Final Exam Presentation 3rd Grade

General Culture

What is the capital of Japan? Tokyo

What is Japan’s traditional food? Sushi

What is Japan’s traditional sport? Sumo

What language is spoken in Japan? Japanese

Where is Japan Located? Asia

What is the capital of Singapore? Singapore City

What language is spoken in Singapore? English

What important event happen in Singapore? Formula 1

Where is Singapore located? Asia

What is the most expensive country in Asia? Singapore

What is the capital of Thailand? Bangkok

What is the name of the most beautiful beaches of Asia? Phi Phi

What are the traditional animals in Thailand? Monkeys and Elephants

What is the name of the Thai King? Maha Vajiralongkorn

Where is Thailand located? Asia

Is the thai food similar to mexican? Yes, it is spicy as mexican food.

Grammar

What is the auxiliar for Simple Present? Do and does

Make two sentences in Simple Present I play soccer. I eat pizza everyday.

Make two questions in Simple Present Do you speak english? Does she like broccoli?

Make two negative sentences with Simple Present I don’t want to go to the supermarket. He doesn’t play videogames.

What is the use of there is and there are? We use there is to count only one thing. We use there are to count two or more things.

Make two examples with there is: There is an Apple. There is an alligator.

Make two questions with there is and there are: Are there any students in the classroom? Are there any pies in the fridge? Is there a pen in the desk? Is there a clock on the wall?

Make two examples with there are: There are many buildings. There are two cellphones on the table.

What is the auxiliar for Simple Past Did

Make two sentences in Simple Past I watched a horror movie. I sang a very nice song.

Make two questions in Simple Past Did you visit your brother? Did you read the novel?

Make two negative sentences in Simple Past I didn’t do my homework. She didn’t cook pozole for us.

What is the use of there was and there were? We use there was to count only one thing (in past). We use there are to count two or more things (in past).

Make two examples with there was: There was a banana. There was a monkey.

Make two questions with there is and there were: Were there any candies in the bowl? Were there shoes in the closet? Was there a pencil on the table? Was there a watch on your hand?

Make two examples with there were: There were many cars. There were two computers on the table.

To make or give a recommendation. When do we use should? To make or give a recommendation.

Make three sentences with should. You should go to see the doctor, You should eat vegetables.

Make 2 sentences in negative with should. You should not drink soda. You should not eat many candies.

Make two questions with should. Should you take medicine? Should I drink wáter?

When do we add an er to the adjectives? When we want to compare two things.

Make two examples using comparatives. Your book is bigger than mine. My sister is shorter than my brother.

When do we use who and where? Who is used to talk about a person. Where is used to talk about a place.

Make two sentences with who. The doctor is the person who gives me medicine. The police is the person who takes care of us.

Make two sentences with where. The schools is the place where I study. The park is the place where I run.

After like, how is the verb? We need to add ING

Make a sentence with like. I like running in the park.

After love, how is the verb? We need to add ING

Make a sentence with love. I love writting letters.

After do not like, how is the verb? We need to add ING

Make a sentence with do not like. I don’t like vegetables.

After hate, how is the verb? We need to add ING

Make a sentence with do not like. I hate doing homework.

Make a sentence with could and could´t When I was a kid I couldn´t write a letter. When I was a baby I could drink a lot of water.

Vocabulary

Headache Dolor de cabeza

Stomachache Dolor de Estomago

Take Medicine Tomar medicamento

Take Vitamins Tomar medicina

Go to the doctor Ir al doctor

Go to the dentist Ir al dentista

Take a pill Tomar una pildora

Brush your teeth Cepillarse los dientes

Happy Feliz

Unhappy Infeliz

Sad Triste

Accepted Accept

Adored Adore

Agreed Agree

Answered Answer

Arrested Arrest

Arrived Arrive

Asked Ask

Believed Believe

Borrowed Borrow

Brused Brush

Called Call

Changed Change

Cleaned Clean

Closed Close

Cooked Cook

Copied Copy

Danced Dance

Died Die

Earned Earn

Entered Enter

Explained Explain

Finished Finish

Followed Follow

Happened Happen

Hated Hate

Helped Help

Invited Invite

Jumped Jump

Killed Kill

Kissed Kiss

Laughed Laugh

Learned Learn

Lied Lie

Liked Like

Listened Listen

Lived Live

Loved Love

Missed Miss

Needed Need

Opened Open

Painted Paint

Played Play

Pulled Pull

Pushed Push

Saved Save

Smoked Smoke

Stayed Stay

Stopped Stop

Studied Study

Talked Talk

Traveled Travel

Waited Wait

Walked Walk

Wanted Want

Worked Work