Let's go to page 46. Put the months in order.
Vamos a la página 46. Ordena los meses.
1. January
2. February
3. March
4. April
5. May
6. June
Let's go to page 159 and review part 2.
Vamos a la página 159 y revisamos la parte 2.
Let's complete the months - Remember! We write them with capital letters.
Completamos los meses - ¡acuérdate! se escriben con mayúscula.
January - enero
February - febrero
March - marzo
April - abril
May - mayo
June - junio
July - julio
August - agosto
September - septiembre
October - octubre
November - noviembre
December - diciembre
Let's complete the ordinal numbers in English.
Vamos a completar los números ordinales en inglés.
1st - first
2nd - second
3rd - third
4th - fourth
5th - fifth
6th - sixth
7th - seventh
8th - eighth
9th - ninth
10th - tenth
11th - eleventh
12th - twelfth
13th - thirteenth
14th - fourteenth
20th - twentieth
21st - twenty-first
22nd - twenty-second
23rd - twenty-third
24th - twenty-fourth
30th - thirtieth
31st - thirty-first
*Cuando escribimos la fecha en inglés, abreviamos, y cuando lo decimos hay que añadir palabras para completar la expresión:
Written Spoken
12th March the twelfth of March
22/1 the twenty-second of January
*En inglés británico, se emplea el mismo orden que en español: día-mes-año.
*En inglés americano, cambiamos el orden: mes-día-año
*Acuérdate que empleamos distintas preposiciones con distintas expresiones temporales:
in -> years, months
I was born in 1982. Nací en 1982.
My birthday is in September. Mi cumpleaños es en septiembre.
on -> specific dates, days of the week
The exam is on 27th January. El examen es el 27 de enero.
We have class on Monday and Wednesday. Tenemos clase los lunes y los miércoles.
*Los años en inglés se expresan como una sola cifra de 0 a 1000.
The year 900 B.C. The year nine hundred B.C.
*A partir de 1000, se expresan como si fuesen dos cifras:
I was born in 1982. I was born in nineteen eighty-two.
* Con los años a partir de 2000, podemos decirlo de dos formas:
2010 - two thousand and ten / twenty ten.
*Hay cada vez más tendencia a decir los años a partir de 2000 como dos cifras. Es por eficiencia, así nos ahorramos un par de sílabas.
Let's go back to page 46. Volvemos a la página 46.
Listen and repeat the ordinal numbers with track 3.31.
Escucha y repite los números ordinales con la pista 3.31.
How do you say these dates? Listen and check with track 3.32.
¿Cómo se dicen estas fechas? Escucha y comprueba con pista 3.32.
1/3 -> the first of March
2/11 -> the second of February
3/5 -> the third of May
4/6 -> the fourth of June
5/1 -> the fifth of January
6/7 -> the sixth of July
12/9 -> the twelfth of September
17/10 -> the seventeenth of October
20/8 -> the twentieth of August
23/2 -> the twenty-third of February
28/4 -> the twenty-eighth of April
31/12 -> the thirty-first of December
What are the public holidays in Spain? And in the USA?
¿Cuáles son las fiestas nacionales en España? ¿Y en EE UU?
Spanish Holidays:
1st January -> New Year's Day
6th January -> Epiphany (Three Wise Men's Day)
1st May -> Labour Day
25th July -> St James' Day
15th August -> Assumption of Mary
12th October -> Spanish Civilisation Day
1st November -> All Hallows' Day / All Saints' Day
6th December -> Constitution Day
8th December -> Immaculate Conception
25th December -> Christmas Day
American Holidays: (Not always a public holiday)
1st January -> New Year's Day
3rd Monday in January -> Martin Luther King Jr. Day
(3rd Monday in February -> President's Day)
Last Monday in May -> Memorial Day
4th July -> Independence Day
1st Monday in September -> Labour Day
(2nd Monday in October -> Columbus Day)
(11th November -> Veterans' Day)
4th Thursday in November -> Thanksgiving Day
25th December -> Christmas Day
4. Reading: Favourite Times
Let's go to exercise 2b on pages 46-47.
