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.