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You ____________ English all day yesterday. (STUDY)
You studied English all day yesterday.
She _____ ____________ to my iPod, so she didn't hear the fire alarm. (LISTEN)
She was listening to my iPod, so she didn't hear the fire alarm.
He ______ _________ TV when she called. (WATCH)
He was watching TV when she called.
____________ book: It has the intention to instruct the readers on solving personal problems
SELF-HELP
____________ books: Focus on the relationship and love.
ROMANCE
__________ books: Involve a mysterious death or a crime to be solved
MISTERY
___________ book: scary stories.
HORROR
___________ book is a magazine that contains stories told in pictures.
COMIC
_____________ books contain unrealistic settings. (genre book)
FANTASY
What kind of story do you like? Why?
I like ..... / Because ....
What is the simple past form of the verbs: COOK, HAVE, RIDE, BUY and TAKE.
COOKED, HAD, RODE, BOUGHT and TOOK.
What did you play when you were a child? (dodgeball, hide and seek, tag, fly a kite, marbles, tug of war... )
I played ... / I ...
Pass the sentence to the affirmative form: I didn't sleep late last night.
I slept late last night.
Pass the sentence to the interrogative form: I read a book last month.
Did I read a book last month?
Pass the sentence to the negative form: I did my homework last night.
I didn't do my homework last night.
Pass the sentence to the positive form: I didn't see you at school yesterday.
I saw you at school yesterday.
Pass the sentence to the interrogative form: He drove to school yesterday.
Did he drive to school yesterday?
He __________ (go) to Aslan last Saturday.
He WENT to Aslan last Saturday.
Pass the sentence to the negative form: Jane played basketball last Saturday.
Jane didn't play basketball last Saturday.
Pass the sentence to the negative form: She listened to music all night.
He didn't listen to music all night.
What did you do in your childhood?
I watched cartoons.
What did you do in your childhood?
I organized the bedroom.
What did you do in your childhood?
I played videogames.
What did you do in your childhood?
I played with toys.
What did you do in your childhood?
I ate vegetables.
What did you do in your childhood?
I washed the dishes.
Talk a little bit about your childhood.
In my childhood ...
With a lot of money, I _________ (must / would / should) buy a new car, a big house and a Jet Ski.
would
Waiter: What ________ (must / would / should) you ____________ (eat / drink / see) ? Client: Let me see... juice. Orange juice.
would / drink
Waiter: Good afternoon, Madam. What _________ (must / would / should) you like to order? Client: Hello, well... I __________ (must / would / should) like to eat chicken and salad.
would / would
Complete the sentence: What do you ________ (must/ should/ would) to eat?
would
We ___________ (should / must) wear a uniform at our school.
must
You ____________ (should / must) watch this movie. It's really good.
should
You ___________ (mustn't / should / shouldn't) eat more slowly.
should
You ___________ (must / shouldn't / should) drink so much. It's not good for your health.
shouldn't
To be safe, you ____________ (must / should/ shouldn't) take a lot of cash with you.
shouldn't
You _________ (shouldn't/ should/ must) bring a camera on you trip.
should
You _________(must / mustn't / should) bring your passport to travel to another country.
must
Careers: nurse, psychologist, social worker and veterinarian. What's the field?
Medical.
Careers: accountant, banker, funraiser and manager. What's the field?
Business.
Careers: attorney, judge, lawyer and police officer. What's the field?
Law enforcement.
Talk a little bit about your dreams.
My dreams are ....


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