3. • Greetings and goodbyes
• Alphabet pronunciation
• Personal pronouns
• Numbers
Content
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4. • "I am somebody, I was somebody when I came, I'll
be a better somebody when I leave. I'm powerful
and I am strong. I deserve the education that I get
here. I HAVE THINGS TO DO, PEOPLE TO IMPRESS
AND PLACES TO GO!” by Rita Pierson
• NAME:
• GROUP:
• COURSE:
Inspirational quote
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8. • What’s your name?
• What’s your address?
• What’s your phone
number?
• How old are you?
• How are you?
Key words
• My name is Daniel
• It is Sauces 1 Block 10
• My phone number is
12345678
• I AM 20 years old
• I am fine, thank you.
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10. Personal pronouns
I Yo
You Tú
He Él
She Ella
It Eso (cosa, animal)
We Nosotros
You Ustedes
They Ellos
Singular
Plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
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11. Exercise:
• Maria, Pablo and Luis.
• Kathy, Marcus, Luis and I.
• Andreas, Alf, Marcelo, Juan and you.
• Alice and you.
• You and I
• Miguel and fred.
• A dog
• The dogs
• The kids and you.
• The tables.
• Loly, the cat
• THEY
• WE
• YOU
• YOU
• WE
• THEY
• IT
• THEY
• YOU
• THEY
• IT
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16. Goodbyes
• Goodbye (One of the most formal ways to say goodbye)
• Have a good day. / Have a nice day (To someone that you're not very
close with)
• TAKE CARE (It still a little bit formal)
• BYE (It’s the most common way to say goodbye in English,
informal/casual)
• SEE YOU LATER / SEE YOU TOMORROW (Semiformal, you can use
it almost with anyone)
• TALK TO YOU LATER (When you’re talking with someone on the
phone)
• LATER ( Super informal / commonly used with friends)
• HAVE A GOOD ONE (Means “Have a good day” or “Have a good
week”, it is relax and friendly)
• ALL RIGHT THEN (Not so commonly used, it’s very casual, relaxed)
• Adiós
• Ten un buen día.
• Cuidate
• Adiós (informal)
• Nos vemos luego/
nos vemos
mañana.
• Hablamos luego
• Nos vemos luego
• Ten uno Bueno
• Muy bien
entonces
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18. • Download the word document post in “Activity 1-
Personal pronouns”.
• Fill it out with your details and with the answers you
believe are correct.
• Save it as a pdf document and upload it to the
platform.
Activity in Moodle
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