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:2. Complete with can, can´t, could or couldn´t:
 
 
 
:a. Before Andy came to the USA, she  ______ speak English. Now she  _______ understand everything.
 
:b. Nancy  _______ run twenty miles when she was younger.
 
:c. Brian was so tired last night that he  _______ sleep.
 
:d. We had a great picnic last Sunday, but my friend Bob  _______ come.
 
:e. I  _______ somersault now, but I  _______ when I was two. (somersault = cambalhota)
 
:f. Mary was so busy that she _______ accept the invitation to go out.
 
:g. Joe _______ whistle at all.  Now he _______.
 
:h. Lisa _______ play baseball, but she _______ when she was three.
 
  
 
==Pronunciation==  
 
==Pronunciation==  

Revision as of 10:42, 20 February 2014

Grammar



1. Future Continuous
2. Future Continuous

Pronunciation


Examples
back trap
stamp lap
hat scrap
fat natural
lack bat

Vocabulary

  • To tell - Told
  • To see - saw
  • To know - knew
  • To hold - Held

History

  • King
  • Scepter
  • Crown
  • Throne
  • Queen
  • Prince
  • Princess
  • Noble
  • Peasant
  • Castle
  • Drawbridge
  • Moat
  • Flag
  • Flag pole
  • Knight
  • Visor
  • Hilt
  • Sword
  • Shield
  • Squire, page
  • Armor
  • Lance
  • Halberd
  • Executioner
  • Stockade
  • Gallow
  • Nose
  • Pirate
  • Caveman
  • Club
  • Bow
  • Arrow
  • Quiver
  • Spear
  • Slingshot
  • Weapon


http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/history/

Exercises

1) Look at the photos and answer the questions, the teacher may ask you to write down your answers or to answer orally:

Tewkesbury Medieval Festival 2009 - Fight
a. what are they holding?
b. what are they wearing
c. Describe the whole picture

2) Look at the photo below and create a short text inspired by the picture.

Trakošćan 2007

Slang and Idioms /Phrasal Verbs

1.

Conversation

  1. Do you like to know about old history?
  2. What´s so curious about world history?
  3. Do you know any castle? If so, which one?
  4. What city, that ou know, do you consider to be the most historical? Why?
  5. Do you like to visit historical places?
  6. Are there any historical places where you live? Which one(s)?
  7. If you could go back on time, which personality would like to be in the old world history? Why?
  8. What is/was the role of a king?
  9. Would you like to live in those moments?
  10. Would like to live in a kingdom?

Travel…

1.

Review

1. Grammar:

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.


2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.

That king could be a peasant. / prince / couldn´t
That prince could be a peasant.
That prince couldn´t be a peasant.


a. They need to fix the flag of that castle. / flagpole / drawbridge
b. The knight might be seriously hurt after the war. / pirate / peasant
c. They have to fix their shields. / sword / armor
d. His armor is very damaged. / heavy / visor
e. The king couldn´t talk to the queen. / noble / could
f. The caveman is getting his club. / hunting his lunch / lost in the jungle.
g. Could the king stay out of the castle? / queen / throne


3. Vocabulary

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.


4. Text listening


a. They will open the drawbridge.
b. The pirates are planning to attack their enemies.
c. Nobody can sit on that throne, it´s just for the king!
d. That lost crown might be from the queen.
e. The knight didn´t take care of his shield.
f. His armor was totally damaged after the battle.
g. Flags are reference of a castle.


5. Free exercise


a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.





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