First Bach. Sciences B: Activities | June 17th, 2021

Activities | June 17th, 2021

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In this blog, you will find the activities that were worked in class.Please, review the content with the links attached to this post. Si usted necesita traducir la información, visite el siguiente sitio web:👉Bing Microsoft Translator

1. We review the vocabulary about Physical Descriptions. We learned the following words related to weight, height, hair type, hair length and facial hair. Check - out the information below.
• To find the meaning, go to: 👉Cambridge Dictionary
• To look at the vocabulary, go to: 👉Physical Descriptions | Vocabulary
2. We answered the following question using at least three word of vocabulary words about Physical Descriptions:
• Which words describe you?
3. We reviewed the vocabulary about How you Can Describe the Way People Look. We also classify the following words: attractive, beautiful, good – looking, handsome and pretty in a box where the words are used for a man, for a woman or for women and men.
4. We read and practice a conversation using vocabulary words of Physical Descriptions and How the Way People Look. Check - out the information below.
• To find the meaning, go to: 👉Cambridge Dictionary
• To look at the vocabulary, go to: 👉The Way People Look | Vocabulary
5. We studied the Simple Present Form: Be + Adjective and Have+ Object with some examples using the vocabulary of Physical Description. Check out the information below:
• To look at the grammar information of Simple Present Form, go to: 👉Simple Present Form: Be + Adjective | Have + Object
6. We practice what we learned about the Simple Present Form: Be + Adjective and Have+ Object in the following Google Form: (Describe the Way People Look | Adjective + Object L2). To resolve the form, log in with your Institutional email (ueffya.org)
• To resolve the Google Form, go to: 👉Describe The Way People Look | Adjective + Object L2
7. We complete some sentences with the correct form of the verb: BE and HAVE have using the Simple Present Form. To resolve the form, log in with your Institutional email (ueffya.org)
• To resolve the Google Form, go to: 👉Describe The Way People Look | Be/Have L2
8. We look at and describe a picture about people, their weight, height, and hair. Also, as a task, you must send two sentences describing at least two persons of the image. Your responses should be sent by email to: jrivas@ueffya.org Please, check the picture below.
9. We read an application for an ID card about life skills. Then, as a task, you have to answer the following questions about the information of the identification card.
• What is Robert’s full name?
• What is Robert’s Social Security number?
• When was Robert born?
• Where was he born?
• How tall is Robert?
• How much does he weight?
• What color are his eyes?
• What is Robert’s residence address?
10. We learned a new vocabulary to Describe People Personalities. We read the definitions to match them with the right word. Some of these words are Bossy, Cheerful, Laid – back, Moody, Outgoing, Shy, Sweet, Talkative
• To find the meaning, go to: 👉Cambridge Dictionary
11. Finally, study the verbs of 5'th Week_June 07th - 11th, 2021. Check out the link below.
• Learning 20'st Verbs | 5'th Week_June 07th - 11th, 2021
  
12. We learned about two important words: But & And with sentences in Simple Present Tense. 
• Go to: 👉Simple Present Tense: And | But
13. We practiced some exercises about But & And in the following Google Forms. To resolve the form, log in with your Institutional email (ueffya.org)
• Go to: 👉Simple Present Form: But - And
  
14. We learned about the uses of addition with words too & either in Simple Present. Check - out the information below.
• Go to:👉Additions with and…, too / and… not, either
15. Finally, we practiced some exercises about additions in the following Google Forms. To resolve the form, log in with your Institutional email (ueffya.org)
• Go to:👉Simple Present Form: Additions with and…, too / and… not, either
16. To more practice with sentences in Simple Present:
• Go to: 👉Find Mistakes

If you have any questions, please send an email:

jrivas@ueffya.org