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    Pre Teens 4: The English Hub 2A - Unit 4

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    Marcus is trying to watch a DVD movie but there is no sound. He finds the movie file on his memory stick but the problem is not resolved. Anna discovers what the issue is. The document also discusses vocabulary words like stick, pad, printer, drive and control. It provides grammar rules for already, yet, and still. Additionally, it covers why some animals have become endangered, threats to mountain gorillas, and what people can do to help protect them. Dian Fossey spent her life studying and protecting mountain gorillas.

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    Pre Teens 4: The English Hub 2A - Unit 4

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    Marcus is trying to watch a DVD movie but there is no sound. He finds the movie file on his memory stick but the problem is not resolved. Anna discovers what the issue is. The document also discusses vocabulary words like stick, pad, printer, drive and control. It provides grammar rules for already, yet, and still. Additionally, it covers why some animals have become endangered, threats to mountain gorillas, and what people can do to help protect them. Dian Fossey spent her life studying and protecting mountain gorillas.

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    Marcus is trying to watch a DVD movie but there is no sound. He finds the movie file on his memory stick but the problem is not resolved. Anna discovers what the issue is. The document also discusses vocabulary words like stick, pad, printer, drive and control. It provides grammar rules for already, yet, and still. Additionally, it covers why some animals have become endangered, threats to mountain gorillas, and what people can do to help protect them. Dian Fossey spent her life studying and protecting mountain gorillas.

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    Pre Teens 4: The English Hub 2A - Unit 4

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    Yelixa Maribel
    Marcus is trying to watch a DVD movie but there is no sound. He finds the movie file on his memory stick but the problem is not resolved. Anna discovers what the issue is. The document also discusses vocabulary words like stick, pad, printer, drive and control. It provides grammar rules for already, yet, and still. Additionally, it covers why some animals have become endangered, threats to mountain gorillas, and what people can do to help protect them. Dian Fossey spent her life studying and protecting mountain gorillas.

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    PRE TEENS 4

    THE ENGLISH HUB 2A – UNIT 4


    A WONDERFUL WORLD

    4.3 The world at you fingertips

    PAGE 54
    VOCABULARY:
    Match. Then, listen and check your answers.
    VOCABULARY:

    stick pad printer

    drive control
    READ:
    Marcus finished the accounts an hour ago.

    He’s trying to watch a DVD.

    Marcus has already checked his external


    hard drive.

    He finds the movie on his memory stick.

    There’s no sound.

    Anna found out what the problema was.


    GRAMMAR: yet,already and still
    RULES:
    ALREADY:
    Use with the Present Perfect Simple in affirmative sentences and it
    goes between have/has and the past participle.

    The boys have already finished their homework.

    Monica has already had lunch.


    GRAMMAR: yet,already and still
    RULES:
    YET:
    Use with the Present Perfect Simple in questions and negative
    sentences

    The boys haven’t finished their homework yet.

    Have the boys finished their homework yet?


    GRAMMAR: yet,already and still
    RULES:
    STILL:
    Use with the present simple or the present progressive to show
    an action hasn’t finished yet.

    She is still eating.

    Erick is still at the bank.


    yet already
    yet

    yet
    still

    already
    yet

    yet
    still
    still

    already
    PRONUNCIATION:
    A WONDERFUL WORLD

    4.4 Animals in danger

    PAGE 56
    VOCABULARY:
    READ:

    T
    F
    F

    T
    1.Why have some animals become endangered?
    Because of hunting and because people destroy their natural
    habits.
    2.Why do hunters kill mountain gorillas?
    For their fur and hands.
    3.What do gorillas eat?
    Leaves, fruit and small animals.
    4.What did Dian Fossey spend her life doing?
    She spent her life studying and protecting the mountain gorilla.
    5.What can people do to help protect the mountain gorillas?
    They can give money and can even adopt a gorilla.
    GRAMMAR: How long?, for, since
    How long + have/has + subject + verb (past participle)
    + complement?
    How long have you been here?
    For + a period of time since + a point in time

    ▪ I’ve been here for one hour.


    ▪ I’ve been here since nine o’clock.
    have you seen
    hasn’t been

    haven’t seen
    has gone

    have you been

    have been

    haven’t eaten
    Z
    R
    Z
    E
    E
    R

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