Dates and ordinal numbers

Parts of the day

Prepositions of time

Web addresses signs

Irregular plurals

Mr - Mrs - Miss - Ms

Plurals

People Song - Jobs

What do you do? or What's your job?

Here is some vocabulary about jobs

In English we normally ask the following questions:

What do you do? or  What’s your job?

And we can answer like this:

I’m a student.     

I’m an office worker.         

I’m unemployed.

Now watch this video:

Days of the week

Here is a cool song about the days of the week by 'The Cure'.
NOTE: Group NB1 20-22 has listened to it in class.

Now watch this other funny video:

Here are the words so you can sing along.

Oh no, no, I never go to work
Oh no, no, I never go to work
Oh no, no, I never go to work
Oh no, no, I never go to work 

 

On Mondays, I never go to work
On Tuesdays, I stay at home
On Wednesdays, I’m never feeling fine
Work is the last thing on my mind
On Thursdays, it’s a holiday!
And Fridays I detest
Oh, it’s much too late on a Saturday
And Sunday is the day of rest 

 

Oh yes, yes, practise trumpet everyday
Oh yes, yes, practise trumpet everyday
Oh yes, yes, practise trumpet everyday
Oh yes, yes, practise trumpet everyday 

Practise Monday
Practise Tuesday
Practise Wednesday

Practise Thursday
And Friday
And I practise all night on Saturday
So on Sundays I play best 

Oh no, no, I never go to work
Oh no, no, I never go to work
Oh no, no, I never go to work
Oh no, no, I never go to work 

On Mondays, I never go to work
On Tuesdays, I stay at home
On Wednesdays, I’m never feeling fine
Work is the last thing on my mind
On Thursdays, it’s a holiday!
And Fridays I detest
Oh, it’s much too late on a Saturday
And Sunday is the day of rest
It’s the day of rest

Colours

This is a typical rainbow. It’s made of different colours: these are the names of the colours in English.
Black   White   Red  Yellow  Blue  Green   Orange   Purple  Brown   Grey  Pink

Colours, like all adjectives, don’t take plurals or gender (feminine or masculine). See these examples:

The Union Jack is red, white and blue.
The German flag is black, red and yellow.
Penguins are black and white.
Aubergines are purple.
Lettuce is green.
Lemons are yellow.
Oranges are orange!

There are different shades of colours, so you can say dark or light to specify.

Now check you know your colours here and try and remember their spelling here

All adjectives, and also colours, go before the noun they modify. Example:

My car is a blue Fiat.    My car is a red Ferrari.   I have a pink house.

Complete these sentences with the right colour

Here you are two videos to practise the colours:

The Rainbow Colors Song.

Colours Song:

Finally, test yourself with this funny puzzle.

Source: EOI Elx

Classroom objects

We are surrounded by multiple objects in our everyday classes. Let’s learn how you say them in English.

Estamos rodeados de objetos que usamos todos los días en clase. Vamos a aprender cómo se dicen en inglés.

When you don’t know a word, we ask..WHAT’S____IN ENGLISH?

Cuando no sepas una palabra, utiliza la pregunta What’s___ in English?

 

 
1 a board
2 a board pen
3 a noticeboard
4 a bag
5 a desk
6 a CD player and CD
7 a pen
8 a pencil sharpener
9 a ruler
10 a pencil
11 a folder
12 a piece of paper
13 a rubber
14 a notebook
15 a dictionary
16 a table
17 a chair
18 a radio

Source: EOI Elx

Classroom language

Time to stop speaking Spanish in class. Pay attention to the following actions and try to speak English in class from now on.
Ya es hora de dejar de hablar español en la clase. Fíjate cómo se dicen las siguientes acciones e intenta hablar en inglés a partir de ahora.
 

Classroom actions from Sara

Source: EOI Elx 

My house, my bedroom

 
Where do you live? What kind of house do you have? Check and listen to the different possibilities here.
How many rooms are there in your house? Check this vocabulary and listen to the words.
A very special part of your house is your bedroom. Check this vocabulary and describe your room. Finally, complete this wonderful book:
How much do you remember? Look at the picture and try to name the different rooms and pieces of furniture you can see:

 

Find the names below in case you couldn’t remember them:

1	The bathroom	2	The garage
3	The bedroom	4	The kitchen
5	The living room	6	The alarm clock
7	The balcony	8	The office
9	The table	10	The corridor
11	The hall	12	The cellar
13	The terrace	14	The toilet
15	Stairs	16	The dining room
17	The picture	18	The attic
19	The roof	20	The chimney

If you feel you need some extra vocabulary to describe furniture in each room of the house, this vocabulary and listen to the words.

Source: EOI Elx