Comparatives and Superlatives

See you soon!

My dear fifth graders,

I’m really grateful for your goodbye party and of course, for all the time we’ve spent together. I’ve had wonderful experiences with you that I’ll never forget. Be sure that students like you are the light of the world.

Being with you these nine months has been absolutely awesome! I’ll miss you a lot.

See you soon! With love,

Cris

P.S.: Keep learning English! It’s funnier than you think, believe me! =)

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Happy Book Day!!

Remember that "A book is a present that you can open again and again", as Garrison Keillor says.

Keep on reading!!

 

Enjoy your holidays as much as you can!!

Story, Song and Tongue Twister UNIT 5 + Vocabulary

Click on the picture and listen to the story:

Now, check your pronunciation and learn more vocabulary about natural disasters. After reading and listening the vocabulary, you can do the activities proposed (review, match up 1, match up 2, etc). Click on the photo below:

Click on the picture and listen to the song My holiday:

Finally, you can listen to the tongue twister if you click on the following image:

Remember! (WHERE & WHAT --> Differencies)

• Where is used to talk about places. It means "dónde". 
• What is used to talk about events and things you do/did. It means "qué".

Months of the year

Click on the photo to review the months of the year:

Like + ING

Remember the rules:

When we have like + verb we must add ING to the verb:



But!! When we have like + noun we do NOT add ing. Look:



These rules can be also applied to the verbs love, enjoy and hate: 
"Sarah loves playing basketball" / "Sarah loves basketball"
"Mathew enjoys reading Ranopla" / "Mathew enjoys books" 
"They hate dancing" / "They hate classical music"

Now, click on the following links and practice:

• Likes and dislikes (add ING to the verbs following LIKE!)
• More exercises to practice
• Complete the gaps according to the chart