Week 4

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Extinct animals ENGLISH 1 Week 4
This lesson will help you Animals.

to reinforce the topics
learnt during the Can/could.
week 4 To be (past).
Animals
BUS ROUTES
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 2
ROUTE 3
ROUTE 4
ROUTE 5
Animals
I love your farm.

rm.
Which animals s do
you have?? I have dogs,
horses,
ho chickens,
cows
co and rabbits.
Page 1
Animals
Here you have some vocabulary about animals:
Word Translation
Dog Perro
Cat Gato
Mouse Ratón
Fish Pez
Rabbit Conejo
Bird Pájaro
Turtle Tortuga
Her rabbit is so cute. Parrot Loro
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Animals
Word Translation
Cow Vaca
Bull Toro
Horse Caballo
Hen Gallina
Chicken Pollo
Rooster Gallo
Donkey Burro
Pig Cerdo
Sheep Oveja
My pett iis a pig.
M i
Goat Cabra
Turkey Pavo
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Animals
Word Translation
Lion León
Monkey Mono
Snake Serpiente
Tiger Tigre
Elephant Elefante
Giraffe Jirafa
Rhino Rinoceronte
Zebra Cebra
Bear Oso
Bat Murciélago
The lion is the king of the jungle.
Crocodile Cocodrilo
Buffalo Búfalo
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Animals
Word Translation
Crab Cangrejo
Dolphin Delfín
Shark Tiburón
Whale Ballena
Octopus Pulpo
Lobster Langosta
Seahorse Caballo de mar
Jellyfish Medusa
Seal Foca
Penguin Pingüino
The dolphins are smart.
Starfish Estrella de mar
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Animals
Here you have some examples:
Word Translation
Fly Mosca
Bee Abeja
Worm Gusano
Spider Araña
Butterfly Mariposa
Ladybug Mariquita
Snail Caracol
Ant Hormiga
Beetle Escarabajo
I hate spiders! Scorpion Escorpión
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Can/
could
BUS ROUTES
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 2
ROUTE 3
ROUTE 4
ROUTE 5
Can/could
Can you play

the violin?
Yes, I can.
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Can/could
Can and could are modal verbs.
Use Example
To express ability or that You can ride a horse.

Can something is possible. It is
used in present. You can’t go with him.
She could sing better.

Could It is the past form of can. I could give you more information.
They couldn’t come yesterday.
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Can/could
In negative form, you can follow this structure:
Subject Can/Could Not Main verb Complement
Alexis can not play tennis.
I can not go with you.
Natalie could not visit her mother.
He could not travel last year.
Tip! Remember: In negative form, you can use can’t

and couldn’t instead of can not or could not.
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Can/could
e dog can
The ca do so e ttricks.
some c s. We can go together to the cinema.
He couldn’t sleep early. He had a

He can’t
can t stop smoking.
p smoking
g. homework.
lot of hom
mework.
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Can/could
To ask questions and give answers, follow this structure:
Questions
Can/Could Subject Main verb Complement + ?
Can he play tennis?
Answers
Short answer Full answer
Positive Yes, he can. Yes, he can play tennis.
Negative No, he can’t. No, he can’t play tennis.
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Can/could
Can we make a party? Can you play the guitar?
Page 12
To be
(past)
BUS ROUTES
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 2
ROUTE 3
ROUTE 4
ROUTE 5
To be (past)
No, I wasn’t.
Were you in
the soccer I was sleeping at
match? home.
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To be (past)
The verb "to be" is used to say something about a person, thing, or state, to show a permanent or temporary quality,
state, job or occupation, and nationality. This is its past form:
Subject Verb to be in past Complement
I was afraid about that quiz.

You were sick all day.
She was so pretty last night.
He was a good student at school.
It was new when I bought it.
We were in the cafeteria.
They were at the beach last month.
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To be (past)
This is the way in which we make negative sentences with the verb “to be” in past:
Word Translation
I was not afraid about that quiz. I wasn’t afraid about that quiz.
You were not sick all day. You weren’t sick all day.
She was not pretty last night. She wasn't pretty last night.
He was not a good student at school. He wasn't a good student at school.
It was not new when I bought it. It wasn’t new when I bought it.
We were not in the cafeteria. We weren't in the cafeteria.
They were not at the beach last month. They weren't at the beach last month.
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To be (past)
I was hungry at lunch. He was bored during the

class.
She wasn’t happy in the party. They were in the casino

after work.
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To be (past)
This is the way in which we make Yes/No questions with the verb “to be” in past:
Verb to be in past Subject Complement
Was I afraid about that quiz?

Were You sick all day?
Was She so pretty last night?
Was He a good student at school?
Was It new when I bought it?
Were We in the cafeteria?
Were They at the beach last month?
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To be (past)
This is the way in which we answer questions with the verb “to be” in past:
Affirmative answers
Yes, I was. Yes, I was afraid about that quiz.
Yes, you were. Yes, you were sick all day.
Negative answers
No, we were not. No, we were not in the cafeteria.
No, they were not. No, they were not at the beach last month.
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To be (past)
Were you at school? Was it a good dog?
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ENGLISH • 1

Week Extinct animals

This lesson will help you Animals.

I love your farm.

Can you play

To express ability or that You can ride a horse.

She could sing better.

Subject Can/Could Not Main verb Complement

Alexis can not play tennis.

I can not go with you.

Natalie could not visit her mother.

He could not travel last year.

Tip! Remember: In negative form, you can use can’t

He couldn’t sleep early. He had a

Can/Could Subject Main verb Complement + ?

Can he play tennis?

Positive Yes, he can. Yes, he can play tennis.

Negative No, he can’t. No, he can’t play tennis.

Can we make a party? Can you play the guitar?

Subject Verb to be in past Complement

I was afraid about that quiz.

I was hungry at lunch. He was bored during the

She wasn’t happy in the party. They were in the casino

Verb to be in past Subject Complement

Was I afraid about that quiz?

Yes, I was. Yes, I was afraid about that quiz.

Yes, you were. Yes, you were sick all day.

No, we were not. No, we were not in the cafeteria.

Here you have some examples:

Were you at school? Was it a good dog?

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