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This document introduces an English I course blog that is separated into five topics: introducing myself, introducing others, my family, daily routines, and leisure time activities. The blog contains grammar topics, videos, audios, flashcards, and games to support learning. It was created by English teaching students to be used in the English I course. The essential course objectives are describing family, activities, routines, and biography information orally and in writing and giving and requesting personal information using common expressions orally and in writing.
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- 1. WELCOME TO ENGLISH I HOME INTRODUCING MYSELF INTRODUCING OTHERS MY FAMILY DAILY ROUTINES LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES Introduction In this blog we have the topics that you must learn during the English I course. The blog is separated in five different topics those are: Introducing myself, introducing others, my family, daily routines and leisure time activities. You click on the topic that you want to learn and you will find in each one the grammar topics, videos, audios, flashcards and games where you can support you learning. This blog was made by English teaching students of the 7th and 8th semester for its usage in the English I course. We hope that you enjoy this blog and learn too much and can support your learning. Word Searcher Calendar
- 2. Remember the class objectives Essential objectives: - Describing aspects related with the family, activities, routines and biography information in contexts and in informal and formal situations, orally or written. - Giving and requesting personal information using basic common expressions in context and in formal and informal situations, orally or written. - Identifying and reporting principal ideas in oral text and written text. Complementary objective: - The student talk about his/her daily life, personal and familiar in a simple and relevant way, making use of linguistic specific structures, vocabulary in context and taking care the elements of pronunciation and intonation. Introductor y audio Videos related to the topics Game: puzzle, crossword, or hang man related with all the topics Warm up in Quizlet