Unit 2. APD. WHERE ARE YOU FROM?





What's your town? How to talk about your town.



DESCRIBING A CITY. LONDON.




 THERE IS / THERE ARE
Resultat d'imatges de there is there are a an some any
 

THERE IS, THERE ARE VIDEO PRACTICE. 

 

1. 



2. MY CITY. 




3. MORE. There is / there are.
 

 
4. 




5. SOME AND ANY. 



 



PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE. 





 WHAT'S YOUR CITY LIKE?  Com és?


COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES. 





Watch the video and do the exercises.









Exercises

1. Comparative and superlative adjectives.

2. Comparative and superlative. Exercises.

3.Conversation. Video transcript.

4. Answers. 


More exercises.

1. Comparatives and Superlatives.

2. Comparatives and Superlatives.

3. Comparatives and superlatives. 



READING

Whales 

Christmas. 





MY TOWN




Read the text and do the exercises. The  suggested answers are at the end.



 We use adjectives to describe people and things. Here is a list of very common adjectives you can use in your descriptions.







Watch the video and learn



exercises.  Adjectives. 

Exercise 1. 


Exercise 2. Identify the adjective in the sentences. 





VOCABULARY. Medical English.


Exercise 1. 

Exercise 2. 

Exercise 3.

 

AKE-HOME MESSAGES FOR YOUR PATIENTS

Providing patients with a visit summary such as the one shown here can help them remember the key points of their visit.












HOW TO TALK TO ELDER PEOPLE.




































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