TO BE- PAST TENSE GRAMMAR
CHANT
ACTIVITIES
WRITE THE TEXT USING THE CORRECT VERBS.
NEGATIVE & INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Activity 4
WH QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS
SONG: WHERE WERE YOU YESTERDAY?
WRITE THE PLACES FROM THE BOX BELOW IN EACH DAY OF THE WEEK. THERE IS ONE PLACE FOR EACH DAY. THEN, MAKE QUESTIONS.
EXAMPLE: Were you in the ....... last Monday?
Yes, I was/ No, I wasn´t.
SPOT THE DIFFERENCES IN THESE PICTURES AND MAKE SENTENCES USING : "there was" and "there were".
Example: There was a bird on the tree at three o'clock.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
-Where were you last Monday? I was in the ... last Monday.
-Where were you last Sunday?
-Where were you yesterday?
-Where were you last Friday morning?
-Where were you yesterday at 5 o'clock?
PLACES IN A CITY
FLASHCARDS
ACTIVITIES
TELLING THE TIME ACTIVITIES
IRELAND
. This beautiful island is in the Atlantic Ocean.
- Ireland (Eire in Irish) is also called "The Emerald Isle" because ot its green countryside.
- Dublin is the capital city of Ireland.
- Main monuments in Dublin are: Trinity College, Dublin Castle, St.Patrick´s Cathedral and National Gallery of Ireland.
- Carrauntoohil is the tallest mountain in Ireland (Located in County Kerry and stands at 1,038m)
- On the island there are many lakes and rivers.
- Shannon is the longest river in Ireland (386 km).
- In Ireland there are not any snakes.
- National sports are "Hurling and Gaelic football"
- Music is an important part of Irish life.Typical instruments are: the harp, the bodhran, the fiddle and the whistle.
- March the 17th is St. Patrick Day in Ireland, a national holiday.
- The shamrock and the harp are national symbols.
- Typical food and drink is : Irish stew, leak soup, shellfish, scones and Guinness beer.
- Guinness beer comes from Ireland and was founded in 1759.
- The Island of Ireland has 32 counties (states),
- Over 4.8 million people live in the Republic of Ireland (2018).
- Irish people speak 2 languages: Irish and English.
- The Irish flag has three vertical stripes in green, white and orange. The green represents the older Gaelic people (most of them Catholics). Orange represents the Protestants, and white represents the peace between the two groups.