Unit 2: Our lives

 

Unit 2: Our lives

Everyday vocabulary and structures Vocabulario Jobs (regular verbs): finished school, joined a team, learned to swim, lived in a town, moved to Liverpool, passed a test, started school, studied French, travelled to France, worked as a chef. Jobs (irregular verbs): got a job, got married, grew up, had children, was born, went to university. Culture Día de los Muertos: candle, celebrate, family member, feel close to marigolds, skeletons. Grammar Regular verbs (past and participle are the same form). to live- lived to arrive- arrived to study- studied to start- started to pass- passed to move- joined to join- joined to work- worked to travel- travelled to visit- visited to finish- finished Irregular verbs INF-     Past-     Participle to be- was/were- been to have- had   -    had to do-     did-       done to go-     went-     gone to get-     got-       got to learn- learned- learnt to swim- swam-   swum to grow- grew-     grown Contenidos básicos Everyday Language: What does he/she do? He's / She's a ... When does he/she work? He /She often works (in the evening/at the weekends). What does he/ she wear at work? He/She wears (casual/ formal/...) clothes. What's his/ her job like? It's interesting/ boring/ difficult/ exciting.

Seguimos repasando el vocabulario de unidades anteriores Everyday vocabulary and structures Vocabulario Jobs: artist, chef, computer programmer, doctor, firefighter, pilot, police officer, scientist, vet. Unusual jobs: broken, canal, collect, fishermen, healthy hurt, million, swan. Adjectives: careful, easy, helpful, patient, quick, slow. Grammar Possessive adjectives I- my You-your He- his She- her It- its We- our They- their Adverbs: carefully, easily, patiently, quickly, slowly. Generally, normally, usually, always, never, often, sometimes. Contenidos básicos Everyday Language: What does he/she do? He's / She's a ... When does he/she work? He /She often works (in the evening/at the weekends). What does he/ she wear at work? He/She wears (casual/ formal/...) clothes. What's his/ her job like? It's interesting/ boring/ difficult/ exciting.