Grammar in progress

Es. 15 pag. 104

0. Esther is cooking now. Esther isn’t cooking now. Is Esther cooking now? Isn’t Esther cooking now?

1. The child is reading a fairy tale. The child isn’t reading a fairy tale. Is the child reading a fairy tale? Isn’t the child reading a fairy tale?

2. They are visiting an art exhibition now. They aren’t visiting and art exhibition now. Are they visiting an art exhibition now? Aren't they visiting an art exhibition now?

3. Gloria is washing her hair now. Gloria isn’t washing her hair now. Is Gloria washing her hair now? Isn’t Gloria washing her hair now?

4. I’m running in the park today. I’m not running in the park today. Am I running in the park today? Am I not running in the park today?

5. We are going on holiday tomorrow. We aren’t going on holiday tomorrow. Are we going on holiday tomorrow? Aren’t we going on holiday tomorrow? 

6. He is learning a song at the moment. He isn’t learning a song at the moment. Is he learning a song at the moment? Isn’t he learning a song at the moment?

 

Es. 16 pag. 105

0. Jordan is walking slowly. Jordan isn’t walking slowly. Is Jordan walking slowly? Isn’t Jordan walking slowly?

00. Two boys are swimming in the lake. Two boys aren’t swimming in the lake. Are two boys swimming in the lake? Aren’t two boys swimming in the lake?

1. Mike and Laura are reading the newspaper. Mike and Laura aren’t reading the newspaper. Are Mike and Laura reading the newspaper? Aren’t Mike and Laura reading the newspaper?

2. Lisa is cooking in the kitchen. Lisa isn’t cooking in the kitchen. Is Lisa cooking in the kitchen? Isn’t Lisa cooking in the kitchen?

3. The teacher is explaining the cubic equations. The teacher isn’t explaining the cubic equations. Is the teacher explaining the cubic equations? Isn’t the teacher explaining the cubic equations?

4. The children are playing hide and seek. The children aren’t playing hide and seek. Are the children playing hide and seek? Aren’t the children playing hide and seek? 

5. The president is signing an important agreement. The president isn’t signing an important agreement. Is the president signing an important agreement? Isn’t the president signing an important agreement?

6. The dog is sleeping on the bed. The dog isn’t sleeping on the bed. Is the dog sleeping on the bed? Isn’t the dog sleeping on the bed? 

 

Es. 17 pag. 105

0. I am meeting

1. You are meeting

2. We are working

3. You are going

4. I’m having

5. You are living

6. I’m going

7. I’m travelling

8. Are you spending

9. I’m coming

10. We’re driving

 

Es. 18 pag. 105

Well, next Monday afternoon I’m doing my homework, then at four p.m. I’m going to my grandmother’s house. On Tuesday I’m having a dance lesson at six p.m. On Wednesday I’m meeting a friend and I’m going to spend all the afternoon with her. On Thursday I’m having another dance lesson at six p.m. On Friday I am going to the dentist at half past four. On Saturday afternoon I’m hanging with my friends. Finally on Sunday I’m going to buy clothes with my family.

 

Focus now

Es. 1 pag. 49

1. Two mechanics are in the photo.

2. They are in a workshop.

3. They are repairing a car.

 

Es. 2 pag. 49

1. 

2. X

3. X

4. X

5. X

6. 

7. X

 

Es. 4 pag. 49

The photo shows (a person/people) in a (place)

He/She is.../ They are... + -ing

I think he/she is.../they are... 

 

Es. 5 pag. 49

In the photo A there are two mechanics. They are in art workshop. They are repairing a car. The mechanic in the front is wearing a T-shirt and a dungarees. The mechanic behind is wearing a pair of jeans and an apron. The mechanic in the front is younger than the mechanic behind. They are making an hard work and they are working in a team. I think they are tired, but they like their job.

 

Es. 6 pag. 49 

No, I wouldn’t. I think it isn’t the right job for me.