March 20-24

Vocabulary: How do you feel”, page 12
Read Julie’s email, page 13

Page 12

excited

happy

angry

worried

scared

sad

bored

A: How do you feel?
B: I’m ecstatic!

A: How do you feel?
B: I’m bored

A: How do you feel?
B: I’m scared and confused!

5. A: How do you feel?
B: I’m excited!!!


6. A: How do you feel?
B: I’m narrowed!


Page 13

No, she doesn’t love Steve, se as a new boyfriend, and she’s scared and angry about yesterday.

Meeting other students

Listen to a group of new students meeting for the first time to practise and improve your listening skills.

My favorite programes

Actually I don’t like to watch any programes in TV, I watch youtube videos, but there is only one program what I like, it is about english. The British famose person talk obout their works, and lives, then the specialists do the analysis about their speech and teach the words, idioms, or sentences us.

March 13-17

English in Mind, pages 8, 9, 10, 11
What English teenagers watch?
Write about programmes you like to watch.
Negative Imperatives.

2. wanted
called
went
was
was
fell
woke up
saw
did not stay
started
lost
missed
got
phoned
took
paid

3. 1. T
2. T
3. F
4. T
5. F
6. T

4. vegetables – tomato, potato, cabbage, carrot, onion, mushroom
fruit – banana, orange, mango, avocado, coconut
starters – cured salmon with prawns, pickled salad, baked feta with burst tomatoes & chilli honey
main meals – Calzones, Deep Fried Main Dishes, Seafood Main Dishes, Meatballs, Curry Main Dishes, Quiche, Chicken Main Dishes, Pasta Main Dishes.
drinks – orange juice, natural juice, water, cocktail, milk-shake




March 6-10

Who ran to help me when I fell,
And would some pretty story tell,
Or kiss the place to make it well?
My Mother.

 Mother is considered the guardian angel of the family. And, of course, it is the mother who plays an important role in the life of every person.

Mother’s Day, also sometimes called ‘Mothering Sunday’, in the United Kingdom. For many mothers and their children it is a very special day and one day of the year when we all remember to thank our mums for looking after us and we celebrate their lives.

Most countries in the world celebrate Mother’s Day around the middle of May but in the UK we normally celebrate it in March – officially it is celebrated the Sunday three weeks before Easter.

In many families it is traditional to give a present to our mother on Mother’s Day. Very often children give their mothers a bouquet of flowers or a small box of chocolates. Young children are encouraged to make something – a small craftwork or painting – to give as a present. With older children and adults, it can be nice to take your mother out for lunch, or to have a day out together. This is good not just because you are thanking her but because you are showing your thanks by spending time with your mother.

Whatever its origins and however we celebrate this day, what is most important is that we do celebrate it. So many of us spend a lot of time fighting with our mothers – and other members of our families – but it is very rare that we pause and tell them how much we appreciate and love them.

We should celebrate and be thankful to our mothers every day of the year but, unfortunately, we often forget in our busy and fast-paced lives. This is one day of the year when we must not. This is one day of the year when we must all say to our mothers, ‘Thank you for everything.’

1)What images spring to mind when you hear the word ‘mother’?
To my mind springs very kind and cozy images
(2)Can you describe your mother in one word? Why that word?
Understanding, ‘couse she can understand me every time when I want to talk with her
(3)Should mothers stay at home and look after the kids?
Probably yes, because they’re their kids, and they must to love and pay attention to their kids
(4)Do you always buy your mother a present on Mother’s Day?
Not always, but very often
(5)What do you think is the hardest thing about being a mother?
It’s a great responsibility
(6)In what ways do you take after your mother?
We both have similar and almost same likes and affairs
(7)What is your mother’s biggest wish?
To I become a good person
(8)Is your mother more like a mother or a best friend?
Yes
(9)What do/did your mother and you argue about?
Those’re discussions about different things
(10)What do you think of Mother’s Day? Is it necessary?
I think that we cannot get by a mother’s day, it is necessary

February 20-24

Shopping for clothes

Listen to a conversation in a shop to practise and improve your listening skills.

English in Mind, page 2
Read the letter and write your reply to the email

We’re staying
I’m having
The sun’s shining
Are playing
I’m sitting
I’m not doing any work
What are you doing?

My email to Jessica

Hi Jessica, It’s Sally, I’m writing a reply to your email, and I’m very surprised about that you don’t go out off your room, look outside, I know that it’s one hundred interest very clear air, and beautiful outside, oh darling! you should go and swim right now, and enjoy those perfect days.



February 13-17

English in Mind, pages 51, 52

some
I’d like
Would you like?
Would you like?
I wouldn’t like

I’d like, Would you like? exercises d, e, b

Complete the sentences in simple past tense.

  • I my teeth. ( brush) – I brush my teeth.
  • Tom tennis with his friends. ( play) – Tom plays tennis with his friends.
  • They for their exam. ( study) – They study for their exam.
  • Susan to me quietly. ( talk) – Susan talks to me quietly.
  • Thomas me with my homework. ( help) – Thomas helps me with homework.
  • Daniel his car. ( wash) Daniel washes his car.
  • The baby a lot. ( cry) – My baby cries a lot
  • The man so fast. ( walk) – The man walks so fast.

Write in the Past Tense

  • I (hear) a new song on the radio. heard
  • I (read) three books last week. read
  • They. (speak) French to the waitress. spoke
  • He. (understand) during the class, but now he doesn’t understand. understood
  • I. (forget) to buy some milk. forgot
  • She. (have) a baby in June. had
  • You. (lose) your keys last week. lost

 Are these               a       an       the      pencils you want ?

2.- Whales are           a     an     the    biggest animals in           a     an     the    world.

3.- I’ve got           a     an     the    dog and two stupid cats.           a     an     The    dog is very old.

4.- I saw           a     an     the    insect flying in my room.           a     an     The    insect was           a     an     the    mosquito.

5.- Europe is           a     an     the    continent and Mallorca is           a     an     the    island.

6.- For breakfast I had           a     an     the    egg and           a     an     the    toast.           a     an     The    egg was very tasty.

7.- This is           a     an     the    ugly house. I think it is           a     an     the    ugliest house in Spain.

8.-           a     an     The    word ‘water’ is           a     an     the    uncountable noun.

9.- Please, don’t tell me           a     an     the    story of your life !

10.- My mother is           a     an     the    nurse and my father is           a     an     the    English teacher.

Plurals (Irregular)

Type the plurals in the boxes for the words below.

1.man men
2.child children
3.tooth teeth
4.woman women
5.fish fish
6.foot feet
7.person person
8.sheep sheep
9.mouse mice

My winter educational camp

My camp was wonderful, we’ve been in so many places, we’ve been in a rink, it was very funny, some people fell in there, but it was very funny also. Then we’ve done the tea party, it was like meditation. So, actually we have done so many things, for example we have watched a movie and it was pretty cute and really for kids. I have very good memories about my winter camp and I hope that I will have one camp again and it will be very good memories too.