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I extend my knowledge about danger and safety vocabulary as well I show that I have understood the main topics of the term.

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SYNCHRONOUS TIME/ Wednesday. August 12th,2020 AIM:

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SYNCHRONOUS TIME/ Wednesday. August 12th,2020 AIM:

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I demonstrate my Use of English skills as well as the writing ones in a story about a rescue.

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Toy Story part 18 - Woody Asks for Help/The Rescue Mission

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https://mobbyt.com/videojuego/educativo/?Id=62589
PIN 62589

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Videojuego educativo de Idiomas: DANGER AND SAFETY VOCABULARY

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Juega, diviértete y aprende. Put the letters in order to make words for safety and danger. Temáticas: Idiomas SAFETY, DANGER, VOCABULARY, ENGLISH

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Verbs followed by Gerund or Infinitive

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Think_level_3 Grammar Presentation 5 FINAL (1)

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Try to work the whole page exercises in class.

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Extended practice: Workbook page 100 Exercises 1 and 2.
Page 103 Vocabulary Exercises 1 and 2.

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Grammar Unit 11

** Verbs followed by gerund or infinitive 1

** Verbs followed by gerund or infinitive 2

*** Verbs followed by gerund or infinitive 3

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The Cambridge Learning Management System (CLMS) is a robust platform that holds course content, materials and administration in one user-friendly online system. It allows teachers to easily manage classes and track their students' progress, highlighting areas of strength and weakness for ongoing performance improvement.

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Next class. Friday. August 14th, 2020. Ss submit their writing( STORY ABOUT A RESCUE) and as well, they are going to have the Use of English III Term, the topics are going to be
Unit 9: Modals of deduction (Present, past) / Should(n't) have. Ss book pages 86-87-89/ Workbook 82-83.
Unit 11: Verbs followed by gerund or Infinitives. Ss book page 104 / Workbook 100.

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SYNCHRONOUS TIME/ Friday. August 14th,2020 AIM:

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SYNCHRONOUS TIME/ Friday. August 14th,2020 AIM:

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I demonstrate my writing skills as well as my Use of English ones in a story about a rescue using a clear structure.

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https://www.englishfun4all.com/wordformation2

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NEGATIVE PREFIXES ADJECTIVES EnglishFun4All online game

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Free online game to practice word formation. Choose the correct prefixes to form negative adjectives. Play and learn. Make it Fun 4 All.

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PRESENTATION: Verbs followed by gerund or Infinitive:

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PRESENTATION: Verbs followed by gerund or Infinitive:

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https://www.eslgamesplus.com/ing-gerunds-infinitive-spin/

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PRACTICE: Review about the topics for the exam:

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PRACTICE: Review about the topics for the exam:

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https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b2/speculation-deduction/

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Modal verbs of speculation and deduction

Must

We use must + infinitive for obligation and strong recommendation, but also to say that we are quite sure that something is true.

We use must be + - ing with dynamic verbs to say that we are quite sure that something is happening now.

We use must have + past participle or must have been + -ing to say that we are quite sure that something was true or happened in the past.

Can't

We can use can't + infinitive to say that we are quite sure that something is NOT true.

We use can't be + - ing to say that we are quite sure that something is NOT happening now.

We use can't/couldn't have + past participle or can't have been + -ing to say that we are quite sure that something did NOT happen or was NOT true in the past.

Note that for negative deduction we use can't and NOT

Could/might/may

We can use could/might/may + infinitive to say that it's possible that something is true (but we are not sure).

We use could/might/may be + - ing to say that we are quite it's possible that something is happening now (but we are not sure).

We can use could/might/may have + past participle or might/may have been + -ing to say that it's possible that something was true or happened in the past.

We can use could have + past participle to say that something was possible in the past but did not happen.

Note that we use might not or may not (NOT ) to talk about a negative possibility.

Should/ought to

We use should/ ought to + infinitive to talk about a situation that we expect to happen (present or future).

We use should have/ ought to have + past participle to talk about a situation expected to happen in the past. We can also use this form to express criticism.

Expressions for speculation

Bound/sure

Bound and sure are adjectives that are used to say that we are quite sure that something will be true or happen. We use them in the structure be bound/sure + to-infinitive.

Likely/unlikely

Likely and unlikely are adjectives. If something is likely to happen it means that it will probably happen or that it is expected to happen. If something is unlikely to happen it means that it probably won't happen. We can use these two adjectives in two ways.

It is likely/unlikely that + clause

Subject + be likely/unlikely + to + infinitive

Definitely/probably

Definitely and probably go before the main verb and after the auxiliary verb (if there is one) in (+) sentences.

You' get the job. Nobody's got your qualifications and experience.

And they go before the auxiliary verb in (-) sentences.

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Speculation and deduction - modal verbs and expressions - Test-English

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Expressing speculation and deduction. Advanced English grammar exercises. Modal verbs, adjectives and adverbs used to express speculation and deduction.

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PRODUCTION: Ss answer the test program on Moodle. They will submit the writing and answer the test based on:
Unit 9: Modals of deduction (Present and Past) / Should (n't) have.
Unit 11: Verbs followed by gerund or infinitive.

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Ss answer the next exit ticket:
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