EDITH ENGLISH TEACHER

  Collocations   Collocations  are combinations of words which are usually used together. Learning  collocations  will make your English sound more natural. For example, it sounds very strange to native speaker to hear make a shower instead of take or have a shower. 1)   I don't fancy   (go) out tonight. 2)   She avoided   (tell) him about her plans. 3)   I would like   (come) to the party with you. 4)   He enjoys   (have) a bath in the evening. 5)   She kept   (talk) during the film. 6)   I am learning   (speak) English. 7)   Do you mind   (give) me a hand? 8)   She helped me   (carry) my suitcases. 9)   I've finished   (cook) - come and eat! 10)   He decided   (study) biology. 11)   I dislike   (wait). 12)   He asked   (come) with us. 13)   I promise   (help) you tomorrow. 14)   We discussed   (go) to the cinema, but in th...

ADJECTIVES FINISHED IN ED AND ING There are many adjectives that we have in English that end in  -ED  or  -ING . Yes, that's correct, they are not only endings that we use for verbs! An adjective that ends in  -ING  is used to describe: the  characteristic  of a person, a thing or a situation. An adjective that ends in  -ED  is used to describe: a  feeling  (or how a person feels) or an  emotion . It is used to describe a temporary thing. Since only people (and some animals) have feelings, -ed adjectives cannot be used to describe an object or situation. Compare the difference: My girlfriend is  bored . - (My girlfriend feels bored) My girlfriend is  boring . - (My girlfriend is a boring person) You can use these adjectives to describe people or situations but be careful that you are using the correct adjective. For example, there is a big difference in meaning between: I am  confused . - (I don't understand some...

Adverbs of manner.  Creating Tests by Ourselves  Take 20 minutes for creating tsts for your partners you can guide with tese following examples. 1. The past form of feel is: a. fel    b. feelt   c. felt.   d.  feeled. 2. I use ING for the gerund of the verbs. What of these is correct: a. studying      b. studing     c. studieding     d. study 3. Which is true: a. I wento to my relative`s house yesterday b. I did go to    relative`s house yesterday c. I goed  to    relative`s house yesterday 4. The past participle form (p.p) of grew is: a. grew    b. growed    c.grown    d. grewn  5. A  correct negative past senntence is: a. We doesn`t come to the mall two days ago. b.  We didn't come to the mall t wo days ago. c.  We didn't came to the mall t wo days ago. Remember  Be punctual with the time. Pass your classmate`s  ...

TODAY, I AM BETTER THAN YESTERDAY, BECAUSE I WANT  TO BE THE BEST TOMORROW  ADJECTIVES THEY EXPRESS GOOD OR BAD QUALITIES.                                                 ACTIVITY 1 COMPLETE THE CHART CORRECTLY IRREGULAR ADJETIVES  ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 Develop this simple quiz and send me your score to the whatsapp group until  https://quizizz.com/join?gc=379757

ORDINAL NUMBERS  Se usan para darle orden a situaciones, objetos o personas. Generalmente cuando se están haciendo listados de cosas o        narrando una serie de eventos, nos dan la idea de qué va en primer lugar, segundo, tercero, etc., así: Las abreviaciones que tienen estos números corresponden a las dos últimas letras th , ejemplo   los números   1st ,  2nd ,  3rd ,  5th,  9th y  12th , el resto mantienen su forma original de escribirse, pero al final se agrega la abreviación  " -th " . En el caso de los números terminados en 0 como el 20 (twenty), la  " y "  se reemplaza por la combinación de vocales   " ie th ". 1 st  = Fir st 2 nd  = Seco nd 3 rd  = Thi rd 4 th  = Four th 5 th  = Fif th 6 th  = Six th 7 th  = Seven th 8 th  = Eigh th 9 th  = Nin th 10 th  = Ten th   11 th  = Eleven th 12 th   = Twelf th 13 th ...