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CAN and CAN'T

Let's go!

English class

remember that on each slide you have an explanatory audio

Can and Can't

The meaning of can in Spanish is "Poder"

AbilitiesPermissionsPossibilities

We use can or can'tfor:

Use can or can't for ability. Jack goes skiing. He's very good. = He CAN ski. Sheila doesn't swim. She never swims. = Sheila CAN'T swim.Use can for permission (what is allowed). Only full students CAN use the libraryUse can for possibility (what is possible). You CAN watch television in the clubroom.

uses for can and can't

A little song to continue learning

Affirmative sentences

negative sentences

interrogative sentences

short aswers

For affirmative sentences we use:Subject + Can + Verb + The rest of the sentence.Laura can play football.

estructures of the sentences

For negative sentences we use:Subject + Can + Not + Verb + The rest of the sentence.Laura can't/ can not play football.

For short aswers we use:Yes/No + , + Subject + Can/Can't.Yes, she can. No, she can't.

For interrogative sentences we use:Can + Subject + Verb + The rest of the sentence + ?Can Laura play football?

Put can before the main verb.

He can skii. He ski can.

Can he skii? Does he can skii?

I can use the computer. I can use to computer.

REMEMBER:

Don't add -s to can in the he/she/it form.

don't use do/does with a negative sentence with can.

Don't use toaftercan.

don't use do/does in a question with can.

He can't skii. He don't can ski.

Rosa can run. Rosa cans run.

Write 5 or more sentences in affirmative form.Write 5 or more sentences in negative form.Write 5 or more sentences in interrogative form.

Homwework

for example:

My mother can cook a delicious pastaMarta can't run because she is too oldCan they study for 3 hours?

Thank you very much!

see you in the next class

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English Class | Can and can't by braian gerez on Genially

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CAN and CAN'T Let's go! English class remember that on each slide you have an explanatory audio Can and Can't The meaning of can in Spanish is "Poder" AbilitiesPermissionsPossibilities We use can or can'tfor: Use can or can't for ability. Jack goes skiing. He's very good. = He CAN ski.

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The Shapes

Today we will learn:

Teacher Florencia

algunas formas geométricas que hay :

1. Circle (Círculo)

2. Square (Cuadrado)

3. Triangle (Triángulo)

4. Star (Estrella)

5. Rhombus (Rombo)

6. Rectangle (Rectángulo)

7. Oval (Ovalado)

8. Heart (Corazón)

9.Diamond/RHombus (Diamante/ROMBO)

10. Hexagon (Hexágono)

11. Octagon (Octágono)

12. Pentagon (Pentágono)

lAS FORMAS MAS CONOCIDAS

Circle (Círculo)

Triangle (Triángulo)

Square (Cuadrado)

Diferentes elementos circulares

DISTINTOS ELEMENTOS TRIANGULARES

DIFERENTES ELEMENTOS CUADRICULARES

más...

Star (Estrella)

Oval (Óvalo)

Rhombus/Diamond (Rombo/Diamante)

DISTINTOS TIPOS DE ESTRELLAS

DISTINTOS ELEMENTOS OVALADOS

DISNTINTOS ELEMENTOS ROMBOIDES

porúltimo

Heart (Corazón)

Hexagon (Hexágono)

Pentagon (Pentágono)

VÍDEO

les adjunto un video para que practiquen la pronunciación de las figuras

Llegó el momento de aprender y divertirse

See you next class!

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PROGRAMACION_UNAHUR by Florencia Lilian Rodriguez on Genially

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The Shapes Today we will learn: Teacher Florencia algunas formas geométricas que hay : 1. Circle (Círculo) 2. Square (Cuadrado) 3. Triangle (Triángulo) 4. Star (Estrella) 5. Rhombus (Rombo) 6. Rectangle (Rectángulo) 7. Oval (Ovalado) 8. Heart (Corazón) 9.Diamond/RHombus (Diamante/ROMBO) 10. Hexagon (Hexágono) 11. Octagon (Octágono) 12.

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START

FUTURE VERB FORMS

Profesora: Adriana Folcher

Index

Present Continuous

Future Perfect

Will

Quiz

Future Continuous

Be going to

A personal plan or intention:- We're going to take Alice to Windsor Castle

BE GOING TO

A prediction that is based on present evidence (sth we know or can see now):- She did so little preparation I think she's going to fail some of them.

An arrangement with other people or organizations:- What time are you going to see the doctor?