Vamos al ejercicio 2b de las páginas 46-47.
Read the questions and answers and complet them with the phrases.
1. What's your favourite time of day? Why?
¿Cuándo es tu momento preferido del día? ¿Por qué?
2. What's your favourite day of the week? Why?
¿Cuál es tu día preferido de la semana? ¿Por qué?
3. What's your favourite month? Why?
¿Cuál es tu mes preferido? ¿Por qué?
4. What's your favourite season? Why?
¿Cuál es tu estación preferida? ¿Por qué?
5. What's your favourite public holiday? Why?
¿Cuál es tu día festivo preferido? ¿Por qué?
1. c. I hate getting up early
2. e. the days are long
3. b. I like making plans
4. f. I like being awake
5. a. every week is different
6. d. I love cooking
5. Listening: Favourite Times
Let's listen to track 3.33 and complete the information on page 47.
Vamos a escuchar la pista 3.33 y completar la información de la página 47.
What's his favourite time of day during the week? 7pm
Why? It's when he gets home and relaxes.
Es cuando llega a casa y se relaja.
What's his favourite time of day at the weekend? Breakfast
Why? He reads the paper and listens to the radio
Lee el periódico y escucha la radio.
What's his favourite day of the week? Friday.
Why? The weekend is near.
El fin de semana está cerca.
What's his favourite month of the year? May
Why? Because the weather is warm and the evenings are long.
Porque hace bueno y las tardes son largas.
What's his favourite season? Spring
Why? Because the winter is over and he can go cycling.
Porque el invierno se acaba y puede hacer ciclismo.
What's his favourite public holiday? New Year's Eve
Why? Because there is no cooking or presents and everyone is in a good mood.
Porque no hay que cocinar ni hay regalos y todo el mundo está de buen humor.
You can check the transcript on page 119.
Puedes comprobar con el texto de la página 119.
6. Grammar: Verbs of Preference
Complete the chart on page 47. Completa la tabla de la página 47.
:) :) I love -> Me encanta
:) I like -> me gusta
: I I don't mind -> ni fu ni fa
:( I don't like -> no me gusta
:( :( I hate -> odio
*Todas estas expresiones de preferencia van seguidas por el verbo en gerundio.
ex. I like shopping. I don't like dancing.
Let's go to pages 134-135 and correct the homework.
Vamos a las páginas 134-135 y corregimos los deberes.
*Observa las normas para deletrear correctamente el gerundio (forma -ing).
*Si el verbo acaba en consonante más -e, quitamos la -e para añadir la terminación -ing.
Ex. dance - danc
*Si el verbo acaba en consonante + vocal + consonante, hay que duplicar el último consonante.
Ex. run - running
*Estos cambios son necesarios para conservar la pronunciación original de los verbos en cuestión.
6B.a Write the -ing form of the verbs in the chart.
Escribe la forma -ing de los verbos en la tabla.
work > working
cooking
eating
sleeping
studying
live > living
coming
writing
dancing
having
shop > shopping
getting
running
stopping
swimming
6B.b Write sentences about Bob.
Escribe frases sobre Bob.
He loves working in an office. Le encanta trabajar en un despacho.
He loves using a computer. Le encanta usar un ordenador
He likes reading the newspaper. Le encanta leer el periódico.
He likes doing the housework. Le encanta hacer las labores de la casa.
He doesn't mind having lunch at work. No le importa comer en el trabajo.
He doesn't mind getting home late. No le importa llegar tarde a casa.
He doesn't liking playing tennis. No le gusta jugar al tenis.
He doesn't like going to the cinema. No le gusta ir al cine.
He hates watching TV. Odia ver la televisión.
He hates listening to music. Odia escuchar música.
MORE PRACTICE
Dates (Fechas)
Like/love/hate
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