LENGUA EXTRANJERA - INGLES
U. E. AMERINST 1
UNIT 5
LET’S GO OUT
1. LOOK AT THE PHOTOS AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
o What can you see un the photos?
o Are there places like this in your town?
o What are your favorite places in your town?
Alisha’s Diary. - My weekend in Manchester
It’s Sunday night and I’m staying with my brother in Manchester
for a few days. He’s a student at the university. Yesterday was
awesome. In the morning, we were near the Old Trafford
football stadium. There was a match between Manchester
United and Manchester city and the atmosphere was incredible. But
the weather was awful! So in the afternoon, the entertainment was…
shopping! We were at Afflecks for hours. It’s huge
old building with loads of cool small shops. It’s
better than a shopping centre. There are café,
vintage clothes shops, fancy dress, skates, old
records, jewellery and cake shops with the best
cupcakes ever! And then in the evening, we were in
a Chinatown in a fantastic restaurant. The food was delicious!
I wasn’t interested in getting up early this morning. I was so tired! In the afternoon we were
in Castlefield. It’s a heritage park. There’s an original Ancient Roman fort, the world’s first
industrial canal, and the world’s oldest train station. OK, It’s old stuff but I had an amazing
day! It wasn’t cold and rain today!
How was your trip? Let me now...!
2. READ ALISHA’S BLOG AGAIN AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
Where was
1. Alisha on Saturday morning?
2. Alisha on Saturday evening?
3. Alisha on Saturday afternoon?
September 2021 1ro Secundaria Lic. Ángela Ali
COSMOVISIONES, FILOSOFIA Y PSICOLOGIA
INSTITUTO AMERICANO 2
3. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
1.Who is Alisha staying with in Manchester?
2. Why was there and incredible atmosphere at Old Trafford?
3. Why do you think Afflecks was better than a shopping centre?
4. Why wasn’t Alisha interested in getting up early on Sunday?
5. What is special about Castlefield?
OPINION ADJECTIVES
We can use adjectives to express our opinions. Find these adjectives in Alisha’s blog. Which ones
have a negative meaning?
AWESOME INCREDIBLE AWFUL FANTASTIC
AMAZING GREAT HORRIBLE WONDERFUL
4 WRITE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR TOWN
o The best place to hang out with friends The best place to eat
o The best place to go shopping The most beautiful building
o The most interesting museum or art gallery
Ask and answer the questions.
What’s the best I think, it’s the
place to hang out? shopping Center
September 2021 1ro Secundaria Lic. Angela Ali A.
LENGUA EXTRANJERA - INGLES
U. E. AMERINST 3
PAST SIMPLE OF BE
He was happy. We were sad.
The teacher wasn’t in the classroom.
The students weren’t there either.
Were you late? Who was at the door?
There was a cat on the balcony
There were some people outside.
Was there a problem? Yes, there was.
Negative Interrogative
I was not = Yo no era / no estaba Was I? = ¿Era yo? / ¿Estaba yo?
You were not =Tú no eras / no estabas Were you? = ¿Estabas tú? / ¿Estabas?
He was not = Él no era / no estaba Was he? = ¿Era él? / ¿Él estaba?
She was not = Ella no era / no estaba Was she? = ¿Era ella? / ¿Ella estaba?
It was not = No era / no estaba Was it? = ¿Era? / ¿Estaba?
We were not = Nosotros no eramos/ no Were we?=Eramos o estábamos
estábamos nosotros?
You were not= Vosotros no erais /no Were you? =¿Erais vosotros?/¿Estábais?
estábais Were they? = ¿Eran ellos? / ¿Estaban
They were not = Ellos no eran /no estaban ellos?
September 2021 1ro Secundaria Lic. Ángela Ali
COSMOVISIONES, FILOSOFIA Y PSICOLOGIA
INSTITUTO AMERICANO 4
The most common time expressions used for the past simple are:
• Yesterday,
• A week, month, year, Two days (months, years) ago.
• Last (month, year, weekend, Monday, night
• The day before yesterday, Sunday.
La expresión del tiempo aparece al inicio o al final de la oración, nunca al medio de la oracion.
ASK AND ANSWER QUESTION ABPUT THE PICTURE
Was there a / an Art Gallery in the town?. No, there wasn’t Yes, there was
PAST SIMPLE - REGULAR VERBS
A past event could be one thing that happened in the past.
• I stopped at a zebra crossing.
• They played tennis every day in August.
• We stayed at my grandparents' house last summer.
How do you form the past simple?
Regular past simple forms are formed by adding -ed to the infinitive of the verb.
• start → started
• kill → killed
• jump → jumped
September 2021 1ro Secundaria Lic. Angela Ali A.
LENGUA EXTRANJERA - INGLES
U. E. AMERINST 5
That seems easy!
Yes, but there are some spelling rules.
If a verb ends in -e, you add -d.
• agree → agreed
• like → liked
• escape → escaped
If a verb ends in a vowel and a consonant, the consonant is usually doubled before -ed.
• stop → stopped
• plan → planned
If a verb ends in consonant and -y, you take off the y and add -ied.
• try → tried
• carry → carried
But if the word ends in a vowel and -y, you add -ed.
• play → played
• enjoy → enjoyed
PAST SIMPLE – IRREGULAR VERBS
• I took a taxi to the airport. (take → took)
• That was when we spoke. (speak → spoke)
• One person gave me his last bar of chocolate. (give → gave)
Present Past Simple Present Past Simple
be was / were begin began
break broke bring brought
build built buy bought
catch caught choose chose
come came cost cost
cut cut do did
draw drew drink drank
drive drove eat ate
fall fell feel felt
fight fought find found
fly flew forget forgot
freeze froze get got
September 2021 1ro Secundaria Lic. Ángela Ali
COSMOVISIONES, FILOSOFIA Y PSICOLOGIA
INSTITUTO AMERICANO 6
Present Past Simple Present Past Simple
give gave go went
have had hear heard
hold held hit hit
keep kept know knew
learn learnt leave left
lead led let let
lie lay lose lost
make made mean meant
meet met pay paid
put put read read
ride rode run ran
say said see saw
sell sold send sent
set set shut shut
sing sang sit sat
sleep slept speak spoke
spend spent stand stood
steal stole swim swam
take took teach taught
tell told think thought
understand understood wake woke
wear wore win won
write wrote
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