Describing objects

1.- What can you see?

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2.- What are the objects made of?

Put the objects in the correct box.

Books / Bottle / Bowl / Bucket / Envelop / Fork / Hat
Jumper / Knife / Spade / Spoon / Wardrobe

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Can you add other objects to each category?

3.- Look and read. Write yes or no.

4.- Read the text.

Choose the right words and write them in the gaps.

1. once / ago / then

2. at / in / on

3. sooner / late / later

4. all / every / also

5. than / then / that

6. help / helped / helping

7. no / nothing / not

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5.- The future with ‘will’

Subject + Will + Verb

Or

Will + subject + verb (questions)

Examples:

• I will go to the swimming pool on Saturday.
• Tomorrow she won’t go to bed early. (negative)
• Will he play football after work? (question)

Put the sentences into the correct order.

6.- Use of ‘will’

1. We use ‘will’ when we want to talk about a future action but we are not certain it will happen.

Usamos ‘will’ cuando queremos hablar de una acción en el futuro pero no estamos seguros de que ocurrirá.

2. We frequently use ‘will’ with expressions like ‘maybe’ or ‘perhaps’. For example, ‘maybe I will go to the cinema tonight’.

Con frecuencia usamos ‘will’ con expresiones como ‘quizás’ o ‘a lo mejor’. Por ejemplo, ‘a lo mejor iré al cine esta noche’.

Translate the sentences from English to Spanish.

Examples:

• I will go to the swimming pool on Sunday = Iré a la piscina el domingo.
• Tomorrow she won’t go to bed early = Mañana no irá a la cama temprano.
• Will he play football after work? = ¿Jugará al futbol después del trabajo?

7.- Read the diary and write the missing words.

Write one word on each gap.

Thursday 8th March

8.- Listen and choose A, B or C.

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