UNIDAD I

In this class, you are going to learn the past simple of the verb to be in affirmative and negative forms. You have to read the handout and do the exercises to hand in.

In this worksheet, you'll keep on practising the affimative form of regular verbs, questions with the verb To be in past and you are going to start practising the negative form.

In this worksheet, you'll work with regular verbs in past in an integrated way, that is to say, you'll work with the three forms (positive-negative and question) altogether. 

In this worksheet, you are going to practise the simple past in the three forms (affirmative-negative and interrogative) with regular and irregular verbs. Also, you are going to revise vocabulary connected with forensics and structures we learnt last year.  

In this handout, you are going to put in practice the difference between stative and active verbs and how to use them accordingly; sometimes in different ways depending on the context.

En esta worksheet van a hacer ejercicios para practicar los usos de "used to", "would" y el pasado simple.

En esta worksheet seguirán practicando hábitos y estados en el pasado. En la misma leerán un texto corto acerca de la ciencia forense en el pasado; los métodos y herramientas utilizados en la investigación previos al avance de la ciencia.

Today, you are going to learn about Mathieu Orfila, an important doctor, chemist, and forensic scientist. He helped develop modern toxicology and used science to solve crimes. 

First, you will read a short biography about his life. Then, you will complete different activities to practise reading comprehension, forensic science vocabulary, and the Simple Past. Pay attention to the past tense verbs and the new words in the text!