal 2
Goals / Objectives
Conjunctions
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Review
¡Time to speak english!
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Listening
Comprehension
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Indefinite Pronouns
What are your doing?
are you eating?
Is she dancing?
EXAMPLES:
SHORT FILM
LISTEN AND LEARN
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It's time to speak english!
Indicaciones:
Did You Say Something?
- Pair up and practice this example at least 5 times each role
A: I have to go to the bathroom.
B: You drink too much coffee.
A: But I love coffee.
B: Well, it's your life.
A: You eat too much chocolate.
B: I don't think so.
A: Have you looked in the mirror?
B: Do you think I'm getting fat?
A: I didn't say that.
B: What did you say?
A: I said I have to go to the bathroom.
B: That's what I thought you said.
Relative Pronouns
Utilizamos los pronombres relativos para referirnos a un sustantivo (una persona o una cosa) mencionado antes y al que queremos agregar más información o modificar. Los pronombres relativos pueden referirse a algo o alguien en singular o plural. Algunos pronombres relativos se pueden usar sólo con personas, otros sólo con cosas y algunos con ambos.
A continuación, tienes una lista de los pronombres relativos.
Listening comprehension
Band auditions
1. The boy wants to be in the band.
True / False
2. He doesn't like singing.
True / False
3. He can't remember the song on the guitar.
True / False
4. The boy is good at the drums.
True / False
5. The girl says she will call him the next day.
True / False