4th Term
A2.2
A2.2
Debating on hypothetical situations and unlikely events. Giving advices to solve situations.
Can describe imaginary situations and uncertain consequences.
Can ask and answer questions about imaginary consequences.
Can exchange information about uncertain situations.
Can understand other people giving reasons in imaginary situations.
Describing situations where you express likes, desire, necesity and obligation
Can talk about people’s behaviors when expressing obligation.
Can describe people’s needs.
Can talk about classmates’ desires and needs.
Can understand conversations describing prohibitions and desires.
Sharing information about habitual actions in the past, remembering your childhood
Can recall past habits and childhood memories.
Can ask and answer questions about his/her most memorable childhood habits.
Can compare past habits with present behaviours and routines.
Can elicit information from texts describing activities people used to do.
Stating preferences, agreeing and disagreeing with other people's opinions
Can express preferences and similarities when doing different activities.
Can ask and answer questions expressing similarity.
Can agree and disagree with other classmates.
Can express disagreement when speaking about past events.
Asking for and giving information about quantities and comparing measures
Can talk about measurements and quantities.
Can give opinions when describing food or other items.
Can ask classmates about measurements and distance.
Can recognize a considerable amount of vocabulary.
Expressing yourself in a more natural way, with more fluency and expertise
Can describe routines and house chores.
Can ask people about their leisure activities.
Can use a significant variety of expressions related to daily activities and house chores.
Can exchange information about hobbies and free time activities.
Talking about yourself in every day activities, and making emphasis on your own acts
Can express opinions about him/herself and other people.
Can describe his/her classmates lives.
Can ask people about their routines.
Can ask for, make and respond to suggestions.
Interchanging detailed descriptions of different events, and discussing how the actions are done
Can give reasons when describing stories and anecdotes.
Can give details when narrating stories or random situations.
Can ask his/her classmates about events and anecdotes.
Can elicit information from stories and short tales.
Narrating earlier events and asking about someone's past.
Can describe stories and unexpected situations.
Can write a story describing an unexpected result.
Can ask for information about past events.
Can talk about specific details about past progressive situations.