[+]/[-] SUBJECT + BE + GOING TO + INFINITIVE

[?] (QUESTION WORD) + BE + SUBJECT + GOING TO + INFINITIVE

A decision that is made at the time of speaking:- I'll fit in with whichever day suits you.

WILL

A prediction that is not based on present evidence:- I'm sure he'll enjoy Windsor Great Park.

Definitely/ Probably:- Tania will definitely/ probably get promoted.

Future facts and offers:- I'll be 50 next birthday.

[+]/[-] SUBJECT + WILL/WON'T + INFINITIVE

[?](QUESTION WORD) + WILL + SUBJECT + INFINITIVE

An arrangement with other peopleand organisations:- We're staying in a bed-and-breakfast for a few days.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We usually know exactly when these arrangements are happening:- I'm meeting Bill at four thirty

[+]/[-] SUBJECT + BE + VERB + _ING

[?](QUESTION WORD) + BE + SUBJECT + VERB + _ING

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

For sth that will be in progress at a point of time in the future:-So this time next week we'll be walking round Eton College

-We're playing tennis at 2.30 (=the match starts at this time)- We'll be playing tennis at 2.30 (the match will be in progress at this time)

Look at these examples and compare

For sth that will happen in the normal course of events, without any particular plan or intention:- We'll be passing by your house on the way to Eton College (this is the best route)- Come round whenever you like, I'll be looking after the kids all day (this is what I normally do during the day)- Don't call me in the morning, I'll be working / I'm working then (for this meaning there is often very little difference between Future Continuous and Present Continuous)

Look at this example

As with another continuous verb forms, we don't usually use state verbs:- This time tomorrow I'll know my exam results NOT This time tomorrow I'll be knowing my exam results.

[+]/[-] SUBJECT + WILL / WON'T + BE + VERB + _ING

[?](QUESTION WORD) + WILL + SUBJECT + BE + VERB + _ING

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

An arrangement in the future

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

Sth that will be in progress at a point in time in the future

WILL BE IN THE MIDDLE OF STH

WILL BE ON MY/HIS/HER/ETC. WAY TO SOMEWHERE

FUTURE EVENTS

be + verb + _ing

Describe an action that will be in progress at a point of time in the future

To say that a person will be travelling at a point of time in the future

will + be + verb + _ing

I'll be in the middle of a meeting at four.

I'll be on my way to Southampton at 11.

Sth that will be completed before a certain time in the future:- I'll have arraived by lunch time (= some time before lunchtime)- I'll have finished iving the talk by three thirty.

FUTURE PERFECT

This tense is frequently used with the time expression BYto mean 'before this time':- I'll have left the office by six o'clock

By this time + clause:- Hurry up! The film will have started by the time we get there.by this time next week/ month/etc.by the end of the day/week/ etc.

[+]/[-] SUBJECT + WILL / WON'T + HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

[?](QUESTION WORD) + WILL + SUBJECT + HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Let's practice what we've just learnt about future tenses!!

Quiz

start!

Question 1/5

We _______ the weather a lot warmer in the future.

're finding

'll be finding

'll find

I _______ outside your house tomorrow morning at six o'clock.

'll be waiting

'm waiting

'm going to wait

Question 2/5

They ______ enough time if they leave right now.

're going to have

'll be waiting

'll have

Question 3/5

Hopefully, I _____ my ideal job by then.

'll be finding

'll have found

'm finding

Question 4/5

I like to think I ______ a living as an actor.

'll have made

'll still be making

'm going to make

Question 5/5

¡Wrong!

Try again!

Congratulations!!

¡GREAT WORK!

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FUTURE VERB FORMS by Instituto A&G on Genially

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START FUTURE VERB FORMS Profesora: Adriana Folcher Index Present Continuous Future Perfect Will Quiz Future Continuous Be going to A personal plan or intention:- We're going to take Alice to Windsor Castle BE GOING TO A prediction that is based on present evidence (sth we know or can see now):- She did so little preparation I think she's going to fail some of them.

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PASSIVE VOICE - 6°AÑO by laurajimenam on Genially

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PASSIVE VOICE A class delivered by Laura Moreno 2 1 4 PASSIVE VOICE Attention!/Atención! Rules/Reglas Uses/Usos 2 4 3 Active Vs Passive Examples/Ejemplos 5 6 Verb list More info 7 9 Function/Función 1 1. We use the passive voice when we do not know who has done the action.1.