ENGLISH ELEVENTH INOBASOL 2018

IF CONDITIONAL WARM UP Find to regular past simple verbs in the word search S T O P P E D Q Z B S X X G B K L W U G U G T M X W B U A H S L E W U W V J G Q N V W T Z Z D C Q O P E N E D R P H I L Q K L Q E V H I J W E O S K A X D K K E J R D S T R Y R W J Q D H E X E A Z E B H Z Z H X I K D Y M D H W O R R I E D Z E C J D R O P P E D Q B D W C B X D S M I L E ...

                                                                                 PREPOSITION OF TIME We u se:  AT  for the time of day: at  five o`clock   at  11:45              at  midnight           at   lunchtime          at   sunset We use  AT  in these expressions; at   night                                 at   the weekend(s)           at   Christmas     at   Easter        at  present   at  the same time at  the moment Examples:   ...

USED TO WARM UP GRAMMAR                                                                 Mary and Sophia stopped playing with their dolls three  years ago. They do not play with their dolls any more. They used to play every day.             You can use  USED TO  to talk about past habits and situations. Something used to happen: something happened regularly in the past but not longer happens.                       I used to play tennis a lot but I do not play very often now. I used to do something  is past. There is no present form. You cannot say " I use to do "  You also use  USED TO  ... for something that was true but it is not true any mor...

WARM UP Choose four students and apply them the following survey ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY                        Kevin never comes to computer class.      He spends a lot of time with his friends from                                                                      the soccer team. How often do you exercise?               I lift weights every day.                                                            I go jogging about once a week.                   ...

PHRASAL VERBS WARM UP Complete the chart VERB MEANING To locate by search or effort turn To leave a place Look To view with attention or interest To receive or come to have possession check ask GRAMMAR The following words are the most commonly used prepositions below excepting off toward above beneath for on under across beside(s) from onto underneath after between in out until against beyond in front of outside up along but inside over upon among by in spite of past up to around concerning instead of regarding with at  despite into since within because of down like through without before during near throughout with regard to behind except of to with respect to So you can say   put out /  get on...