Ingles 3 Grupo 1 - Villa Mercedes

April, 28th. 2020

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Open your books on page N°70

Module 5D "Fame"

VOCABULARY

🍩Read the sentences and match them with the different professions.

READING

🍩Read the text.

Remember to work with a dictionary if you need it.

🍩Read the text again and write T for true, F for false and NM for not mention.

Page N°71

GRAMMAR

🍩Pay a look at grammar section and read the table

"Could" is a modal verb used to express possibility or past ability as well as to make suggestions and requests. 

Past ability.

✔You could see a movie or go out to dinner.

General ability

We usually use could or couldn't to talk about general abilities in the past.

She could paint before she started school.
I couldn't cook until I went to university.
When I lived next to the pool, I could go swimming every day.

Ability on one occasion – successful

When we talk about achieving something on a specific occasion in the past, we use was/were able to (= had the ability to) and managed to (= succeeded in doing something difficult).

The burglar was able to get in through the bathroom window.
The burglar managed to get in through the bathroom window even though it was locked.

Do exercise 4

🌺Complete the dialogues using can or could in the correct form

ADJECTIVES - ADVERBS OF MANNER

🍩Pay a look at grammar section and read the table

🍉What is an adverb of manner? Adverbs of manner describe how something happens. For example, it is possible to walk or run at different speeds. The words used to describe walking or running at different speeds (quickly or slowly for example) are excellent examples of adverbs of manner.

🍎The boys ran. (There is no adverb of manner in this sentence, so we can only imagine how fast the boys are running.)

🍎The boys ran quickly. (The adverb of manner is quickly. It tells us that the boys are in a hurry.)

Watch the following video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmTFEz0yfnU

Do exercise 6

🌺Circle the correct option

Exercise 2

🌺Choose the correct adverb or adjective.

1Peter is a carefullycareful driver. He drives very carefullycareful.

2Turtles walk slowslowly because they are slowslowly animals.

3A cautiouslycautious person usually speaks cautiouscautiously.

4They are quietquietly; they are speaking quietlyquiet.

5Gordon plays very goodwell. He is a wellgood player.

6He did a brilliantlybrilliant exam. He passed the exam brilliantbrilliantly.

7We had heavyheavily snow yesterday. It snowed heavilyheavy.

8He looked at me angrilyangry. He has a very angrilyangry look.

9We slept comfortablycomfortable in our comfortablycomfortable bed.

10He plays badlybad because he is a badlybad player.

Exercise 3

🌺Choose the correct option to finish the following sentences.

He normally drives very _____.

a.slow

b.fastly

c.fast

2I passed _____.

a.easily the test

b.the test easily

c.easy the test

3The people in this company work very _____.

a.hard

b.hardly

c.good

4She is a _____ teacher.

a.well

b.good

c.goodly

5She teaches English very _____.

a.good

b.goodly

c.well