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Word unit 2
Word unit 2
Worksheet Unit 2 1E
NAME: CRISTINA CABALLÉ PUJOL
VOCABULARY
POSSESSIONS
Bag BOSSA MP3 player REPRODUCTOR
DE MP3
Camera CÀMERA Purse MONEDER DE
DONA
Designer clothes ROBA DE DISENY sunglasses ULLERES DE SOL
ID card DNI/ TARGETA Ticket ENTRADA
IDENTIFICATIVA
Jewellery JOIES Timetable HORARI
Key CLAU Wallet BITLLETER
D’HOME
Laptop PORTÀTIL Money DINERS
Make-up MAQUILLATGE Watch RELLOTGE
Mobile MÒBIL
VOCABULARY
Book p. 24 ex 1
Digital Workbook. Unit 2 p.17 ex 1,2,3,4,5
GRAMMAR
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
Study the examples. Complete the rules with before or after.
Susanna sometimes wears make-up.
I’ve often got a key with me.
My mobile is usually in my bag.
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RULES
We put the adverb AFTER be. (am/is/are)
We put the adverb BEFORE got in have got.
We put the adverb BEFORE other verbs.
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
Always SEMPRE
Usually NORMALMENT
Often SOVINT
Sometimes A VEGADES
not often NO SOVINT
hardly ever CASI MAI
Never MAI
GRAMMAR
Book p. 25 ex 5;
Digital Workbook Unit 3 p. 23 ex 1,2,3,5 ; Grammar
and Vocabulary reference and practice p. 91 ex 1, 2
Book p. 26 ex 3. Read the text again and write questions for the answers.
1 What’s the big blog about?
It’s about possessions.
2 What’s in the newspaper today?
An article about Chantelle Mc Vean.
3 How many games consoles has Chantele got?
She’s got two.
4 How old is she?
She’s 14.
5 In Thailand, where do young Buddhist monks live for one or two years?
In a monastery.
6 What do the boys learn?
That possessions aren’t important.
7 Has Noknoi got any jewellery, money or mobiles?
No, he hasn’t. That’s against the rules.
8 Does the writer think it’s a good idea to live for a year or two without
possessions?
Yes, the writer thinks it’s a good idea.
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Book p. 26 ex 4. Complete the sentences with a preposition.
I Jo Jo Me A mi
You Tu You A tu
He Ell Him A ell
She Ella Her A ella
It Animal/ cosa It A 1 cosa o
1 animal
We Nosaltres Us A nosaltres
You vosaltres You A vosaltres
They Ells Them A ells
Object pronouns substitute a noun. They can be direct, and follow a verb, or indirect,
and follow a preposition.
GRAMMAR
Book p. 27 ex 8;
Digital Workbook. Refresh your memory! p.4 ex 4; p.5 ex 9;
Grammar and Vocabulary reference and practice p. 79 ex 1, 4
VERB + -ing
Love ENCANTAR
Like AGRADAR
prefer PREFERIR
don’t mind NO IMPORTAR
hate ODIAR
can’t stand NO SUPORTAR
3
Match the examples of the –ing form to spelling rules 1-3.
Save – saving
Chat – chatting
Grow- growing
Rules:
1. add –ing
2. take off e and add –ing
3. double the final consonant and add -ing
PLAYING THE GUITAR
GRAMMAR
Book p. 29 ex 8;
Digital Workbook. Unit 3 p. 25 ex 1,2; Grammar and Vocabulary
reference and practice p. 91 ex 3
Book p. 29 ex. 11. Dictation. Listen and write the five sentences.
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