2° D | English study guide by Melissa Luna https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi Add vocabulary and grammar references from unit 6 & 7 en-us 2021-05-31 16:59:45 UTC 2025-12-14 00:10:16 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f917.png Teacher Mel / Instructions mlune8 https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574044972 Add any vocabulary and its definition or translation.
Add grammar references and examples using thay grammar.
Add the language point information you can find.
Illustrate your post-its with pictures or GIFs]]> 2021-05-31 17:02:36 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574044972 Evelyn/VOCABULARY (page 88) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574048481 Breeze- brisa
Drizzle- llovizna
Frost- escarcha
Gale- vendaval
Mist- neblina
Sleet- aguanieve ]]> 2021-05-31 17:04:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574048481 Fernando Huerta/Functional Language (Comparing and contrasting) P,93 https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574050270 It might be (+comparative)...
...is less/more (+adjective) than...
There are (not) as many as...
...get(s) (+comparative) and (+same comparative).
The (+comparative), the (+comparative).
There's never been a (+comparative) way to...
(Noun) is second to none.
You'll not only (+base form), but you'll also (+base form)...
...is the only (+noun) in town with (+noun)...
It may be (+adjective), but it won't be as (+adjective) as...]]> 2021-05-31 17:05:18 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574050270 Valentina/ Comparatives and Superlatives (page 92) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574050537 We use the comparative to compare two people, places, or things, and the superlative to compare a person, place, or thing to more than two others.
Examples:
Comparatives: 
  • My house is bigger than yours.
Superlatives:
  • Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system.
]]> 2021-05-31 17:05:26 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574050537 Diego Segovia/Grammar https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574055055 Future continuos:
Proccess during a future period.
Person+will be+verb in ing+ future period

-I will be studying  this month.
-We will be having normal clases on September

Future perfect:
Expresses the idea that something will occur before another action in the future.
Person+will have+past participle

-We will have finished our proyect by December
-He will have


]]> 2021-05-31 17:07:43 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574055055 Alejandro Garcia/ Functional language P.79 https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574055605 ASKING FOR POINTS OF VIEW: ·What did you all/both think about...?
GIVING YOUR OWN POINT OF VIEW:
·In my view,...
·As far as I am concerned,...
·My view is that...
·To my mind,...
·In my opinion,...
·From my point of view,...
TALKING ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE'S POINTS OF VIEW
·According to...
AGREEING WITH OTHERS
·I couldn't agree more.
·I agree with you entirely/mostly/up to a point.

]]> 2021-05-31 17:08:03 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574055605 Arriaga-Vocabulary (Page 126) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574056152 contracting-contratando
relaxing-relajante
Antagonist-antagonista
strains-Esfuerzo
cramping-calambres
atrophy-atrofia
']]> 2021-05-31 17:08:16 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574056152 Carolina/ Vocabulary page 73. Exercise 4 https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574057861 Exhausting- If something is exhausting, it is very tiring 
Extreme- If something is extreme, it is not ordinary 
Unforgettable- If something is unforgettable, you will always remember it 
Annual- If something is annual, it happens every year ]]> 2021-05-31 17:09:09 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574057861 Olivier/ Grammar https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574060143 Reported questions: 
Reported questions consists of reporting a question, if someone asks you something, then you can say it not as a question, but as a sentence, for example:
Question: 
Where do you live ?
Reported question:
Regina asked me where I live

]]> 2021-05-31 17:10:24 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574060143 Dana/Language Point (page 80) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574061882 One in four students admitted that they listened in secret in bed every night.

Adverb phrases are phrases with two or more words, often a preposition and a noun, that work together as an adverb. ]]> 2021-05-31 17:11:23 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574061882 Evelyn/Grammar (Future Tenses page 89) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574070966 We often use the verbs -think- and -believe- or the adverb -maybe- to express predictions of the future.
EXAMPLES:

-We believe that the hurricane will arrive in the evening.

-Maybe it'll snow tomorrow.

]]> 2021-05-31 17:16:20 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574070966 Valeria/ Language Point (Page 95) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574071711 Future expressions
We use a number of expressions with be to talk about our plans for the future.
-be (just) about to (+ base form): to talk about something that is going to happen very soon
-be likely to (+ base form): to talk about the probability of something happening
-be due to (+ base form): to talk about a scheduled event
EXAMPLE:
As a student of Spanish who is about to take my final tests for Senior Year, ...]]> 2021-05-31 17:16:48 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574071711 Pacheco|Vocabulary-page 129- https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574081505 coal-carbón
steam-vapor
iron-hierro
steel-acero
textile-textil
cotton-algodón]]> 2021-05-31 17:22:23 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574081505 Santiago Flores/ grammar https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574085014 Future continuous and future perfect 
1-the future continuous: Will be + ing 
We use future continuous to talk about actions that will be happening ay certain time un the future.
We often introduce time expressions with at, in, and this time
2-the future perfect: Will have + past participle 
we use the future perfect to talk about actions that will be completed by a certain time un the future  
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We don’t use the words do or did
We don’t use question marks
We use if or whether when we report short questions.
The changes to tense, subject pronouns, and time words are the same as for reported statements ]]> 2021-05-31 17:26:38 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574088979 Dana/Useful Language (page 83) https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574092509 Introduction: My name´s... and... this is..., and we we´ll be your hosts in...
Giving information and opinions:We´re going to tell you about...
Saying goodbye: That´s all for now.]]> 2021-05-31 17:28:24 UTC https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574092509 Santiago Flores https://padlet.com/mlune8/efr6v20pwfmga2vi/wish/1574106925 Speaking strategy / P.93
Tone of voice 
Our tone of voice and intonation tells listeners how we feel about what se are saying. To show we're enthusiastic, we: 
•use a happy tone of voice
•use varied intonation
•stress certain words that wouldn't usually be stressed 

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