Describing events
Live events
Sequence connectors
Listening exercise: A basketball game
Quiz: Describing events
Simple past vs. Present perfect
Differences between past simple and present perfect
Past habits
It's just happened
Writing exercise: Simple past vs. Present perfect.
Quiz: Simple past vs. Present perfect
Prepositions
By preposition
To preposition
Speaking exercise: Prepositions
Quiz: Prepositions
Pronouns
Possessive Forms
Compound pronouns: anyone, anybody, anything y anywhere
Role-play: At the stadium
Quiz: Pronouns
Comparison and preferences
(Not) Same ... as ...
Comparison and preferences
Like... better / more than...
Quiz: Comparison and preferences
State changes and suggestions
Changing situations: present continuous and verbs of state change
Suggestions and offers with "shall"
Listening exercise: Suggestions and offers
Quiz: State changes and suggestions
Quantify and qualify
A bit / A little / A few
Too / Enough
Quiz: Quantify and qualify
Articles
Definite / Indefinite / No Article
Speaking exercise: Articles
Role-play: Grocery shopping
Quiz: Articles
Conclusion
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Person 1: Rachel and the kids are coming for lunch today. We have to prepare something special.
Person 2: Oh! I had forgotten about that. You’re right. What about cooking some seafood? It’s delicious.
Person 1: Yeah! It’s delicious. But it’s not easy to prepare. How about making pasta? It’s easier to cook, and I like it more than seafood.
Person 2: Ok, then. Pasta it is. Shall we go grocery shopping?
Person 1: First, we need a shopping list… We need to buy a few things.
Person 2: Right! We need to buy spaghetti, an onion, some garlic, a little salt, and pepper… (speaking fast)
Person 1: Slow down! You are speaking too fast. (pretending to write)
Person 2: Sorry!
Person 1: (pretending to finish the list) salt and pepper… The tomato sauce! We should buy the canned one!
Person 2: Of course not! Preparing a fresh tomato sauce is not the same as buying one. Fresh tomatoes make a more delicious sauce.
Person 1: Ok! We can buy fresh tomatoes if you insist. But YOU cook the sauce! I don’t cook well enough…
Person 2: No problem. Do you have a big pan? We need a big one. Three people are coming, plus us two…
Person 1: Sure! Like the big one over there?
Person 2: Nice! I’m getting hungry already (hahaha).
Person 1: Me too! I believe we have everything we need on the list. And if not, we can add a few items to the list when we get to the grocery store. Shall we go now?
Person 2: Yes, let’s.
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