Let's start the new year ...

How would you finish that sentence? Any ideas?
Bien, pues nosotras tenemos una: mejor que el 2013 y para eso os dejamos lo que debéis repasar si queréis aporbar los exámenes de recuperación. Os recordamos que el examen de recuperación de inglés será el lunes 13 de enero a las 17.30.

1º ESO

Vocabulary: Favourite things, Sports, Family, Adjectives for pets, Daily routines, Free-time activities

Grammar: Subject pronouns, be: present simple, be: questions, Question words, be: wh- questions, this, that, these, those, Possessive adjectives, Possessive ’s, Present simple, Adverbs of frequency, Present simple: questions, love, like , not like, hate + -ing form

Writing: and and but, Write a personal profile, Capital letters, My family, Sequencers, My perfect day

2ºESO

Vocabulary:Formal and informal greetings. Free-time activities. Personality adjectives. Shops and public places. Means of transport. Prepositions of place.

Grammar:To be: present simple, Present simple, Adverbs of frequency,Object pronouns, Love / Like / Don’t like / Hate +  –ing. Present continuous. Present simple vs. Present continuous. Interrogative forms. There is / There are. Have got.

Writing: Writing about someone’s routine. Describing a friend. Writing about your free time activities.

3ºESO

Vocabulary: Fashion, Adjectives, Helping at home, Adventure activities, Adverbs, Types of art

Grammar: like + -ing form, Present simple v. present continuous, Present continuous for future plans, Comparatives and superlatives, What … like?, have to/not have to, have to: questions, can, can’t/mustn’t, not have to, Past simple, there was/there were, Adverbs, Past continuous, Past simple v. past continuous with when/while

Writing: Word order, My views on fashion, The apostrophe, An email, Time connectors, A story

4ºESO

Vocabulary:British and American English, Materials, In the attic, In the village, Holidays and celebrations

Grammar: Present simple vs. present continuous,‘Like’ / ‘enjoy’ / ‘hate’ + –ing., Adverbs of frequency, Question forms. Past simple. Past simple vs. past continuous,.‘Used to’ + infinitive,Question forms,Connectors. Present perfect, For, since, just, already, yet, Present perfect vs. past simple

Writing: Writing about yourself. Writing about a famous person in history. Writing about countries and cultures.