Sunday, November 21, 2021

5h Grade, Comparative & Superlative Adjectives

We use comparative adjectives to express a difference in amount, degree or quality.

We use superlative adjectives to express the highest degree of something.
I am a big monkey!!!!Yeah...but Iam bigger.
I am the biggest...The biggest in the world.
¡Soy un mono grande!!!
 
    Sí...pero yo soy más grande.Yo soy el más grande....El más grande del mundo.
1 This is the positive degree2 This is the comparative degree3 This is the superlative degree

Comparatives and Superlatives Grammar Rules.  Click on the picture.


Vocabulary Videos :
     
                                                                                 
               

 This video helps to understand very well how the adjectives work when we want compare things with  them:                                                                                                     

 
                                                             

Type the comparatives in the boxes for the words below:                    
                                                               
Song :Deeper than the Holler

                                                                                                      

Comparatives and Superlatives - World Knowledge Quiz


 World Knowledge Quiz

Practise your English with this fun video activity. Use comparatives (e.g. bigger than / more expensive than) and superlatives (e.g. the biggest / the most expensive) to answer the questions in the video.

Instructions: 1. Watch the video. 2. Read the questions before each clip. Watch the clip carefully to find the answer. 3. Write the answers on the worksheet provided. 4. Use comparatives (adj + er / more +adj) and superlatives (the adj + est / the most +adj) to answer the questions.


https://espinheiraenglish3.blogspot.com/2021/04/comparatives-and-superlatives-world.html


https://espinheiraenglish3.blogspot.com/2021/04/comparative-superlative-adjectives.html






Monday, November 15, 2021

3rd TEST IRREGULAR VERBS : FRIDAY, 26th NOVEMBER

 PERFECT BY ED SHEERAN & BEYONCE 

Listen to the song and fill in the gaps with the words from the box.


Irregular Verbs :

Exercises, games and Links to practise Irregular verbs.

Translation in English Language WorkSheet :



3rd TEST IRREGULAR VERBS : 

FRIDAY, 26th NOVEMBER

 

MEANING

 

INFINITIVE

 

PAST SIMPLE

 

PAST  PARTICIPLE

 

DORMIR

 

sleep

 

slept

 

slept

 

CORRER

 

run

 

ran

 

run

 

CAER

 

fall

 

fell

 

fallen

 DECIR,

CONTAR

 

tell

 

told

 

told

 

TRAER

 

bring

 

brought

 

brought

 

PELEAR

 

fight

 

fought

 

fought

 

MORDER

 

bite

 

bit

 

bitten

 OBTENER,CONSEGUIR

LOGRAR

 

get

 

got

 

got / gotten

 

GASTAR

 

spend

 

spent

 

spent

 

SIGNIFICAR



 

mean

 

meant

 

meant

Tuesday, November 9, 2021

DIWALI: An Indian Festival

 Story of Diwali:



       

                               The Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha 



The oil lamps called 'Diyas'



                       
                                                                           Rangoli 


                                                                        Fireworks





                             Happy Diwali!!


Tuesday, November 2, 2021

REGULAR and IRREGULAR VERBS

LISTENING PRACTICE :

       
                                                                                           

Watch the video and answer the questions :

                                                                                   
                                                                                 



After the verb TO BE and the Affirmative Form of Regular and Irregular Verbs,
let's practise the Negative and Interrogative Forms of this Tense:


Practice makes perfect, so here it goes:
Can you answer these Questions in the Past?
Mixed Forms: 12345
Reading: 123
Finally, Do you know what they are saying?:






HOW OFTEN DO YOU HELP AT HOME ?

 Song of chores :

Household Chores in English || Vocabulary :





Mr bean doing housework :


WHAT HOUSEHOLD CHORES DO YOU DO? :


              
                                                   

                                                                                                        

                                                                                            
https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Household_chores/Household_chores_-_listen_and_drag_rb19546ld
                                                                               

More pictures: 123
Some activities: Previous + 12345678
Listen: 123

The Present:
Present Continuous: 1234567 (Listening)
Present Simple or Continuous?: 123456

WORD ORDER:
  123456
PLAY!: