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Sports Equipmentt

• Tennis.  tennis racket. tennis ball  court  net

• Football.  football. helmet.

• Soccer.   soccer ball.  goal.
• Baseball.   bat.    glove.  base.
• Bowling bowling ball.  pin.  lane.

• Golf. golf ball.  golf clubs.  tee.  hole.

• Skiing. skis.  ski poles.  boots.   goggles.

• Swimming. swimming suit.   goggles.   swimming pool.        

• Volleyball. volleyball.   net.  court.

• Horseback. riding  saddle
• Weight lifting. weights.

• Running.  shoes.  track.
• Cycling.    bicycle (bike).  helmet.
• Skating. skates.
• Hockey. skates.  stick  puck 
• Hiking   hiking boots.  trail.

find words about swimming

haz oraciones simples en presente progresivo con los siguientes verbos.

arise, run, take, drink, swim, love, mop ,sweep, walk, dream

Gerundio o infinitivo… esa es la cuestión. ¿Decimos “I enjoy reading” o “I enjoy to read”? ¿Está bien decir “to swim is fun”? ¿Y por qué a veces usamos ambos?

La verdad es que estas dos formas verbales —el gerundio y el infinitivo — se cruzan todo el tiempo en inglés. A veces se pueden usar las dos, otras veces una es correcta y la otra suena muy extraña o incluso no se debe usar.

En esta lección vamos a entender:

• Cuál es la diferencia entre el gerundio y el infinitivo.
• Por qué algunos verbos aceptan ambos… y otros no.
• Y cómo evitar los errores más comunes.

¡Vamos a dejar de adivinar y empezar a elegir bien!

Name:  ______________________
Date:    ______________________

Understanding "Can" and "Can't"

Can is used to talk about abilities or possibilities.

Can't is the negative form of can.

Examples:

• I can swim.
• She can play the piano.
• They can't speak French.
  Name:  ______________________
  Date:    ______________________

   

  Understanding "Can" and "Can't"

   

  Can is used to talk about abilities or possibilities.

  Can't is the negative form of can.

  Examples:

• I can swim.
• She can play the piano.
• They can't speak French.

Exercise 1 -  Rewrite the sentences using "can" or "can't"

1. I (play / not) _______ the piano.
2. He (speak) _______ three languages.
3. She (cook / not) _______ very well.
4. We (watch) _______ a movie tonight.
5. They (come / not) to the party.
6. John (run / not) very fast.
7. The cat (climb) _______ the tree easily.
8. We (visit / not) the museum on Sundays.

Exercise 2 - Fill in the blanks with "can" or "can't"

1. Maria _______ dance very well.
2. We _______ go to the park today because it's rainy.
3. My brother _______ play the guitar.
4. Elephants _______ fly.
5. I _______ read English books.
6. He _______ drive a car because he is too young.
7. They _______ come to the meeting tomorrow.
8. We _______ see the stars tonight because it’s cloudy.

• Scramble the sentences:

Coming out of my cage
It was only a kiss
And I've been doing just fine
Because I want it all

It started out with a kiss
Gotta, gotta be down
How did it end up like this?
Because I want it all
 

• Select the correct option:

It was only a kiss

Now ____ falling asleep
And ____ calling a cab
While _____ having a smoke                                    she's (3)
And _____ taking a drag                                            he's

Now _____ going to bed                                             is
And my stomach ___ sick                                          they're
And ____ all in my head                                             it's

But ____ touching his chest now
He takes off her dress now
Let me go

Scramble the words:

just/ And/ can't/ I/ look
killing/ It's/ me
And / control/ taking
 

Jealousy
Turning saints into the ______                                    me
Swimming _______ sick lullabies                               sea
Choking on your alibis                                                through
But _____ just the price I pay                                     it's
Destiny is calling ____                                                I'm 
Open up my eager ______                                         eyes
'Cause ____ Mr. Brightside

• Complete with the missing pronoun

I'm coming out of my cage
And I've been doing just fine
Gotta, gotta be down
Because I want ___ all

___ started out with a kiss
How did ___ end up like this?
(___ was only a kiss)
____ was only a kiss
 

• Complete with the correct connector

Now I'm falling asleep
____ she's calling a cab
______ he's having a smoke
____ she's taking a drag

Now they're going to bed
____ my stomach is sick
____ it's all in my head

____ she's touching his chest now
He takes off her dress now
Let me go
 

'Cause I just can't look
It's killing me
And taking control
 

Jealousy
Turning saints into the sea
Swimming through sick lullabies
Choking on your alibis
But it's just the price I pay
Destiny is calling me
Open up my eager eyes
'Cause I'm Mr. Brightside

I never
I never
I never
I never

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb in brackets (past simple, past continuous, would, could, said, or told) to complete the sentences in reported speech.

1.    "I can swim," she said. -> She told me that she could swim.
2.    "I am studying for my exams," he said. -> He said that he was studying for his exams.
3.    "They will arrive tomorrow," she said. -> She told me that they would arrive tomorrow.
4.    "I can speak Spanish," he said. -> He told me that he could speak Spanish.
5.    "I am working on a project," she said. -> She said that she was working on a project.
6.    "He will be here soon," they said. -> They told me that he would be there soon.
7.    "I like chocolate," she said. -> She told me that she liked chocolate.
8.    "They can play the piano," he said. -> He said that they could play the piano.
9.    "I am going to the party," she said. -> She told me that she was going to the party.
10.    "I will call you later," he said. -> He told me that he would call me later.