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This document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for students to learn about animals. The vocabulary section lists various animals for students to be able to write and pronounce correctly, including albatross, parrot, whale, bat, walrus, bear, swordfish, pet, starfish, goat, octopus, hippo, lobster, kitten, seahorse, rabbit, jellyfish, puppy, shark, cage, and pelican. The grammar section covers using "have got" with different pronouns, comparing animals using adjectives like bigger and faster, and using the superlative form to compare attributes like fattest. Example sentences are provided to demonstrate these structures.
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Unit 2 ACE
- 1. 1 ACE 4 UNIT 2: Super animals Vocabulary El alumno debe saber escribir y pronunciar correctamente el siguiente vocabulario Albatross Parrot Whale Bat Walrus Bear Swordfish Pet Starfish Goat Octopus Hippo Lobster Kitten Sea horse Rabbit Jellyfish Puppy Shark Cage Pelican Jungle Dolphin Fly *Los animales podrán sustituirse por otros de la lista They're/ They are dolphins* What are those? It's / It is a pelican* What's /What is that?
- 2. 2 Grammar El alumno deberá saber utilizar de manera oral y escrita las siguientes estructuras: *Los adjetivos podrán sustituirse por otros de los cuadros TO HAVE GOT I have got You have got He/She/It has got We have got You have got They have got *Los pronombres personales podrán sustituirse por otros Which animal is faster*? A shark is faster than a starfish * Which animal is bigger*? A whale is bigger than a lobster * Have you* got a rabbit? big → bigger small → smaller fast → faster slow → slower long → longer short →shorter scary →scarier friendly → friendlier fat → fattest thin → thinner dark → darkest light → lightest Which animal is the fattest*? The elephant is the fattest* animal. The dolphin has got the lightest skin Yes, I have/I've* got a rabbit. No, I have not/I haven't* got a rabbit.