March Revision 3Y (1)
March Revision 3Y (1)
Ministro de Educación
Centro Complementario de Idiomas Extranjeros N°12 D.E:12
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This booklet belongs to
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FIND SOMEONE WHO
Questions
Do you + (action) ? Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
Have you got ……..? Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.
Can you …..? Yes, I can. No, I can’t.
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likes reading can play a musical
has got a brother. has got three pets.
books. instrument.
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likes playing has got photos of
has got long hair can ride a horse.
football. Lionel Messi.
TRUE FALSE
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Cardinal numbers
1 one 11 eleven 30 thirty
2 two 12 twelve 40 forty
3 three 13 thirteen 50 fifty
4 four 14 fourteen 60 sixty
5 five 15 fifteen 70 seventy
6 six 16 sixteen 80 eighty
7 seven 17 seventeen 90 ninety
8 eight 18 eighteen 100 one hundred
9 nine 19 nineteen 1000 one thousand
10 ten 20 twenty
She is
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ACT IONS
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Find the eighteen actions in the wordsearch!
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DOWN
6. You………… on a chair.
ACROSS
3. You…………………...to a friend.
4. You…………………....to music.
9. You…………………….. Pizza.
10. You………………………football.
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My friends
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1) Look at the pictures. Ask and answer
What is he doing ?
He is swimming .
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VOCABULARY: DAILY ROUTINE
IN THE MORNING
AT IN THE AFTERNOON
MIDDAY
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Look, read and match. Please, use different colours.
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Complete the crossword - MY DAILY ROUTINE DOWN
ACROSS
After school….
Tick and write about you after school.
1I do my homework or I don’t do my homework.
After school… YES NO
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1 do my homework
2 help my mum 3
3 watch TV 4
4 play with friends
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5 read books
6 draw pictures 6
7 listen to music 7
8 work
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-s -es -ies
looks watches cries
2) Write about Mary’s daily routine. Remember to add -S / -ES / -IES / or HAS
She breakfast at
She to school at
FREQUENCY ADEVERBS
2) Put the adverbs in the correct order!
always
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1) Put the sentences in the correct order.
nine goes My mum at usually to bed o’clock .
Read the information. In your notebook, write small paragraphs about the following people.
2. Little sister –
1. Grandfather – Jack Daisy - 4 - draw
87 - walk – run fast – write
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LIKE / DON’T LIKE + ……………..ING
LOVE DON’T LIKE HATE LIKES LIKE HATES DOESN’T LIKE LOVES
Remember!
Affirmative✓ Negative
I I
You You
We We ………………….………………
They They ………
dancing. singing.
She She
He He
It It …………………………………
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2) Write sentences about the things they like or don’t like doing.
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It’s September 1796, in a small country town in Pennsylvania, America. A new baby, John
Chapman, opens his eyes for the first time. He looks out of the window and sees an apple
tree!
When John is a young man, he has a dream. ‘I see a land full of apple trees!’ he says. ‘Nobody is hungry there,
because there are apples for everyone!’ The next morning, John leaves home. His coat is an old coffee sack, and
his hat is a tin pot. He takes with him only a spade and a bag of apple seeds. John walks and walks. ‘Over the
hills and across the plain. Under the sun and through the rain,’ he sings. And all the time, John plants apple seeds.
‘Big trees come from little seeds,’ he says.
At this time, many people in America are moving West. They are
making new towns with shops and houses in them. ‘You need trees
too,’ John tells the people in the new towns. And he plants his apple
seeds there. The town people give him a new name – Johnny
Appleseed! Johnny is a good friend of the Indians, too.
One day, in a small town, John sees a young boy. ‘Here, boy!’ says John. ‘Take these apple seeds and plant them.’
‘Thank you’ says the boy. ‘What’s your name?’ asks John. ‘Abe,’ says the boy. ‘Abraham Lincoln.’ Sometimes, years
later, John goes back to a town or village. The people are always happy to see Johnny Appleseed again. And when
he sees his apple trees, he feels happy too. When Johnny Appleseed is ill, the Indians help him to get well again.
After many long years, John Chapman dies. But in towns and villages all across America, Johnny Appleseed’s
trees are alive today – and many have nice red apples on them now!
◼ Can you name the pictures? Find the words in the story.
◼ Now: Listen to your teacher and answer questions about the story.
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