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English basic course1st
This document provides an overview of an English basic course taught by Orquidia Flores. It covers topics like the alphabet, capital and lowercase letters, possessive pronouns, greetings and farewells, introducing oneself and others, the verb "to be", adjectives, numbers, days/months, family words, and a family tree. Questions are provided to check understanding of spelling, possessive pronouns, verb conjugations, and more. Links are included for additional online resources.
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- 2. TOPICS 2 • ALPHABETH • CAPITAL/ LOWER LETTERS A - B - C- D- E- F- G H- I- J - K- L –M -N O- P- Q - R- S- T- U V- W- X- Y- Z • LINK: • https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=EgzHCuzVKb8&t=12s
- 3. QUESTIONS! • CAN • YOUSPELL (YOUR) FIRST NAME? • COULD LAST NAME? • THIS WORD? • • HOW CAN YOU SPELL:-----------------------? • IS GONZALES WITH Z OR S ? 3
- 4. • POSSESIVE PRONOUNS •MY: MI • YOUR: TU • HIS: SU DE ÈL • HER: SU DE ELLA • ITS: SU DE ESTOS (AS) • YOUR: SU DE UDS. • OUR: NUESTROS (AS) • THEIR: SUYO DE ELLOS(AS) 4
- 5. GREETINGS & FAREWEELS 5 •SAY HELLO: • INFORMAL • HI – HOW ARE YOU? • HOW ARE YOU DOING? • WHAT’S NEW? • • GOOD - GREAT – ANGRY- HUNGRY- SAD-HAPPY • AND YOU? Y TU? • FORMAL • GOOD MORNING • GOOD AFTERNOON12:01PM • GOOD EVENING 6:01PM- 12:00PM • GOOD NIGHT:SAY BYE (6:01PM) • HELLO : • MR. • MRS. • MISS • MA’AM • SIR. • HOW DO YOU DO? • AND YOU? Y UD.? • VERY WELL /VERY GOOD/ WORRY.
- 6. GREETINGS & FAREWEELS 6 •SAY BYE • BYE, BYE. • SEE YOU. • BYE • SEE YOU LATER. • FORMAL • GOOD BYE,. • SEE YOU THEN. • KEEP IN TOUCH.
- 7. INTRODUCE MYSELF 7 • INFORMAL •HI, MY FIRST NAME IS • MY LAST NAME IS • MY FULL NAME IS • MY NICK NAME IS • MY NATIONALITY IS • MY ZODIAC SIGN IS • MY MOBILE PHONEIS • MY EMAIL IS • MY OCCUPATION IS • NICE TO MEET YOU • FORMAL • GOOD ( MORNING), MY FIRST NAME IS • MY LAST NAME IS • MY FULL NAME IS • MY NATIONALITY IS • MY ZODIAC SIGN IS • MY MOBILE PHONEIS • MY EMAIL IS • MY OCCUPATION IS • GLAD TO MEET YOU
- 8. INTRODUCE OTHERS • INTRODUCE MYSELF. •INTRODUCE OTHERS (FORMAL & INFORMAL) • NICE TO MEET YOU. (INFORMAL) • GLAD TO MEET YOU (FORMAL) • PLEASED TO MEET YOU(FORMAL) • TOO:TAMBIEN. • INFORMAL • HI, ....................... • HOW ARE YOU? • FINE, GOOD, GREAT, SAD, HAPPY, SICK. • AND YOU? • GREAT. • .................THIS IS MY FRIEND:.,,,.---------- • NICE TO MEET YOU,......... • NICE TO MEET YOU , TOO • NICE MEETING YOU,................ •FORMAL • . HELLO, (MR.)-------- • HOW DO YOU DO? • VERY WELL AND YOU? • VERY WELL. • (MR). -------------- • THIS IS MY BOSS.......... • GLAD TO MEET YOU,(MR.)------------ • GOOD BYE,MR.------------ • GOOD BYE,(MISS)-------- • GLAD MEETING YOU,(MR.)------------- 8
- 9. UNIT 3 VERBTO BE 9 • VERB TO BE. • AM-ARE-IS • ADJECTIVES • Nouns:physical appearance. • Clothes • Colors • Occupations • Numbers: ordinal- cardinal, even and odd • DAYS AND MONTHS • Time • Family • yes/no questions • wh-questions • .
- 10. VERB TO BE;SOY/ESTOY •PRONOUNS `+ V ERB TO BE. • I AM/AM NOT • YOU • WE ARE/ARENOT • THEY • HE • SHE IS/ IS NOT • IT • RULE: ARE YOU? CHANGE I `M • AM Ii change por you `re • CONTRACTIONS • I`M : YO SOY/ESTOY • YOU`RE: TU ERES/ ESTAS • WE`RE: NOSOTROS(AS) SOMOS/ESTAMOS • THEY`RE :ELLOS (AS) ESTAN • HE`S EL/ESTA • SHE`S: ELLA ESTA/ES • IT`S:ESTO/A)) ES •CONTRACTIONS YOU AREN`T WE AREN`T THEY AREN`T HE ISN`T SHE ISN`T IT IS N`T 10
- 11. VERB TO BE;SER/ESTAR •YES/ NO QUESTIONS. • AM I ? • YOU • ARE WE ? • THEY • HE • IS S HE ? • IT • RULE: ARE YOU? CHANGE I `M • AM Ii change por you `re • DEFINED/UNDEFINED ARTICLES • A: UN, UNO, UNA. (CONSONANTS) • A CAT- A DOG • AN: UN,UNO,UNA.(VOWELS) • AN ORANGE, AN APPLE • (X) : PLURALS • ------CATS. .....APPLES •YES/NO QUESTIONS Are you a doctor? Are WE venezuelans? Are THEY students’ IS he a boy? IS she tallP IS the dog black? 11
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- 15. Numbers: cardinal, ordinal,even,odd 15
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- 17. • Family Words •Great-grandfather • Great-grandmother • Great-uncle • Grandfather • Grandmother • Great-aunt • Uncle • Aunt • Father • Mother • Uncle (Husband of Aunt) • Sister • Brother-in-law • Brother family • Sister-in-law • Husband • Wife • Cousin • Cousin’s wife • Cousin • Cousin’s husband • Nephew • Niece • Son • Daughter-in-law • Daughter • Son-in-law • First cousin once removed • Grandson • Granddaughter 17
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