8. UNIT 01
INTRODUCE YOURSELF
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To remember, know and apply the basic
vocabulary through simple oral and written
exercises in order to communicate their ideas and
feelings.
1.1 Greetings
1.2 Oral Expressions
1.3 Introduce Dialogue
1.4 Vocabulary
1.5 Self-evaluation
9.
10. COMMON EXPRESSIONS
Have a nice day!
How are you?
How are you doing?
I´m fine, thank You.
I am well (fine), thank you
Do you speak Spanish?
Thank you, You are welcome
11. INTRODUCE
DIALOGUE
PAULO- Good morning
LUISA- Hi!
PAULO- What‟s your name?
LUISA- My name's Luisa. And what‟s your name?
PAULO - I'm Paulo.
LUISA - Are you a new student?
PAULO - Yes, I am. I'm from Colombia. Where are you
from?
LUISA - I'm from Ecuador.
PAULO- Nice to meet you.
LUISA- Nice to meet you too.
13. VOCABULARY
Introduction
1. Hello. My name's Pedro. What's your name?
2. Janet.
1. Where are you from Janet?
2. I'm from Guayaquil. Where are you from?
1. I'm from Madrid.
My name is... What's (is) your name ... Where are you from? I'm from... Are
you (Spanish, American, German, etc.)
Hello
1. Hello, Edwin. How are you?
2. Fine, thanks. How are you?
1. I'm fine, thank you.
Goodbye
1. Goodbye, Iván. See you tomorrow!
2. Bye bye, Tony. Have a nice evening.
1. Thanks, you too!
2. Thanks.
Key Vocabulary
Hello... How are you? I'm fine, - OK, - well, thank you Goodbye, - bye bye See
you tomorrow Have a nice evening, - day
14. When you meet a person for the first time , you can ask the following questions.
Prepare your own dialogue
1. What‟s your first name?
(My first name is Juan).
2. What‟s your middle name?
(My middle name is Fernando).
3. What‟s your (last name / family name / surname)?
(My last / family / surname is Gonzalez).
4. What‟s your second last name?
(My second last name is Escobar).
5. What‟s your full name?
(My full name is Juan Fernando Gonzalez Escobar).
6. What‟s your nickname?
(My nickname is Nando).
7. Where are you from?
(I‟m from Quito).
15. 8. What´s your marital status?
(I‟m single / married / divorced / a widow / a widower).
9. What´s your address?
(It‟s 24 – 25 Amazonas Avenue).
10. What‟s your phone number?
(It‟s 296 – 7463).
11. How old are you?
(I am 25 years old).
12. How are you?
(I‟m very well, thanks).
13. What do you do?
(I‟m a student).
14. When is your birthday?
(My birthday is on January 2nd)
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17. UNIT 02
TIME AND DATES
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To give and ask simple information uses the
time and dates in order to classify the
activities according the importance and their
personal value.
2.1 Numbers
2.2 Time
2.3 Months and Days of the Week
2.4 Self-evaluation
18. CARDINALS ORDINALS
1 one 1st first
2 two 2nd second
3 three 3rd third
4 four 4th fourth
5 five 5th fifth
6 six 6th sixth
7 seven 7th seventh
8 eight 8th eighth
9 nine 9th ninth
10 ten 10th tenth
21. Read and complete the phrases
The first president of Ecuador was
_____________________________
The second color in the Ecuadorian flag is_______
The third month of the year is ___________________
The fourth day of the week is ___________________
The fifth letter of the alphabet its _______________
Your first love was _____________________
22. TIME
In English we use
"past" to say times
after the hour until
half past, or 30
minutes past the
hour.
We use "to" to say
times before the
hour from 31
minutes until the full
hour.
In English we use
o'clock only at the
full hour. Example:
It's eight o'clock
We can also just
say the numbers in
groups of two.
Example: It's seven
twenty-five
23.
24. DAYS OF THE WEEK and
MONTHS OF THE YEAR
DAYS MONTHS
Monday (Mon.) January (Jan.)
Tuesday (Tues.) February (Feb.)
Wednesday (Wed.) March (Mar.)
Thursday (Thurs.) April (Apr.)
Friday (Fri.) May (May)
Saturday (Sat.) June (June)
Sunday (Sun.) July (July)
August (Aug.)
. September (Sept.)
October (Oct.)
November (Nov.)
. December (Dec.)
25. Saying dates:
USUAL WRITTEN FORM USUAL SPOKEN FORM
January 1 January first / the first of January
March 2 March second / the second of March
May 3 May third / the third of May
June 4 June fourth / the fourth of June
August 5 August fifth / the fifth of August
October 10 October tenth / the tenth of October
November 27 November twenty-seventh / the twenty- .
seventh of November
26. Practice
Using numbers write the date:
Month / day / year
10 / 31 / 75 = October 31, 1975
4 / 15 / 92 = April 15, 1992
Change the dates into English
1. 6 de Diciembre de 1534 ---------------------------------------
2. 12 de Abril de 1967 ----------------------------------------------
3. 24 de Mayo de 1822 ---------------------------------------------
4. 16 de Noviembre de 1532 -------------------------------------
5. 14 de Febrero de 2008 ------------------------------------------
28. How do you say and write these
dates?
