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We started the class with 2 questions: Where do you live? and What's your address? For the last question, remember we say the number first, and then the name of the street: My address is 5 Alamo Street.

Today we continued studying about cities, towns , villages and resorts. We were learning some new adjectives: interesting, boring, exciting, charming, dirty, clean, dangerous, safe, expensive, inexpensive.
Students listened to a recording about several cities and towns: London, Ho Chi Minh, Quebec City, Singapur and 1 more: Do you remember the other one?
They had to note down which city they were hearing about and what it is like. Examplo: Singapur is a clean and safe city. 

What's a dangerous town? Is this town dangerous or safe? Is Leganes a dangerous or a safe town?
 We reviewed the places in the city and played a memory game: students had to put together a picture of a place with a word sign.
The students were practicing answering this type of question:
Where do you buy bread? Where do you buy a table?
Where do you do exercise?
Where do you watch Superman?
Where do you live?
Where do you sleep when you go on vacation?
Where do you wait for the bus?
Where do you get money?
Where do you go dancing?

SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR MARIO (study this carefully), but useful for everybody.
This is the Present Simple, we studied it last term. It is very easy. All the persons are the same, except for the 3rd singular person: I buy, you buy, he/she/it buys, we buy, you buy, they buy.
To make questions, we must put the auxiliary verb do or does for he/she/it. Examples: Do you buy bread in the bakery? Does she live in an apartment building?
As you can see: first you put the auxiliary do or does, next the person: I, you, he/she/it,we,you, they or a name, or a noun like: my brother, my sister, a man, a boy, etc. finally, you put the verb: buy, live, sleep, watch.

Homework
Find out in which country the cities you listened about are:
London is in ....( France, Germany, the UK?)

Make 5 questions like this: Do you buy ice cream in a furniture shop? Use these verbs: buy, live, dance, sleep, have dinner.

          Make 3 questions like this: Does your grandmother live in Leganes? You may use the same verbs as before.