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Review Units 7 & 8
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SANDRA OLLERO
REVIEW UNITS 7 & 8
food
UNIT 7 VOCABULARY
soup
pasta
sandwich
salad
cheese
We know from last year...
words we know
chicken
meat
potatoes
tomatoes
carrots
bananas
fish
pineapple
bread
watermelon
tools
tools we use to eat or drink
1
glass, bottle (to drink water)
2
cup (to drink coffee or hot chocolate)
3
bowl, plate (for salads, pasta, soup...)
grammar: past simple
We use the past simple to talk about yesterday, last week, last month, last year...
UNIT 7 GRAMMAR
how is it formed?
past simple in regular verbs
easy peasy lemon squeezy!
what if the verb finishes in y?
we add -ed at the end
what if the verb already finishes in e??
For instance,
the past of HELP is HELPED
We need to change Y into I, and then add -ED
For instance, the past of CRY is CRIED
Then, we only add -D
For instance,
the past of LIKE is LIKED
other important cases
UNIT 7 GRAMMAR
if the verb ends in:
consonant-vowel-consonant
We double the consonant, then we add -ED
some examples
consonant-vowel-consonant
Like a sandwich!
DROP
CLAP
DROPPED
CLAPPED
STOP
SKIP
STOPPED
SKIPPED
HOP
HOPPED
IRREGULAR VERBS
IRREGULAR VERBS
They don't follow a rule as regular verbs. They are special!
We need to learn them by heart (that means memorize!)
list of irregular verbs
irregular verbs
bought
did
drew
drank
ate
found
had
gave
went
lost
made
slept
Buy
Do
Draw
Drink
Eat
Find
Have
Give
Go
lose
make
sleep
we use the past of don't: didn't
negative sentences
Followed by the main verb in present.
Examples:
I DIDN'T GO to the park yesterday.
She DIDN'T EAT pizza last week.
My brother DIDN'T DRINK coffee this morning.
We use the past of do: did
For example:
DID you GO to the cinema last month?
DID she EAT chicken yesterday?
DID my brother BUY a new book?
interrogatives sentences (questions)
VOCABULARY: THE CITY
UNIT 8
CAR PARK
FUNFAIR
RIDE
TRAIN STATION
TICKET
MAP
ROAD
MORE VOCABULARY
PLACES IN THE CITY
GRAMMAR
HAVE TO/DON'T HAVE TO
1
2
3
HAVE TO means obligation to do something.
DON'T HAVE TO means is not necessary to do something, but you can do it if you want!
examples:
i have to wear a uniform to school.
i don't have to wake up at 7 o'clock on saturdays.
exercises
exercises
1.What did you eat yesterday?
2.Complete with the words below:
SPORTS CENTRE CINEMA CAFÉ HOSPITAL SHOPPING CENTRE
a)This is where you go to see a film. ______________
b) This is a place where you do sport. _____________
c) We go here when we are sick. _________________
d) This is where to buy things. ___________________
e) We go here to eat or drink. ___________________
3. Write one thing you HAVE TO do and one thing you DON’T HAVE TO do.