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1 ESO (Unit 2)
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_____ dressed ("vestir-se")
Get
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_______ your room ("ordenar" l'habitació)
Tidy
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Tom and Sam ______ (have/has) a red car.
have
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Translate "camp esportiu" into English.
Sports field.
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What is the difference between "get home" and "go home"?
"Get home" significa arribar a casa, "go home" és anar cap a casa.
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_____ shopping ("anar de compres")
Go
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With verbs ending in -o (example: do), we add -s to the 3rd person. TRUE OR FALSE?
False. We add -es.
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Translate "fer un pastís" into English.
Make a cake.
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What is the name of the PLACE of the picture?
Science lab.
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How do you say "fer manualitats" in English?
Do arts and crafts.
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How do you say "biblioteca" in English?
Library.
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Translate into English: "Ells van al gimnàs NORMALMENT".
They usually go to the gym.
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Create a sentence: Students/never/ hungry / are.
Students are never hungry.
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What is an ICT room?
Sala d'informàtica/tecnologia.
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Make a negative sentence: "Maria reads books in her house".
Maria doesn't read books in her house.
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What is the translation of "have a break"?
Prende's un descans.
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Translate into English: "A Sam li agrada la música pop?" (HINT: it is an interrogative sentence).
Does Sam like pop music?
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Which adverb of frequency indicates that something has been done at 100%?
ALWAYS
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Order the adverbs of frequency from 0% to 100 %: "sometimes", "always", "usually", "never".
Never > sometimes > usually > always.
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Translate into English: "Jo DE VEGADES faig esport a casa".
I sometimes do sport at home.
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How do you say "dutxar-se" in English?
Have a shower.
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_____ photos ("fer fotos")
Take
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Rewrite the sentence using the adverb in brackets: "Sara goes shopping with me. (often)"
Sara often goes shopping with me.
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