Repaso · saludos · 3 min
What do you say if…?
1
It is 8 AM and you see your teacher.
→ Good morning!
4
Conoces a alguien nuevo.
→ Nice to meet you!
2
It is 3 PM.
→ Good afternoon!
5
You are going to sleep.
→ Good night!
3
You see your best friend.
→ Hey! What's up?
6
You leave and will see them tomorrow.
→ See you tomorrow!
Review · the 24 verbs
Do you remember them all?
wake up
get up
take a shower
brush my teeth
get dressed
have breakfast
go to school
have lunch
do homework
play video games
have dinner
go to bed
study English
read a book
write
listen to music
watch TV
clean my room
help my mum
walk the dog
ride my bike
make my bed
wash my face
talk to my friends
Review · the formula
Present Simple con I, you, we, they
| Subject | Verb | Does it change? |
|---|---|---|
| I | wake up | No |
| You | wake up | No |
| We | wake up | No |
| They | wake up | No |
| He / She / It | wakes up | Yes, but that is next week |
The adverb (always, usually, sometimes, never) goes before the verb.
Juego · Stand up if… · 5 min
Stand up if you…
1
…wake up before six.
4
…always make your bed.
2
…go to school by bus.
5
…never watch TV.
3
…have breakfast every day.
6
…sometimes play video games.
If you stand up, you say the full sentence: I wake up before six.
Quiz · weeks 1 and 2 · it counts
Ten questions
Answer in your notebook with the letter before the click. At the end, count your correct answers. Compare with last Friday's diagnostic.
Quiz · 1 of 10
It is 10 AM. You say…
AGood afternoon!
BGood morning!
CGood night!
DGood evening!
Quiz · 2 of 10
"Nice to meet you." — "______"
ANice to meet you too.
BGood night.
CI'm twelve.
DSee you!
Quiz · 3 of 10
Which is INFORMAL?
AGood morning, sir.
BHow are you today?
CHey! What's up?
DNice to meet you.
Quiz · 4 of 10
🪥 = …
Atake a shower
Bwash my face
Cget dressed
Dbrush my teeth
Quiz · 5 of 10
I ______ at six every day.
Awakes up
Bwake up
Cwaking up
Dwakes
Quiz · 6 of 10
We ______ dinner at seven.
Ahave
Bhas
Chaves
Dhaving
Quiz · 7 of 10
They ______ to school by bus.
Agoes
Bgoing
Cgo
Dgos
Quiz · 8 of 10
I ______ skip breakfast. (0%)
Aalways
Busually
Csometimes
Dnever
Quiz · 9 of 10
Which sentence is correct?
AI always brush my teeth.
BI brush always my teeth.
CAlways I brush my teeth.
DI brush my teeth always.
Quiz · 10 of 10
Monday, Tuesday, ______
ASunday
BWednesday
CFriday
DSaturday
Level up · reading · Greetings Around the World
In Colombia, friends often say «¡Quiubo!», but in English there are many levels of greeting. In the morning, students say «Good morning» to teachers and «Hey, what's up?» to friends. In the afternoon, «Good afternoon» is formal and «Hi there» is relaxed. At night, «Good night» is not a greeting: it means goodbye before you sleep. In the UK, people also say «You alright?», which is not a real question about your health: the correct answer is simply «Yeah, you?». Choosing the right greeting shows respect and confidence.
Level up · reading · 1 of 2
When do English speakers say «Good night»?
AWhen they arrive at a party at night
BWhen they leave or go to sleep
CWhen they meet a teacher after 6 pm
DWhen they answer the phone
Level up · reading · 2 of 2
What is the best answer to «You alright?» in the UK?
AI am sick, thanks
BYeah, you?
CGood night
DWhat's up with you?
Match
Match the word with its meaning
Good morning
Hey, what's up?
Good afternoon
Good night
You alright?
See you tomorrow
informal, with friends
British casual greeting
formal, after noon
goodbye, you meet again soon
goodbye before sleeping
formal, before noon
Fill in the gap
Complete each sentence
later
morning
afternoon
night
you
up
Good , Mr Torres. (8 AM)
Hey, what's ? (to a friend)
Good , everyone. (3 PM)
Good , Mum. (before sleeping)
Yeah, ? (answer to «You alright?»)
See you ! (goodbye)
Order the sentence
Put the sentence in order
always
good
teacher
morning
say
to
We
our
Video focus · look and speak
What is she ordering? Say the cashier's next line.
Video focus · situation
At the counter · ordering a combo
C
Cashier
Hi there! What can I get you?
N
Nico
I'll have a number two combo, please. Hold the pickles and extra cheese.
C
Cashier
Sure. Would you like to make it a large? For here or to go?
N
Nico
To go, please. And an iced tea instead of soda.
Now change the details and say it with a partner.
Find the mistake
Spot the error
Can I have a number two combo for go?
Hold the pickles, please, and extra cheeses.
Would you like make it a combo?
Fill in the gap
Complete with the video's key phrases
I'll have
combo
to go
Hold
extra
total
a cheeseburger and fries, please.
Is that for here or ?
the onions, please.
Can I get cheese?
Would you like to make it a ?
Your is eight fifty.
After learning
Your progress
Compare with last Friday's diagnostic: how many more? Write it in your notebook.
Week 3: He wakes up, she brushes, it goes: the third person and its -s. And A Day in the Life of My Idol.
Class score
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