IN/ ON/ AT

IN + MESES DEL AÑO

Ex. In May, in April, in July

ON + días de la semana

Ex. on Monday, on Tuesday, etc.

ON + fecha

Ex. It's on 18th of May.

ON + nombre de una calle.

Ex. On Apple Street.

IN + un lugar

I live in Desamparados.

AT + tiempo.

Ex. I go to school at nine o'clock.

Unit 6. Tick, tock

- What time is it? It's... (¿Qué hora es?)

- What time does the museum open? ¿A qué hora abre el museo?

The museum opens at nine o'clock. (El museo abre a las nueve en punto. ) 

- What time does the restaurant close?¿A qué hora cierra el restaurante?

The restaurant closes  at eight o'clock. (El restaurante cierra a las ocho en punto). 

Half: media

Past: y

quarter: cuarto

to: menos

o'clock: en punto

- It's one o'clock: La una en punto.

- It's four o'clock: Las cuatro en punto.

- It's six o'clock: Las seis en punto.

- It's nine o'clock: Las nueve en punto.

- It's half past one: La una y media.

- It's half past seven: Las siete y media.

- It's half past nine: Las nueve y media.

- It's half past ten: Las diez y media.

- It's a quarter past nine.: Las nueve y cuarto.

- It's a quarter past three.: Las tres y cuarto.

- It's a quarter past four: Las cuatro y cuarto.

- It's a quarter past five.: Las cinco y cuarto.

- It's a quarter to nine.: Las nueve menos cuarto.

- It's a quarter to two.: Las dos menos cuarto.

- It's a quarter to seven.: Las siete menos cuarto.

- It's a quarter to four: Las cuatro menos cuarto.

- What time do you get up on Monday? I get up at eight o'clock.

- What time do you get up on Sunday? I get up at twelve o'clock.

- What time do you get to school? I get to school at nine o'clock.

 

- What time do you go to bed during the week? I go to bed at half past nine.

- What time do you go to bed at the weekend? I go to bed at nine o'clock.

  

- What time is it now? It's twenty past nine.

- What time does the hairdresser's open? The hairdresser's opens at a quarter to nine.

- What time does the hairdresser's close? It closes at half past five. 

 

- What time does the baker's open? It opens at a quarter to eight.

- What time does the baker's close? The baker's closes at half past seven. 

 

- What time does the shoe shop open? The shoe shop opens at nine o'clock.

- What time does the shoe shop close? It closes at half past six. 

 

- What time does the restaurant open? It opens at half past nine.

- What time does the restaurant close? It closes at seven o'clock.

What's the time? from Di Ana

Unit 6 In the kitchen

- peas: guisantes
- carrots: zanahoria
- potatoes: patatas
- sausage: salchicha
- tuna: atún
- pasta: pasta
- rice: arroz
- lentils: lentejas
- sugar: azúcar
- sardine. Sardina
- cherry: cereza
- fruit: fruta
- meat: carne
- fish: pescado
- dairy: lácteo
- vegetable: verdura
- butter: mantequilla

A/AN/SOME/ANY (3º)

• SOME se suele escribir en frases afirmativas y plural.

Ex. There are some tables.

• ANY se suele escribir en frases negativas y preguntas en plural.

Ex. There aren't any tables.
Are there any tables? Yes, there are. /No, there aren't.  

• A/AN (un / una) se utiliza para nombres contables en singular, tanto en afirmativas, negativas y preguntas.
• (a + consonante)
  - There is a table./ There isn't a table./ Is there a table?
•  (an + vocal)
  - There is an orange./ 
  - There isn't an orange.

On the farm (3º)

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Shopping (4º)

On the farm

- I move the sheep: Yo muevo la oveja.

- I feed the chickens: Yo alimento a los pollos.

- I clean the stables: Yo limpio los establos.

- I collect the eggs: Yo recojo los huevos.

- I milk the cows: Yo ordeño las vacas.

- I collect the honey: Yo recojo la miel.