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ENGLISH VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES NAME:______________________________________ 1º ESO _________ Aquí tenéis todo el vocabulario que tenéis que preparar para el examen de recuperación del primer trimestre. Se celebrará el 26 de enero del 2010. El examen consistirá en varias pruebas de vocabulario= NO INCLUIRÁ GRAMÁTICA. Para preparar todo este vocabulario vais a tener que llevar a cabo varios ejercicios: brother

father

son

grandchildren

mother

nephew

niece

daughter

cousin

uncle

aunt

grandfather

Primero tienes que traducir todas las palabras al castellano o al gallego. Utiliza un diccionario. Además de escribir las palabras varias veces para memorizarlas hay otras actividades muy interesantes que puedes compartir con tu familia y amigos. 1. BINGO Dibuja una tabla en un folio. Luego escoge 12 palabras del apartado que estés estudiando y escribe cada una en una casilla, lo mismo hará la persona o personas que jueguen contigo. Escribe todas las palabras de ese apartado en trozos de papel y úsalos como si fueran las bolas de un bingo. El que complete su cartón antes gana. 2. PAREJAS VERSIÓN 1:

snail Copia cada palabra e ilústrala en una tarjeta. Cuando tengas todo el grupo hecho, barájalas boca abajo e intenta adivinar (por turnos) qué palabra es antes de darle la vuelta. Quien acierta más gana. VERSIÓN 2.

snail

Copia las palabras e ilustraciones de esas palabras en tarjetas diferentes. Ponlas boca abajo en intenta encontrar la pareja por turnos. Quien consiga más parejas gana. 3. THE HANGMAN. El ahorcado es otro juego que puedes utilizar para repasar las palabras de cualquier apartado.

_ _ _ l _ _e n *Se valorará positivamente que el alumno/a presente todo el trabajo realizado, tras las vacaciones (listas de palabras, tarjetas, cartones de bingo…) VOCABULARY PEOPLE actor actress american athlete Mr. Mrs. Ms. PERSONAL INFORMATION address apartment apartment number e-mail address fax number license number name number phone number social security number street telephone number CARDINAL NUMBERS 0 oh (zero) 1 one 2 two 3 three 4 four 5 five 6 six 7 seven 8 eight 9 nine 10 ten ARTICLES a the POSSESIVE ADJETIVES my your PREPOSITIONS from of QUESTION WORDS What

Where SUBJECT PRONOUNS I You VERBS are is am (‘m) EXPRESSIONS Hello. Hi. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too CLASSROOM board book bookshelf bulletin board chair class clock computer desk dictionary english class globe map notebook pen pencil ruler table wall attic HOME basement bathroom bedroom dining room garage kitchen living room yard PLACES AROUND TOWN bank hospital library movie theater

office park post office restaurant social security office supermarket zoo PEOPLE dentist everybody friend friends students teacher ANIMALS monkey

OBJECTS bed car cell phone newspaper telephone book ADJECTIVES absent all different interesting many POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES our ADVERBS even today very yes PREPOSITIONS at except in on CONJUNCTIONS and

SUBJECT PRONOUNS He She It We They OBJECT PRONOUNS me VERBS am (‘m) are (‘re) is (‘s) QUESTION WORDS Which EXPRESSIONS In bed What a shame! EVERY DAY ACTIVITIES cooking drinking eating listening planting playing reading singing sleeping studying swimming teaching watching SCHOOL book cafeteria classroom mathematics PEOPLE family Miss ENTERTAINMENT music radio tv

MEALS breakfast lunch dinner BEVERAGES lemonade milk SPORTS Baseball ANIMALS birds dog GAMES cards INSTRUMENTS guitar piano ADJECTIVES beautiful happy PREPOSITIONS with ARTICLES a ADDITIONAL WORDS beach day flowers shining sun EVERY DAY ACTIVITIES (2) brushing my teeth cleaning doing my exercises doing my homework feeding fixing painting washing SCHOOL homework HOME apartment

room sink windows

AROUND TOWN health club laundromat parking lot THE BODY hair teeth people children neighbors ANIMALS cat ADJECTIVES busy ADVERBS too POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES My His Her Its Our Your Their ADDITIONAL NOUNS bicycle clothes EXPRESSIONS Of course ADJECTIVES big bored cheap difficult easy expensive fat good handsome heavy large little loud married new

noisy old poor pretty quiet rich short single small tall terrible thin ugly young WEATHER cloudy cold cool hot raining snowing sunny warm PEOPLE boss repairperson EVERY DAY ACTIVITIES calling writing (to) VERBS be isn’t aren’t ADDITIONAL NOUNS chapter city clinic food hotel house question santa claus stomach weather MISCELLANEOUS a few about but

here how or other out so this together TIME WORDS Now Soon EXPRESSIONS Dear Mother, For a few days Having a good time Having problems (with) I’m sorry to hear that In fact. Looking out the window Love, Ethel On vacation “raining cats and dogs” See you soon. Tell me about To tell the truth

FAMILY brother mother sister aunt cousin daughter father grandchildren granddaughter grandson husband nephew niece

parents son uncle wife PEOPLE man people

teenagers woman

EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES acting baking crying dancing having dinner laughing making noise riding skateboarding standing taking her photograph talking (about) vacuuming wearing ADJECTIVES angry favorite late sentimental special tired wonderful PREPOSITIONS In front of QUESTION WORDS Who FAMOUS SIGHTS Eiffel Tower White House ADDITIONAL WORDS a lot apartment building argument band bench birthday party clock computer game corner drums music night photograph

picture play popular music rugs sofa wedding cake wedding day wedding gown EXPRESSIONS Getting to know each other Having a big argument Having a wonderful time “the good old days” What a terrible night!