COMPARING PLACES AND PEOPLES

GRAMMAR

• Use comparatives adjectives to.
• Comparer two people
• Places
• Things

USE MORE OR LESS

VOCABULARY

• Gloves
• Pijama
• Socks
• Panties
• Boxers
• Shoes

SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
Use to comparative to compare
More than tow places, and two people

TOO AND ENOUGH

COMPARATION AS. A

RETELLING PAST EVENTS

THE PAST TENSE OF BE

THE SIMPLE PAST

Weekend Activities
The Monday, I'm going to go to de beach.
The Tuesday I'm going to go running in the park

THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE, QUESTIONS

Seasons

THE PAST TENSE OF BE

THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• ☺️+verb in simple form
• ☺️+ didn't + verb in simple form

FOLLOWING RULES AND REGULATION

• The imperative
• Affirmative: take a taxi, drive ,walk.
• Negative: don't take a taxi, don't drive, don't walk

ADJECTIVES OF TRAVEL

• In was a pretty comfortable
• It was pretty scenic
• It was a pretty boring

PLACES

• A Stadium
• A Park
• A Mall
• A Museum
• An airport

CAN A HAVE TO

• Use can
• Can + the base form of a verb ability or possibility

COULD AND SHOULD
USE COULD AND THE BASE FORM OF A VERB TO SUGGEST AN ALTERNATIVE OR A POSSIBILITY

DENTAL EMERGENCIES

• I have a toothache
• I broke a tooth
• I lost a filling
• My crown is loose

MAY, MIGHT, MUST AND BE ABLE TO

• May or might
• Must: use must and the base from of a verb something is almost certainly true.

MAKING PLANS AND PREDICTIONS

• Be going to for intentions, be going to is used for talking about what we intend to do
• More life events, I'm going to married meanwhile teen years

BE GOING TO FOR THE FUTURE