MODULE 6
VOCABULARY
SUBTOPIC 1: A busy day SUBTOPIC 2: In the morning, I get up early
Related to daily activities. Related to daily activities: parts of the day and
prepositions.
GET UP: levantarse
MORNING: mañana
BRUSH YOUR TEETH: lavarme los dientes
AFTERNOON: tarde
WORK: trabajar
EVENING: tarde/ noche
STUDY: estudiar
NIGHT: noche
HAVE BREAKFAST: desayunar / LUNCH: almorzar /
DINNER: cenar IN/ AT: en
SUBTOPIC 3: I don't like Mondays
Related to daily activities. You will also learn the days of MONDAY: lunes
the week.
TUESDAY: martes
HAVE A BATH: darse un baño
WEDNESDAY: miércoles
HAVE A SHOWER: ducharse
THURSDAY: jueves
COOK: cocinar
FRIDAY: viernes
WATCH TV: ver TV
SATURDAY: sábado
Days of the week: Pay attention: We write the days of
SUNDAY: domingo
the week with a capital letter.
SUBTOPIC 4: At the weekend
Related to daily activities
MEET FRIENDS: juntarse con amigos
GO DANCING: ir a bailar
SEE A MOVIE: ver una pelicula
GO SHOPPING:ir de compras
DO EXERCISE: hacer ejercicio
ON + DAYS OF THE WEEK
AT THE WEEKEND: los fines de semana
SUBTOPIC 5: Do you stay up late?
Related to daily activities
POST PICTURES ON INSTAGRAM: subir / postear fotos en Instagram
PLAY VIDEO GAMES: jugar videojuegos
CHAT ON THE PHONE: chatear en el celular
READ A BOOK: leer un libro
LISTEN TO MUSIC: escuchar música
SUBTOPIC 6: What do you do in your free time?
Related to daily activities
PLAY SPORTS: hacer deporte
GO FOR A WALK: ir a caminar
GO TO THE PARK: ir al parque
CLEAN THE HOUSE: limpiar la casa
MAKE MY BED: hacer la cama
DO HOMEWORK: hacer tarea
then: después stay home: quedarte en casa headaches: dolores de cabeza
am: por la mañana usually: usualmente social networks: redes sociales
pm: por la tarde/noche bakery: panadería all day: todo el día
after: después every other: todos/as los/as otros/as tonight: esta noche
weekend: fin de semana just: solo same: mismo
afternoons: siestas let me think: dejame pensar until: hasta
healthy: sano/a I guess: creo asked: preguntó
go to sleep: ir a dormir lately: últimamente majority: mayoría
stay: quedarse stay up late: quedarse hasta tarde really?: ¿en serio?
busy: ocupado try: intentar
INTERESTING VOCABULARY
What a pity!: (que lastima) when you’re sad or disappointed about something
I’m afraid: (tengo miedo) means that you are sorry to say something because probably it is not nice
A creature of habit: When you always do the same thing in the same way
Tidy up: means that you put things in order in a neat way
GRAMMAR
SUBTOPIC 1: A busy day
How to make affirmative sentences about daily activities
Simple Present: Affirmative form
1st person “I” and plurals
To talk about your daily activities, you say: I study all morning.
To talk about your family’s, your friends’, your colleagues’ daily activities, you say: They work from 1 pm to 6 pm.
SUBTOPIC 2: In the morning, I get up early
How to make affirmative sentences about daily activities
SUBTOPIC 3: I don't like Mondays
how to make negative sentences about daily activities
Simple Present: Negative form
1st person “I” and plurals
To talk about your daily activities in the negative form, you say: I don’t cook at 7 am
To talk about your family’s, your friends’, your colleagues’ daily activities in the negative form, you say: We don’t work.
They don’t get up early.
SUBTOPIC 4: At the weekend
Practise negative sentences about daily activities
SUBTOPIC 5: Do you stay up late?
Practise how to make interrogative sentences about daily activities
Simple Present: Yes/no questions
1st person “I” and plurals
To ask and answer about your daily activities with yes/no questions, you say:
Do you watch TV?
Yes, I do.
Do you play video games?
No, I don’t.
To ask and answer about your family’s, your friends’, your colleagues’ daily activities with Yes/No questions, you say:
Do you and your family cook?
No, we don’t.
Do your mum and dad do exercise?
Yes, they do.
The basic structure is the following: Do + personal pronoun + verb + complement?
SUBTOPIC 6: What do you do in your free time?
Practise how to make interrogative sentences about daily activities
Simple Present: Wh- questions
1st person “I” and plurals
Remember that to make these questions, you need to add the “wh-” word at the beginning.
When do you have free time?
I have free time on Monday evening.
Why do you always play sports?
Because I like* it.
