Week 14 ; 14th-18th December

     CLASS 1- 15th December 

KEEP HEALTHY

Objectives : - time linkers 

                   - listening comprehension 

when = cand 

as soon as= de indata ce 

then =apoi 

until = pana cand 

while = in timp ce 

Ex 1/ 46 

1. then 

2. when 

3. while

4.until 

5. as soon as 

ex 2/ 46 

ex 3/ 46 

• While I was walking to school this morning ...I saw two dogs playing / I noticed I had forgotten my notebook . 
• The first thing I did when I arrived at home yesterday ...was to wash my hands / was to check how much homework I had. 
• I had never eaten any ..sushi. until...you cooked me some/ you ordered some.
• As soon as I learnt how to swim , ...I went to the beach / I would take part in swimming competitions. 
• I heard my favourite singer for the first time in ..September . . Then ..,in October , I was at his concert .

Listen and complete the notes :

 1/ 47 

Sam's talk :

What everybody knows : exercise is good for :

-strengthening muscles 

-controlling .....YOUR WEIGHT 

4 things everybody might know about exercise :

1. helps with mental health 

reason : there is a link between lack of ..MOVEMENT ..and depression 

2.strengthens your immune ...SYSTEM

helps you fight colds and other ...INFECTIONS

3. it is good for your ...MEMORY

4. reduces the risk of dying from a . HEART...attack 

   CLASS 2- 16th December 2020

chilly, cloudy

Wednesday 

KEEP HEALTHY

Objective : - reading / listening comprehension 

therefore= din acest motiv/ in consecinta 

ex 1 and  2  from 47

Reading / 48 

cautiously = rezervat / de un optimism moderat 

slope = partie

steep = abrupt

Past perfect continuous 

The past perfect continuous tense (also known as the past perfect progressive tense) shows that an action that started in the past continued up until another time in the past:

 Ex : He had been drinking milk out the carton when Mom walked into the kitchen.

He had been throwing rocks at her window for five minutes before she finally came out on the balcony and said, “Hey, Romeo.”

• The past perfect tense emphasizes the result of an activity in the past; In contrast, the past perfect continuous tense emphasizes the duration of an activity in the past.

Page 49 

ex 2 / 49 

1. I arrived late . They had been waiting for 2 hours . 
2. They had been walking for half an hour before they realized they had left the picnic at the hotel. 

3. Our teacher got very impatient with Thomas because he hadn't been paying attention . 

4. We had been trying to get tickets all afternoon but the match was sold out by noon. 

5. They looked exhausted at the top. How long have they been climbing ?