Showing posts with label grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grammar. Show all posts

13 May 2020

I like, I don’t like


Let's talk today about the food we like and the one we don't like. In the previous video we see that the elephant likes apples but does not like peaches, the pig likes carrots but does not like potatoes... And the shark likes pirates!

What food do you like?

You can practice the «I like» and «I don't like» expressions here, here and here.
Resumen tareas «I like, I don't like» (14-5-20)
—Ver y escuchar el vídeo con expresiones «I like» (me gusta) and «I don't like» (no me gusta).
—Realizar las actividades interactivas:
aquí, aquí y aquí.
—Podéis mandar los pantallazos de las actividades finalizadas como siempre a fogarnews@gmail.com.



23 Apr 2020

I, you, he, she, it...


Let's practice personal pronouns (or subject pronouns) today. You have already studied this course. Here you have them.


This video will help you remember them.


Now let's work. Try to do these on line activities. Clic here, here and here.
Resumen tareas: «I, you, he, she, it...» (24-4-20)
—Leer con atención el esquema de pronombres personales en inglés (arriba)
—Observar el vídeo con explicación sobre estos pronombres personales.
—Realizar las actividades interactivas: aquí, aquí y aquí (no tienen que hacerse obligatoriamente todas)

31 Mar 2020

A door, an apple

Do you know when to use «a» or «an»? The indefinite article in English is normally «a», but sometimes we must use «an». These are the rules of use of «a / an».


This fantastic song also helps you learn these rules.


Do you understand? So let's practice with some online activities. Click here and here.

I'm sure you'll do very well!

6 Apr 2015

To be, or not to be


You know that the verb «to be» means «ser» (I am a student) or «estar» (I am in the kitchen). It isn’t difficult. You can be sure that you don’t need a thinking cap. ;-) 

Look at its affirmative, interrogative and negative forms.


If you would like to study and practise it, you can do it in these links: curso-ingles.com and english4u.com.

6 Mar 2015

On, in, under, next to, behind...


Prepositions are really easy. Can you see the mouse on the box? Or in the box? Or under the box? Or next to the box? Or behind the box?...

And now, would you like tidy up this bedroom? Click the picture and play. Drag and drop each object into the right place. It is also very funny.

http://englishflashgames.blogspot.com.es/2008/06/prepositions-of-place-game.html

2 Dec 2014

Can and can't


Would you like to practice «can and can't»? Click here and read a brief story about the things that a child can and can’t do.

And here you have «What can you do?», a fun animation that teaches us «can and can't» and «action verbs».

17 Nov 2014

Count to twenty!


Hi kids! Do you like rap music? Be rappers and count from 1 to 20 with this song: «Numbers help me count». Come on, you can do it. Ready, steady, go!


And now with this game you can learn these numbers too. Click the picture and enjoy.

http://www.roythezebra.com/reading-games/new-window/high-frequency-words-numbers.html

9 Nov 2014

What can James do?

Hello! This is our new friend James. What do you think? Can James dance? Can James sing? Can James climb? Can James fly?... Click the picture and play: write a verb and you’ll see if he can do it or not.

http://enjoyenglish.free.fr/english/college/imperatif/niv2/index.html

9 Jun 2014

Songs for the holidays

The holidays are here. For all primary pupils, four great songs to learn and practice. Happy holidays! See you in September!

Alphabet


Body


Prepositions


House