THE WAYS WE LEARN

THE WAYS WE LEARN

1. Vocabulary

   • Verbs about thinking
     • To believe ( in)
       • Creer en
     • To concentrate (on)
       • Concentrarse en
     • To guess
       • Adivinar
     • To imagine
       • Imaginar
     • To realise
       • Darse cuenta
     • To recognize
       • Reconocer
     • To remenber
       • Recordar
     • To suppose
       • Suponer
     • To think
       • Pensar
     • To wonder
       • Preguntarse a uno mismo
   • School subjects
     • PE (Physical Education
       • Educación física
     • Music
       • Música
     • Maths
       • Matemáticas
     • History
       • Historia
     • ICT ( Information and Communication Technology
       • TIC ( Tecnología de la información y comunicación)
     • Physics
       • Física
     • Science
       • Ciencias
     • Spanish
       • Español
     • Art
       • Arte
     • Biology
       • Biología
     • Chemistry
       • Química
     • Drama
       • Drama
     • Desing and Technology
       • Diseño y Tecnología
     • Geography
       • Geografía
     • English
       • Inglès

2. Grammar

   • Articles
     • a / an
       • means "one" or "a single"
         • I am eating an apple
       • First mention
         • I saw a dog in the park.
       • Descriptions
         • Madrid is a beautifull city
     • The
       • Second mention
         • I saw a dog, the dog was black
       • Specific things
         • The children are in the park
       • Only one thing
         • The moon is bright today
       • Common places
         • We are going to the restaurant
       • Superlatives
         • I'm the tallest in the class
       • Musical instruments
         • My friend plays the guitar
     • no article
       • Meals
         • What time do you have breakfast?
       • Plural contables nouns
         • I don't like cats
       • Year, months, day
         • I don't like Monday
       • Languages, school subjects
         • I don't speak Spanish.
       • Next, last
         • We went to the theatre last Saturday
   • Present perfect
     • subject+verb(to have)+past participle
       • Have you finished your homework?
       • Yes, I have finished my homework
       • No, I haven't finished my homework
   • Present perfect
     • For
       • for + a period of time
         • She has lived here for twenty years
         • I have worked here for a long time
         • They have been at the hotel for a week
     • Since
       • since + a point in time
         • They have been sick since Friday
         • My grandfather has lived in Madrid since 1987
         • Peter has been my friend since I was a child