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Level Test Preparation

Isidora Osorio.


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Unit 5 Lesson 1 Present Simple

We use present simple to talk aboutroutines (everyday).

Example: At the midday I start cooking lunch. In the afternoon they read and listen

to music


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Present Continuos

We use present continuos to talkabout what is happening now.

Example:

Were sailing from Valparaiso to

Coquimbo.Dogs playing in the garden.

Verb to be+ ing.


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What time

Do: I, you, we, they.

Does: He, She, It.

Does+ Pronombre+ verb.


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Jobs.

Fire-fighter. Dentist. Doctor. Soldier. Singer.Movie Director.

Police. Painter. Builder.Magician. Chef.Teacher.


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Clothes.


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esso . ossess ve s,Possessives Pronouns,

Whose.?.Possessives Adjectives. Possessives PronounsMy Mine

Your Yours

His/Her His/HersOur Ours

Their Theirs


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Possessivess

Stevess Turn.Amaros Bags.

Estebans Pencil.

Example: Thats my bag. Its Mine.This is our supper. Its Ours.The Sunglasses are Steves. Theyre

His.


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Whose and Whos.

Whose : De quien es.

Whos: Quien es?


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Is this Steves Watch?No, it isnt his, Its Sara.

Whose Cap is this?De quien es este Sombrero?

Whos wearing a white cap?Quen ocupa el sombrero Blanco?


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Lesson 3 ComparativesAdjetives.

Cold Colder. ( add er in shortadjetives)High Higher.Short Shorter.Late Later

Big Bigger. ( Consonat+Vowell + Consonat)Easy Easier

Famous More famous.


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Difficult More Difficult.Expensive More Expensive.

Popular More Popular.

Irregular.

Good Better.Bad Worse.


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Comparatives.

The tropics are sunnier thanAntartica.Ana is longer than Ximena.Chinese is more difficult than

english.A mobile phone is more famous than

a calculator.

Than : Que.


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Unit 6 Past simple be.

Affirmative. Negative. Interrogative.

I, He, She, ItWAS WASNT WAS I? yes, iwasWAS HE? No,he wasnt

We, you, theyWERE

WERENT Were we?Yes, we wereWere you?No, you

werent


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Feelings.


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Past simple Affirmative.

Regulars verbs:

- We add ed to most regular verbs:Attacked, OpenedCalled, Played.

- We add d to verbs ending in e:Liked Lived

- Verbs ending in a consonant + y:change y to i and add ed:Carry- Carried.


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Irregular verbs:

Past sentences of these irregular verbs.

Come CameDrink DrankEat Ate

Wear Wore

Go Went


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Did. Past simple Negativeand Questions.

Negative.He didn`t have a temperature. I didnt kiss his.

He didnt listen.We didnt do anything wrong.

Questions.Did he say anything about yesterday?Did she kiss his?Did she have something in her eye?Did they visit the Dracula Experience?


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Short Answers.

Yes, he did

No, she didntYes, she didNo, they didnt

We use the past simple forms did/didntafter I,you,he,she,it,we,they.

Regular and Irregular verbs from thenegative and questions in the same way.


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The vikings.

Scandinavian.Strong and tall.Fair hair and Blue eyes.

Word Pirate.Liked music and play games.Ate meat, fish, bread, fruit andvegetable.Drank Beer.Men wore: shirt, Pants.Women Wore: Long Dress.

Wore Jewellery

n ngs o pas s mp e


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n ngs o pas s mp eregular verbs : / t/ / d/

/id//D/ /T/ /ID/

CalledLiked

AttackedWatched

CarriedStudied

Opened Visited Played


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Connectors: but, and,then.

And: used to link ideas that aresimilar.

I love fruit and ice-cream in the

summer.Anita and Pablo eating pizza.

But: opposition of two ideas.she hates pasta but loves pizza.

Maths is hard but english is easy.Then: used to say that one thing

happens after another. Pedro kiss Mina, then she loves him. I stay in my house then I going to


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Unit 7 Going to.

Use of Future (going to)Future with going to is used for

plans made for the future.Examples: Our grades were too low

last year. This year, we are going tostudy more. We are going to paymore attention in class.

Positive: He is going to speak.Negative: He is not going to speak.Question: Is he going to speak?


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Why? Because

Why? Is a questions words andBECAUSE is Answer for question why.

Why is Dominic wearing shorts?Because is summer and is hotter.

Why is Isidora Speaking English?Because she is Intelligent.


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Verb + gerund.

I like Painting.He loves Playing golf

He/ She/ it : S al verbo( loves,hates,plays)

Verb + Ing

Drawing, Painting, loving, having,etcCarl loves playing chess.

Sara hates losing football games.


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Likes and dislikes.

We use Likes and Dislikes for say thethings that loves or hates in a verb.

Gerundio : ing.

Love,Enjoy,Like: Likes

Hate, Dont Mine : Dislikes.


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Verbs.

Sing RunRunDance

EatDrinkPlaySleepPaintDrawListen

l i f i h


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Superlative form in short

For short adjectives you add estat the end:

Smallest Shortest For short adjectives ending in y

you change y for i and add est: Happiest Luckiest


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Superlative form in longadjectives.

For long adjectives you add themost before the word:

The most beautifulThe most intelligentThe most interesting


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Vocabulary on Amazinganimal facts.

Biggest.Fastest.Strangest.The most dangerous.The most famous.The most beautiful.


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Irregular adjectives

good the best

bad the worst

ar y me


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ar y meCountable / Uncountable

nounsCountable:A countable noun can be singular(banana)or plural (bananas).Countable nouns are things we can

count.

Example:I eat a banana every day.I like bananas.So we can say 'one banana', 'two bananas'

etc.


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Uncountables.An uncountable noun has only one

form(rice).Uncountable nouns are things we

cannot count.

Example:* I eat rice every day.* I like rice.

We cannot say 'one rice', 'two rices' etc.


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A ti l


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Articles.

You can use a/an with singularcountable nouns:

a beach a student anumbrellaYou cannot use singular countable

nouns alone (without a/the/my etc.):

I want a banana. (not 'I wantbanana')

You can use plural countable nouns

alone:*


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You cannot normally use a/an withuncountable nouns. We do not say 'asand' or 'a music'. But you can oftenuse a ... of:a bowl of rice a drop of water

a piece of music a

game of tennisYou can use uncountable nouns

alone (without article):

* I eat rice every day.* '


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Sentences.

There isnt a spoon, or there arent anyspoons.

There is a fork.

There are some hamburgers.There arent any sandwich.There arent any magazines.

There is : aThere are : some / anyThere arent: any+ s al adjetivo.


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Some / Any

You can use some and any with pluralcountable nouns:* We sang some songs.* Did you buy any apples?

You can use some and any withuncountable nouns:* We listened to some music.* Did you buy any apple juice?


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Some

We use Some in affirmativesentences with plural nouns anduncountable nouns like Bread andmilk.We also use Some in questions

making offers:

Would you like Some Tea?Theres some apple juice in the

fridge.

You ate Some meat last night.


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Any.

We use Any in neutral Questions andnegative sentences.

*Are there any bananas?* I dont want any meat.


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Name of food.

Pizza Fish Soup Bread

Eggs Cheese CakeJuice Hamburgers Fruit Salad

Sausage Potatoes Kebabs Ice Cream


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Making offers: What would you like ..?

Accepting and declining offers.

*What do you like to eat?A: I like to eat an apple

*What would you?A : I would like to eat

*Would you like an orange?A: Yes / No, Thanks you.

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