• Review hours
• Reading : «Our vacation» 
• Listening :»Anna´s story «
• Bingo food game
• Speaking: photo

Homework correction:

Speaking: What´s in your fridge? There is a…. There are….

Grammar:

• Countable and uncountable : https://www.anglomaniacy.pl/nouns-countable-uncountable-lesson.htm#introduction
• Countable noun: are nouns tha we can count : car,book,house. Example: one car, two cars, three cars. They have singular and plural forms: a car/cars
• Uncountable nouns: are nouns that we CANNOT count: Example: water, money, honey , pasta, milk etc.We cannot say one money, two moneys. They do not have a plural form.
• Some: We use some in positive sentences (+) before countable plural nouns or uncountable singular nouns,. Example: We cooked some cookies. (+)
• Any: We use any in negative sentences (-)and questions(?) before countable plural nouns or uncountable singular nouns. Example: I don´t have any milk.
• There are a few (2 or three)  there are a lot (10+) there aren´t any (zero) : Activity book, page 25, excercise 1 and 2
• SB page 23, excercise 2
• SB page 25, excercise 1 and 2 
• Activity book, page 24 excercise 2

No homework given.

Grammar: Conditionals explanation + game

Reading: Page 12 (The average UK family) + page 13 exercise 1

Speaking: Average family in Spain