1) 9/3/80 The ninth of March nineteen eighty.
2) 10/2/50 ____________________________
3) 31/5/41 ____________________________
4) 19/8/63 ____________________________
5) 7/7/77 ____________________________
6) 21/9/92 ____________________________
7) 3/6/11 ____________________________
8) 2/11/25 ____________________________
9) 13/1/30 ____________________________
10) 30/10/08 ____________________________
29. UNIT 03
DESCRIBING PEOPLE
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To give simple information through people‟s
descriptions using adjectives in order to
communicate ideas in oral and written way.
3.1 Nouns
3.2 Articles
3.3 Adjectives
3.4 Prepositions
3.5 Self-evaluation
30. WHAT ARE NOUNS?
A noun is a word used to denote a person,
place, thing, or idea.
Person: John, girl, dentist, driver Place:
garden, university, garage. Thing: tire, car,
wheel Idea: liberty, responsibility, intelligence
31.
32. Most nouns have distinctive SINGULAR and
PLURAL forms.
The plural of regular nouns is formed by
adding -s to the singular:
Singular Plural
car cars
pill pills
tablet tablets
33. However, there are many irregular nouns
which do not form the plural in this way:
Singular Plural
man men
child children
sheep sheep
Woman women
Knife knive
Wolf wolves
Person people
34. If the Word ends in 'sh', 'ch', 's', 'x' o 'z', we
add 'es'.
Ex.
one church – two churches
one bus - two buses
one box - two boxes
35. Some nouns end in 'o' we have to add 'es'.
Ex.
one tomato - two tomatoes
one hero - two heroes
one potato - two potatoes
36. If the noun ends in 'consonant + y', normally we
have to change this 'y' into 'i' then we add “es”.
Ex.
one baby - two babies
one party - two parties
one lady - two ladies
37. If the noun ends in 'vowel + y', normally we
add an extra’s’.
Ex.
one day - two days
one boy - two boys
38.
39.
40. THE DEFINITE ARTICLE (THE)
It´s used before singular and plural nouns when
the noun is specific or particular.
The signals that the noun is definite, that it
refers to a particular member of a group.
For example:"The dog that bit me ran away."
Here, we're talking about a specific dog, the
dog that bit me.
41. Complete the sentences
....... President of the United States was elected last
year
The
A
----
London is on ...... River Thames
----
a
the
It's ...... most expensive hotel in town
----
a
the
42. My mother is allergic to ........ cigarette smoke
The
----
a
He never listens to ....... classical music
a
---
the
My flat is on ..... second floor
The
a
an
43. An adjective modifies a noun or
a pronoun by describing,
identifying, or quantifying
words.
An adjective usually precedes
the noun or the pronoun which
it modifies.
47. PREPOSITIONS: IN, ON, AT
A) The preposition IN is used in the following ways:
1. Time: with the names of months, years, seasons,
parts of the day or night.
Examples: in March, in 1967, in the winter, in the
morning,
1. Place: Inside of something (en, dentro de alguna
cosa).
Examples:
IN: in the evening, in July, in 1938, in the summer, in
three weeks.
Virginia is in the United Status.
48. B) The preposition ON is used:
1. Time: with the days of the week, and days of the
month.
Example:
ON : on Monday, on my birthday, on July 16th
, on Friday morning, on the morning of May 3rd
on time.
On Tuesday, on the tenth of March, on March 10
49.
50. C) The preposition AT is used to indicate a
definite time or place.
Time: for hours and minutes, and with noon,
night, midnight.
Examples:
at six o´clock, at ten minutes to two, at half past
five, at noon, at nighmidnight.
Place: for a definite position.
Examples:
AT: at 6.30, at midday, at Christmas, at the
beginning, at the moment.
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52.
53. VERB TO BE
SIMPLE PRESENT TO BE
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To practice the to be verb in present tense in order to build sentences,
questions and give affirmative and negative information in oral and
written way.
4.1 Personal Pronouns
4.2 Verb to be
4.3 Affirmative / Negative Sentences
4.4 Yes/No Questions and Answers
4.5 Self-evaluation
59. Complete the sentences. Use a VERB: am, is, or are. Use a
NOUN: a student or students.
1. We are students.
2. I ________________________.
3. Rita goes to school . She ____________________________
4. Rita and Tom go to school . They _____________________
5. You ( one person ) __________________________________
6. You ( two people ) __________________________________
Put in correct order these sentences
1. I /a/ student/ am. …………………………………………..
2. They/from/are. …………………………………………..
3. She/a /is/beautiful girl. …………………………………………..
4. We/drivers/are. …………………………………………..
5. teacher/He/a /is. …………………………………………..
6. You/ a/are/student. ………………………………………….
60. Complete the conversation . Use I am, you are, he is, she is, it is, we are, or they are.
1. A: How are you?
B: I am wonderful.
2. A: How are you and your wife?
B: grate.
3. A: How is your daughter?
B: happy.
