2nd day - 2nd week

TIMETABLE

THURSDAY: 9 -10,30: EXAM UNIT 1 to 50

(Reading, Writing, Grammar, Listening)

11,30-13 Preparing the oral exam.

FRIDAY 9-10: Correction of the exam.

10-11: Oral exam.

MISTAKES/ERRORSa) I would like to inform you that last week in

your shop I buy a cell phone (2 mistakes)

b) I want communicate that (1 mistake)

c) my computer don't function (2 mistakes)

d)the computer can't opened (2 mistakes)

e) I complained to the center (1 mistake)

f)If not chance my mobile, I will report (3 mistkes)

g)The last week bought a DVD (2 mistakes)

*formal letters

PRESENT PERFECT

• Subject + have/has + Past participle

I have studied

You have been there

He/She/It has visited me

We have watched the film.

You have watched the advertisments.

They have studied French.

• Subject + have not/has not + Past participle

I haven't studied

You have not been there

He/She/It has not visited me

We have not watched the film

You have not watched the adverts.

They have not studied French

- WH- + HAVE/HAS + SUBJECTE + PAST PARTICIPLEWhat countries have you visited? Have you been abroad?

Grammar: Present perfect

• 1) Present result: I have cleaned my shoes• 2) Very recent past (used with just or already.)

They’ve just arrived.She has already arrived (ja) 3 ) Experience: Have you ever played golf?

• With HOW LONG How long have you been in England?. I’ve been in England for 3 weeks. For + period (3 days, 2 months) since + starting point. (since last week, since Monday). AGO (only used in past)

ALREADY,STILL, YET, JUST• JUST: Immediate past • Are you hungry? No, I’ve just had dinner.(position: between aux and verb)• ALREADY:• Affirmative: “ja” before we expected it• It’s 9 o’clock and Nancy has already gone to bed• What time is Nancy arriving? She’s already here (position: between aux verb)• YET:• Interrogative sentences: “ja?”• Have Dianne and Paul arrived yet? No, not yet• This is my new dress. Oh, it’s nice. Have you worn it yet?• Negative sentences: NOT YET : “encara no”• I bought a new dress but I haven’t worn it yet• They haven’t arrived yet• STILL: “”encara” , ( “segueix igual que abans”)• I had a lot to eat but I’m still hungry• Do you still live in Barcelona?• Did you sell your car? No, I’ve still got it.

What is this advert about?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhe9HMuRCMw

Grammar: Present perfect and past simple

• The PRESENT PERFECT gives you an idea of what happened but it does not give any details

• “Have you ever broken your leg?”” Yes, I have”

• The PAST SIMPLE gives the details.• “ Oh, really?” “When was it? How did it

happen?”• “It hapened long time ago. I fell off my bike

VOCABULARY: ACHES AND PAINS

• TO HAVE GOT …A SORE THROAT,

A HEADACHE, A STOMACH ACHE, A COLD, FLU, A TEMPERATURE, A PAIN (IN HIS BACK…), DIARRHOEA

ACHE, HURT, INJURY

• ACHE is a verb describing a pain which continues for a long time but it’s not serious

My feet ache. My back was aching…• HURT is common as a verb, used to describe a

pain which is stronger

My throat hurts when I speak. Where does it hurt?• INJURY is a noun and it’s a result of a fight, an

accident or a violent act.

He was injured in the accident.

INJURIES

• A CUT• A BURN• A BRUISE• A BLACK EYE• A WOUND ( WEAPON)• A STING• INJURED ( IN A CAR CRASH)• A SWOLLEN ANKLE• TO TWIST YOUR ANKLE

SPEAKING

• When was the last time you were ill? What was the matter?

• Did you see a doctor? Did the doctor give you a prescription?

• Did you take any time off work?