Bugs World 6 - Unit 3

“Artic Base Adventure”

WHAT TO STUDY FOR THE TEST?

(LESSON 1, 5 &6) 1. Jobs: electrician, cook, scientist, cleaner, secretary, nurse, engineer, builder,

doctor, pop star, footballer, teacher, singer, designer, pet sitter, vet, news

reporter, pilot.

2. REVISION:

a/an (noun) + JOB

Verb to have got

He/She’s got short / long / curly / straight / dark / fair hair,

blue / brown / … eyes

(LESSON 2) 3. Story resume (AB p. 26, ex. 3-4)

4. Story vocabulary:

Regular Verbs:

Base form Past past participle (translation)

discover –

celebrate –

want -

talk (to) –

help -

need -

discover –

escape –

arrive –

check -

phone –

Bugs World 6 - Unit 3

“Artic Base Adventure”

Irregular Verbs:

Base form Past past participle (translation)

be was - were been (ser o estar)

have had had (tenir / haver)

sell sold sold (vendre)

go went gone (anar)

buy bought bought (comprar)

Adjectives and nouns:

Artic Research Base -

new secret anti-ice formula-

cold places -

a rich and famous scientist -

seaplane -

airport -

bad luck -

a very good plan-

(LESSON 3)

5. Verb TO WANT TO... (Notes)

What do you want to be? I want to be a/an…

What do you want to do? I want to…

What does she/he want to do? She/He wants to…

(LESSON 4 & 5)

6. Third single person SUBJECT + VERB

7. Bilingual Dictionary

8. Speaking test:

- Reading.

- Story resume.

- Speaking in class.

- Talk about “In my free time, on Saturday, I want to....”

(AB. p 28, ex 11)

- Talk about “When I’m older, I want to be ….. because I ….”

(PB. P.27, ex. 13)

Bugs World 6 - Unit 3

“Artic Base Adventure”

… a/an … ®

a / an means “un/una”. It always goes before a singular noun

or substantive.

When the noun starts by consonant you must use a.

When the noun starts by vowel you must use an.

E.g.:

a secretary

a cook

a teacher

a monkey

a pencil

a shop

an engineer

an electrician

an elephant

an ocean

an orange bike

BUT…!!!

An hour (letter h doesn’t sound)

A hot dog (letter h sounds)

A university (letter u sounds like a consonant)

An unusual situation (letter u is a vowel here)

Plural of a/an is some

A cat Some cats

An ocean Some oceans

Negative and interrogative of some is any

Bugs World 6 - Unit 3

“Artic Base Adventure”

To have got (tenir) ®

*Affirmative I have got / I’ve got We have got / We’ve got

You have got / You’ve got You have got / You’ve got

He has got / He’s got

They have got / They’ve got She has got / She’s got

It has got / It’s got

*Questions / Interrogative Have I got…? Have we got…?

Have you got…? Have you got…?

Has he got…?

Have they got…? Has she got…?

Has it got…?

*Negative I haven’t got… We haven’t got…

You haven’t got… You haven’t got…

He hasn’t got…

They haven’t got… She hasn’t got…

It hasn’t got…

Bugs World 6 - Unit 3

“Artic Base Adventure”

To want “voler”

*Affirmative I want We want

You want You want

He wants

They want She wants

It wants

*Questions / Interrogative Do I want …? Do we want …?

Do you want …? Do you want …?

Does he want …?

Do they want …? Does she want …?

Does it want …?

*Negative I don’t want… We don’t want …

You don’t want … You don’t want…

He doesn’t want…

They don’t want … She doesn’t want …

It doesn’t want …