4.11.20

Es 1 pag 16

I like Ella.

 

Es 2 pag 16

1. play computer games

2. have a dog

3. go to the park

4. plays the piano

5. has a cat

6. goes shopping

7. He/She doesn’t like dogs

 

Es 3 pag 16

1. I don’t drink coffee.

2. My sister has a dance class every Monday.

3. My best friend doesn’t play the guitar.

4. My brother and I watch DVD’s together.

5. My mother doesn’t go shopping on Saturdays.

6. I don’t speak Spanish.

 

Es 4 pag 16

s:

1. likes

2. helps

3. drinks

z:

1. plays

2. goes

3. reads

4. loves

5. studies

iz:

1. watches

2. relaxes

3. dances

 

Es 6 pag 16

1. go out on weekdays: never

2. have fun at the weekend: always

3. go rollerblading on Saturday afternoons: usually

4. go dancing on Saturday night: often

5. watch music videos on Sunday: sometimes

6. go to the cinema on Sunday: sometimes

 

Es 7 pag 16

1. The adverb (always, often, never, etc.) normally comes before the verb.

2. But it comes after the verb to be.

 

Es 8 pag 16

1. I always get up late in the morning.

2. My grandmother usually looks for information on the Internet.

3. I am sometimes late for school.

4. My best friend never plays computer games before school in the morning.

5. My brother never watches sports on TV, because I haven’t got any brothers.

6. My parents sometimes go shopping on Sundays.

7. My cousin never goes to parties at weekends.

8. My best friend is sometimes hungry.

 

Es 1 pag 17

1. I prefer to relax.

2. I like spend go out with friends

3. No, I haven’t

 

Es 2 pag 17

1. coach a football team.

2. work in a restaurant.

3. Take photos.

 

Es 3 pag 17

1. Simon

2. Mesut

3. Lina

 

Es 4 pag 17

1. When does Simon play football? A Simon plays football on Saturdays.

2. What does Lena do with her photographs? C

3. What does Mesut do at the restaurant? A

 

Es 5 pag 17

Lina has got the best weekend because take photos is interesting and relaxes.

 

Es 7 pag 17

k:

1. describe

2. typical

3. picture

4. club

s:

1. city

2. places

3. exercise

4. Facebook

t:

1. children

2. watch

3. kitchen

4. coach

 

Es 10 pag 17

On Saturdays morning I always go to school. In the afternoon I often go out with my family. On Sunday I usually do homework and relax.

 

Es 1 pag 18

1. My dad usually clean the house.

2. All the family do the shopping.

3. My grandparents look after the children.

4. My dad usually wash the car, but I sometimes wash it, too.

5. The washing machine wash the dishes.

6. My dad usually work in the garden.

 

Es 2 pag 18

I think they are a typical family on a typical weekdays

 

Es 3 pag 18

1. Tom is Carol’s husband.

2. Billy and Eve are Carol and Tom’s kids.

3. Sharon is Billy’s teacher.

4. Tom works as a programmer.

5. Carol works for a construction company.

 

Es 4 pag 18

1. Billy and his dad A play together

2. Tom A doesn’t work

3. The playgroup teacher thinks C there are different families

4. When Carol comes home from work B Tom goes out to play tennis

5. In the evening Carol and Tom C spend time together

 

Es 5 pag 19

1. playgroup is a noun.

2. Programmer is a noun.

3. Normal is an adjective.

4. Look after is a verb.

5. Earn is a verb.

6. Advice is a noun.

7. Grow is a verb.

8. Miss is a verb.

 

Es 6 pag 19

1. She has a good job and earns a lot of money.

2. I can’t go out tonight because I have to look after my baby brother.

3. Children grow very fast in the first years.

4. Can you give me advice about what to see in London?

5. It’s the last episode of Sherlock Holmes tonight and I don’t want to miss it!

6. My mom is a programmer in an international company.

7. In my family, a normal weekday starts at 7 p.m.

8. My older sister loves small children and she works as a playgroup teacher.

 

Es 7 pag 19

I think is a normal thing.

 

Es 9 pag 19

1. up

2. after

3. to

4. to

5. back

k

1. I get up at 9 a.m. in the morning on weekends.

2. I come home after school at 2 p.m. in the afternoon.

3. My father sometimes goes to the shops.

4. I always go to bed at 23 p.m. on school night.

5. My mother goes back home at 4 p.m.