3rd Period

Well Winter vacations are coming and I want to share with you the things that I learned in this period.

You can see in the picure the seasons which ones are:

Spring

Summer

Fall or Autumn

&

Winter...

I like more winter because is when my family get together, and we eat a lot of food, I get more fat. In winter I put up christmas decorations, and I spend most of time with my grandparents.

But I also like Summer because I love swimming in the beach, and some cute guys come to visit Los Cabos, so the beach is infested of handsome guys *-*.

And I love to watch little birds come out from their nest, and when the flowers start to grow at my grandma's garden, that happens at spring.

And in Fall all the green leaves on the trees turns yellow and brown, and after that they start falling and the floor get cover of all of that leaves. 

The Seasons of the year it's like the cycle of the life, you come into the world, you grow, enjoy and then you die... 

-Ravenmaster-        

                -Gymnastics-

-Geography-               

                    -Newspaper-

      -Jogging-                      

      

Second Period

Hello!
Today I'm gonna share with you somethings that we have seen in English Class this second period...

We learned Personal Pronouns which are:

• I
• You
• He
• She
• It
• We
• You
• They

And Possesive Pronouns like...

• My
• Your
• His
• Her
• Its
• Our
• Your
• Their

And we can use the personal and possesive pronouns to talk about Family Bonds, like:

-Grandfather

-Grandmother

-Grandparents

-Uncle

-Aunt

-Mom

-Dad

-Cousin

-Parents

-Father

-Mother

-Daughter

-Son

-Grandaughter

-Grandson

-Children

-Child

-Niece

-Nephew.

And we can use that information in senteces like:

- My uncle's daughter is my mom's niece.

-My brother is my uncle's nephew.

We also learned the third person rule: + "s" or "es".

1st person---I go

2nd person--You go

3rd person--He go

3rd person--She go

3rd person--It go

1st plural----We go

2nd plural---You go

3rd plural---They go

study  | ies

come |  s
o         |  es

sh      | es

ch     | es

x       | es

ss      | es

Time Expressions

  

In -months

    -years

    -the morning

    -the afternoon

    -the evening

On -days of the week / dates

At  -noon

      -night

      -midnight

      -hours

-Daily Routines-

A daily routine is made by the things that you do all the days, for example:

I get up at 6 o´clock in the morning.

First, I take a shower.

Then I get dressed.

After that, I have breakfast with my family.

Then I go to school. classes start at 7 o´clock.

We have lunch in the school at ten twenty.

Classes finish at one twenty.

I get home from school at one thirty.

I do my homework in the afternoon.

Then we have dinner.

After that I watch t.v.

I go to bed at 10 o´clock.

We also learned about work routines; they are like daily routines, but in work routines you talk about what you do in your job.

-Adverbs of frequency-

The adverbs of frequency are: 

-always (100%)

-usually (75%)

-often (50%)

-sometimes (25%)

-rarely/seldom (10%)

-never (0%)

and they tell us how often something happens. They go before the main verb, but after the verb to be.

For example:

• He always take a walk in the evening.
• She often watch cartoons.
• He sometimes goes swimming.
• She is rarely late for dance class.
• He never ask twice.
• They usually goes to bed early.