Revision Chapters 1 and 2
Learning objectives:
I can use all the grammar from chapters 1 and 2.
I am able to see where I need to pay more attention.
Objectives for next week:
I will have studied and learned all grammar and vocab from chapters 1 and 2.
Revision Chapters 1 and 2
Learning objectives:
I can use all the grammar from chapters 1 and 2.
I am able to see where I need to pay more attention.
Objectives for next week:
I will have studied and learned all grammar and vocab from chapters 1 and 2.
Planning
Introduction of topics
Revision
Practice
Studying time
What did you do during the Christmas break?
Contents
Chapter 2 (next class)
Grammar:
can
have got
Vocab
Chapter 1
Grammar
there is/ there are
any/some
Countable/uncountable
Vocab
What does can tell you?
Which is correct?
She can swims very well.
She can swim good.
She can swim very well.
She can swimming well.
Which is correct?
I can to speak French.
I can speaks French.
I can speak French.
I can speaking French.
Which is correct?
Play you can the guitar?
You can play the guitar?
Can play you the guitar?
Can you play the guitar?
Which is correct?
She can swim very well.
Can she swim very well?
She can very well swim.
Very well she can swim.
Which is correct?
He cannot speak French.
He can not speak French.
He cannot speaks French.
He can speak not French.
Can
The word order usually changes!
Can + subject + verb + etc.
Can John speak French?
Can you run a marathon?
Can indicates ability, you use it like this:
Subject + can + verb + etc.
John can speak French very well.
I can't/cannot speak French well.
Questions
Positive negative statements:
Give me an example of a sentence using "have got"
Slide heading
Have + subject + got + noun
Have you got any news?
Has she got better yet?
Positive:
Subject + have got + noun
I have got a phone
She has got a dog
Negative:
Subject + haven't/have not got + noun
I haven't got an iPhone
She hasn't got a new bike.
Question form
positive and negative forms
Which is correct?
I have not got a dog.
I haven't got a dog.
I have no dog.
I don't have got a dog.
How do you make this a question ?
'They have got a car.'
Have they a car?
Have they got a car?
They have a car?
Do they have got a car?
Which is correct?
She has got blue eyes.
She's got blue eyes.
She has not blue eyes.
She haven't got blue eyes.
What is the correct translation of: tante?
What is the correct translation of: gymschoenen?
What is the correct translation of: shy?
What is the correct translation of: Duitsland?
Fill in the blanks
Pete has got a present for you.
I have got a blog.
Jim and Dave have got a cat.
We have got a wonderful teacher.
My mum has got two sisters.
Our dad has got a red car.
Fill in the blanks
Have Paul and Helen got a big house?
Has your brother got a funny costume?
Has Gemma got a guitar lesson today?
Next lesson we will continue
Make sure you study the grammar and vocab from chapter two!
But first an exit ticket to check what you already know for next class.
___ a cat in the garden.
There are a cat in the garden.
There is a cats in the garden.
There is cats in the garden.
There is a cat in the garden.
___ three books on the shelf.
There is books on the shelf.
There are a book on the shelf.
There are three books on the shelf.
There is three books on the shelf.
___ a dog outside.
There are dogs outside.
There is dogs outside.
There is a dog outside.
There are a dog outside.
___ many options available.
There is many options available.
There is option available.
There are many options available.
There are an option available.
___ a problem with the printer.
There is a problem with the printer.
There are a problem with the printer.
There is problems with the printer.
There are problems with the printer.
Which of these are uncountable nouns?
information
book
water
apple
Which of these is a countable noun?
car
milk
rice
dog
Which of these are uncountable nouns?
sugar
table
bottle
advice