INGLES, Nivel 2 (Gr 1 y 2), Villa Mercedes, Lesson #5

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Welcome to lesson #5 - 03/04

Hope you're all fine!

In this lesson we're going to revise everything! Try to take notes if you have doubts!

So, open your workbooks! Page 48

1. Exercise B: Complete the dialogues with some and any.

Remember:

Some

(+) Some is used in affirmative sentences. 

• There are some flowers in a vase.
• He needs some medicine.

(?) Exception: Some can be used in questions if you are offering or asking for something.

• Would you like some coffee?
• Can I drink some water?

Any

(-) Any is used in negative sentences.

• There aren't any students in the school.
• I don't want to drink any juice.

(?) Any is used in questions.

• Have we got any bread in the house?
• He hasn't received any e-mails yet.

2. Exercise C: Write questions and answers using the prompts given. (Escribe preguntas usando las palabras entre barras)

Remember: 

Would like to
It is used to mention when you are intereted in something/doing something. In Spanish "Me gustaría...."

Short form: 'd like to

Structures: 
Subject + would like + noun 

•  I'd like a pizza with mushrooms.

Subject + would like to + verb in infinitive 

• I would like to travel to Brazil.

Questions: Would + subject + (to) + noun/verb in infinitive? 

• Would you like a cup of coffee? 
• Would you like to go out tonight? 

 3. Exercise D: Put the dialogue in the correct order.

4. Page 49, Exercise A: Label the pictures. (label=etiquetar/rotular) 

5. Exercise B: Complete the dialogues with how much or how many. 

Remember:

How much

We use it in questions with uncountable nouns to ask about quantity. 

• How much money have you got?
• How much sugar are there in the kitchen?

How many

We use it in questions with countable nouns to ask about quantity. 

• How many chairs are there in the living room?
• How many books have you read?

6. Exercise C: Write questions to the answers below using how much/many. 

Clue: 

Look at the answer and the auxiliary verb (have/do/is/etc.) that is used.

For example: If the answer starts with I've got, the question will probably be with have got ￫ Have you got....?

 7. Exercise D: Answer the questions.

 8. Exercise A: Write the prices.

Remember:

 9. Page 51, Exercise B 

10. Exercise C: Complete the dialogue with the sentences

  11. Page 52, Exercise D: Match (une)

Okii, that's all! 

Have a great day!