4. A: How is your son?
B: very good.
5. A: How are your mother and father?
B: very nice.
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62.
63. Change the affirmative sentences into negative.
1. Dallas is a state.
Dallas is not a state. It is a city.
2. Ambato is a country.
___________________________________________________________ .
3. Brazil is small.
___________________________________________________________
4. Egypt and China are cities.
___________________________________________________________ .
5. Cuenca and Machachi are in Colombia.
___________________________________________________________ .
6. Cotocollao is a city.
___________________________________________________________ .
7. The sun is cold.
___________________________________________________________ .
8. Toyotas and Fords are airplanes.
___________________________________________________________ .
9. Loja is the capital of Ecuador.
___________________________________________________________ .
10. Cigarettes and alcohol are good for drivers.
64.
65.
66. Match the questions and answers.
1. d Is Peter from Thailand ? a. Yes, she is. she´s in the kitchen with my
. father.
2. _f__ Are Pat and Tom American ? b. Yes, we are. Our teacher´s
wonderful.
3. __h_ Are you Lucy Simone ? c. Yes,he is.
4. _j__ Are you ready ? d. Yes, he is. He´s from Bangkok.
5. ___ Is the doctor in the office ? e. No, we´re students at Kennedy
High School.
6. __a_ Is Mrs. Saris here ? f. No, they´re not. They´re British
7. __g_ Is the TV in the living room ? g. No, it isn´t. it´s in the bedroom.
8. c___ Is John married ? h. No, I´m Anna Sánchez.
9. _i__ Is the book good ? i. Yes, it is. It´s very interesting.
10. _e_ Are you students at King High school? j. No, I´m not. Please wait a minute.
67. Read the paragraph about Pepita Jimenez then write a
paragraph according to your real life.
Hi, my name is Pepita Jimenez. I'm from Cuenca.
I am 37 years old. I am a taxi driver. I am married.
My husband´s name is Luis. We have two children.
Their names are Marco and Sofia. I like to drive my car and listen
to music. I love my children my husband and my cab.
Nice to meet you.
Hello my name is ..………………………….………………………………………
………………………….……………………….………………………………………
…………………….…………………………….………………………………………
……………..…………………………………….………………………………………
………………………………………….…………………………………………………
………………….…………………………………………………………………………
68. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To use the grammatical structure in correct way in
order to identify the daily activities and the
habitual customs in present tense.
5.1 The present progressive
5.2 Grammatical Structure
5.3 Questions and Answers
5.4 Self-evaluation
69. THE PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
The present progressive, made with a form of
be and the – ING form of the main verb,
indicates an action or event which is actually
in progress at this moment but may terminate
at any time.
70. EXAMPLE
I am studying English this year
She is opening the door.
He is using a pencil
71. Complete the present progressive sentences.
Example: I am reading a book.
a. I am jump………..… rope
b. You are listen…..…… the radio.
c. You ……….… watching TV.
d. He ……….… playing the guitar.
e. He is go ………… to the bank.
f. She is drive ……….… a car.
g. She ………… opening the door.
h. It is run………….… in the park.
i. It ……….… eat …..…… soup.
j. We …………..… walk ………… in the class.
k. You are doing the exercises.
l. You …………… dance …….…… now.
m. They are listen ……….… the teacher.
73. Write sentences in present progressive tense. Use
the verbs in the box.
1) ______________________________________________
2) ______________________________________________
3) ______________________________________________
4) ______________________________________________
5) ______________________________________________
6) ______________________________________________
READ WORK PLAY EAT DRIVE
LISTEN
74. Read and underline the present progressive
sentences.
My dad is now in the mechanic, he is talking with
the mechanic about our car. He is fixing the car
because the motor is reheating and the marches
are beginning to damage with a lot of frequency.
Of continuing this way, the life of my father and of their
passengers will be in danger. The mechanic is revising
the car so that my father will continue working without
problems and giving a good service to the passengers
that daily are trusting in my father and his vehicle.
75. SIMPLE PRESENT
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To express their feelings and activities in real time in order to
apply the grammatical structure in oral and written way.
6.1 Simple Present
6.2 Regular Verbs
6.3 Irregular Verbs
6.4 Affirmative Sentences
6.5 Questions and Answers
6.6.Self-evaluation
76. Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action
is repeated or usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a
daily event, a scheduled event or something that often
happens. It can also be something a person often forgets or
usually does not do.
Examples:
I play tennis.
She does not play tennis.
The train leaves every morning at 8 AM.
The train does not leave at 9 AM.
1ª per. singular I work
2ª per. singular you work
3ª per. singular he works she works It works
1ª per. plural we work
2ª per. plural you work
3ª per. plural they work
77. Notes about formation of the 3rd person singular
(he, she, it): If the verb ends in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x or -o,
add -es to the base form: kiss - kisses, finish - finishes,
watch - watches, mix - mixes, go – goes
Examples: Susan goes to school.
She finishes her homework.
If the verb ends in consonant + y change y to i and
add -es: study - studies, copy - copies, try - tries, carry
– carries
Examples: He carries his bag.
He studies the English lesson.