domingo, 6 de abril de 2014

jueves, 16 de mayo de 2013

Our English world



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPcgM1MnDnI

SIMPLE PAST


This is for you to review the Simple Past in English.





Los verbos regulares en inglés añaden -ed a la base del verbo en el pasado.
In English the regular verbs add -ed to the base of the verb in the past.

work-- worked

Si el verbo acaba en "e" sólo añadimos -d al infinitivo para formar el pasado simple.
If the verbs ends in "e" we only add -d to the base of the verb to form the Simple Past.

invite---- invited
Si el verbo acaba en "y" y está precedida de vocal añadimos -ed al verbo.
If the verbs ends in "y" and this is preceded by a vowel we add -ed to the verb.

play --- played

Si el verbo acaba en "y" y está precedida de consonante cambiamos la "y" por "i" y añadimos -ed.
If the verbs ends in "y" and this is preceded by a consonant then we change "y" for "i" and we add -ed.

study--- studied

viernes, 3 de mayo de 2013

FESTIVITIES

St.George and the dragon. You can watch a video to know this story:



GRAMMAR SECTION

 Rules to learn the comparative and superlative form of the adjectives:

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES    

         POSITIVE           COMPARATIVE            SUPERLATIVE

1.     Add “er”/ “est”

light                      lighter                   the lightest
neat                      neater                             the neatest
fast                       faster                             the fastest

2.     Add “r”/ “st”

wide-                   wider –                          the widest
fine-                      finer-                              the finest
cute                      cuter                              the cutest

3.     Double consonant + “er” / “est”

hot                       hotter                             the hottest
big                        bigger                            the biggest
fat                        fatter                              the fattest

4.     Change “y” for “i” + “er”/ “est”
happy                            happier                           the happiest
silly                      sillier                              the silliest

5.      For long adjectives. MORE + adjective / THE MOST + adjective
modern                 more modern                  the most modern
interesting             more interesting              the most interesting
beautiful                more beautiful                the most beautiful

6.     Irregular
good                    better                             the best
bad                       worse                             the worst