Communication » 2LSCA CommunicationSBosich - la data - i pronomi personali soggetto - i pronomi personali complemento
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Es 6 pagina 4 Where is your brother? Isn’t he at home? I can’t find my mobile phone. Where is it? Emily! Jacob! Are you here? Aargh! Help…I am falling! Austin and I are in hurry. We are late. Jessica, you are my best friend! Ask Andrew for help! He is very reliable. Let’s listen One direction! They are great! My sister is a ballet dancer. She is brilliant! Your friends are late. Where are they? Look! What’s that? Oh, it is only the neightbour’s cat. Slow down! It’s early . We are on time! Es 7 pag 5 It They She You I You Es 8 pag 5 It’s my grandmother’s birthday on Saturday . She‘s 75 I’m not at school today . I’m on holiday for two weeks Alex and I are 14. We are best mates and we support the same football team. Where are your parentes? They’re late! Why are they never on time! Never! A. Have you got an english dictionary? B. Yes, here is it My girlfriend’s mum is from Brighton. She is British. Hi guys, are you ready for your turn on the go-karts? Be careful! They are very fast. Adam is Scottish. He’s from Scotland. Es 9 pag 5 He (lui) E’un giovane architetto architect They (loro) Sono dei buoni ballerini dancers He (lui) E’ il segretario di mio padre secretary We (noi) Siamo avvocati lawyers He (lui) E’ il mio datore di lavoro employer She (lei) E’ una scienziata scientist He (lui) E’ un carpentiere carpenter They (loro) Sono degli idarulici She (lei) E’ una casalinga housewife We (noi) Siamo degli insegnanti teachers Es 10 pag 5 Quando devo fare il plurale di un sostantivo che termina in y devo fare attenzione alla lettera che precede la y, perché se è una vocale il plurale della parola si formerà aggiungendo solamente una s alla parola al singolare mentre se è una consonante il plurale si formerà sostituendo la y con una i e aggiungendo alla parola es. La differenza fondamentale tra italiano e inglese quando si usa un pronome personale soggetto è che : mentre in italiano il pronome personale soggetto può essere sottointeso in inglese va sempre espresso. In inglese si può commettere l’errore di tradurre essa con she al posto che con it, perché in italiano anche le cose sono o maschili o femminili mentre in inglese le cose non hanno un genere quindi si sostituiscono tutte con il pronome it. Es 1 pag 28 Can you give it to me ,please? Leave me alone! Give them to him! Please buy it for us! Es 2 pag 29 That’s Ellie’s cousin, Hetty. Hetty looks just like her A. Where are our boarding cards? B. He’s got them A. That’s a great phone. B. Thanks , he gave it to me They are coming to the restaurant with them We really like our tennis instructors. We get on very well with them He is a superb actor. Can I ask him to teach me? A. Has Emily got her tablet with her? B. no, she left it at home today Helen and I fly from Stansed early in the morning. Can you come to collect us Es 3 pag 29 Mum, help me with my science project! He’s my favorite singer. I love him My big brother plays basketball really well! I love watching him Where’s my mobile phone? I can’t find it Toby, the line is dreadful! I can’t hear you . Speak louder They can’t take the children with them to that restaurant Our Maths teacher always gives us loads of homework on Saturdays Ludovica, be nice to my cat Lili. I’m very found of her Es 4 pag 29 Leo, Henry and Nick are school friends. They hang out with three girls during breakfast at school: Elena, Rachel and Annie. Leo likes Elena but she doesn’t like him. She likes Henry but he doesn’t like her. Henry is best mates with Leo and Nick. He plays football with them all at the weekands. Nick is friend with everybody and gets on with all of them. The girls don’t! Elena doesn’t get on with Rachel much but Annie gets on well with her. Annie is really friendly and sociable. She gets on with all the girls. Es 5 pag 29 A. The weather is really awful! B. Yes, it is really cold today A. Raquel can speak Spanish fluently. B. I know. Her mother is Spanish A. Is Mr Ball here today? B. Yes, that’s him over there A. My mobile battery is flat. B. No worries, use mine! I’m not using it We enjoy our German classes but the grammar is quite hard for them I can’t go online after dinner. My parents don’t want me to. A. Let’s have a pizza and watch a DVD! B. Great idea! Come to my house! Can you give me a lift to school today. It’s raining hard It is late and we must go home. Our mum is waiting for us A. Who is the girl with Betty? B. She is her cousin A. Who wants to play with my tablet? B. Me! My neighbours like playing carda in their garden Es 6 pag 52 The twenty-second of November two thousand and nine The ninth of October nineteen ninety-eight The sixth of September two thousand and fifteen The fifth of May Nineteen fifty-five The seventh of December Nineteen eighty-eight The thirty-first of July One thousand and seven hundred The eighth of March seventeen twenty-one The seventh of February Two thousand and seven The second of December eighteen seventy-five The twenty-fifth of June Nineteen sixty-two Es 7 pag 53 14th February 21st December 1st May 1st April 25th December 5th November 12th August 23rd April 4th July 21st September Es 8 pag 53 Valentine’s day is on the fourteenth of February Winter Solstice is on the twenty-first of December May Day is on the first of May April Fool’s day is on the first of April Christmas Day is on the twenty-fifth of December Guy Fawkes Day is on the fifth of November The United Nations’ International Youth Day is on the twelfth of August English Language Day is on the twenty-third of April American Independence Day is on the fourth of July International Peace Day is on the twenty-first of September Es 9 pag 53 Saint Patrick’s day is one of the most important Christian festivities. The first St. Patrick’s day Festival was held on March 17th 1996. In 1997 it became a three-day event, by 2000 it was a fout-day event and by 2006 the festival was five days long’s, Patrick day always falls in the season of Lent and it is always celebrated on March 17th , because it’s believed that is the day on which Patrick died. Whit the exception of restaurants and pubs, almost all business close on that day. People celebrate with parades, wearing green clothes and drinking alcohols. From March 15th to 19th there are so many streets performances, family carnivals, comedies, night shows. Lots of Irish people wear a bunch shamrock on their caps or green, orange and white after the colors of their flags; girls traditionally dye their hair green; artist draw shamrock signs on people’s cheeks bas a cultural symbol. Being a Christian festivity, St. Patrick’s day is a traditional day for spiritual renewal and to offer prayers for missionaries who are all around the word. Es 10 pag 53 I’m passionate about reggae music and there is a good concert on the twenty-second of November The third ballet festival begins on the tenth of July My birthday is on every four years. It’s on the twenty-ninth of February! Matthew is having a party for carnival on the fifteenth of February You are wrong. The museum isn’t open on Sunday fourth of August The concert it isn’t on Wednesday eleventh of May, but it is on Thursday twelfth of May A. When is Steve’s birthday? B. It is on the fourteenth of February! A. Tomorrow is our anniversary, Christopher… B. Are you sure? What’s the date today? Es 11 pag 53 LA sua insegante le ha tolto dei punti perché si è dimenticata di mettere l’articolo determinativo the davanti al numero ordinale. Il caso in cui il numero ordinale non deve essere preceduto dal the è il caso in cui il cardinale è preceduto da un giorno della settimana In inglese la data si esprime con i numeri ordinali mentre in italiano ,ad eccezione del primo giorno del mese (è il primo maggio), si esprime con i numeri cardinali.
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