5th level: 16th February EXAM

Hello everyone!
Remember!! This Friday, we have the exam. We are in unit 2 and it is about there is/there are and countable/uncountable nouns but we have also learnt the SUPERLATIVE adjectives.

For the exam, we have to know:

• NUMBERS (1-999); ORDINAL AND CARDINAL
• VOCABULARY: WATERLIFE 

• GRAMMAR STRUCTURE: There is/There are
• COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.
• SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS.
• USE OF: SOME/ANY/A/AN/-

• GRAMMAR STRUCTURE: Superlative adjectives
• If the adjective is SHORT: THE _____EST
• If the adjective is LONG: THE MOST ________

• GRAMMAR STRUCTURE: Frequency adverbs
• always - siempre
• usually - normalmente
• often - con frecuencia
• sometimes - a veces
• never - nunca
• SUBJECT+ FREQUENCY ADVERB+ VERB

Hola a todos!

Recordad que el viernes tenemos examen. Estamos en la unidad 2 y es sobre: hay/no hay, los nombres contables e incontables y además hemos aprendido también los adjetivos superlativos.

Para este examen, tenemos que sabernos:

• Los números
• Los colores
• El vocabulario de la vida acuática (que tienen en el cuaderno)
• Estructura gramatical: Hay
• nombres contables e incontable.
• nombres singulares y plurales.
• uso de los determinantes indefinidos: algunos/ningunos/algo/nada/un/unos/-

• Estructura gramatical: Adjetivos superlativos
• Estructura gramatical: Adverbios de frecuencia

This is an exercise for your exam:

COUNTABLE NOUN: a slice of bread

UNCOUNTABLE NOUN: bread

Complete with the superlative:

- Whales are the heaviest (heavy) animals in the world.

- Sharks are one of the most dangerous (dangerous) animals in the world.

Complete the sentences using There is/are/some/any:

- There isn't any bamboo around the pond.

-There are some dragonflies over the pond.