This document provides a study guide for students preparing for an extraordinary exam in English I. It is divided into four units that cover basic vocabulary and grammar structures. The first unit focuses on talking about family and personal information. It includes exercises to complete sentences about family members and their characteristics. The second unit covers asking and answering common questions about personal information using question words. Sample dialogues and exercises to categorize question types are provided. The third unit will cover daily routines and activities. The guide instructs students to use it to practice, self-assess their skills, and familiarize themselves with the exam format. It aims to help students pass the exam through effort and dedication.
This document provides an overview of an English language program called "SENA English Program (SEP): English right here, right now." It includes credits for those who coordinated, directed, and contributed to the program. The introduction explains that the program was developed to meet the needs and expectations of language learners at SENA. It is divided into four units that cover topics like introducing yourself, describing people and daily routines, past experiences and future events. Each unit includes sections for learning vocabulary, grammar structures, reading, writing, listening and interactive activities. The goal is to provide activities to help apprentices improve their English competencies.
, Suarez.
T-E-X-C-A-L-P-A.
3
What is the question used to ask for the spelling of a word?
4
In pairs, practice spelling your names and other words.
En parejas practiquen deletrear sus nombres y otras palabras.
10
Ingles Unid 1.indd 10
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How old are you?
Lesson 3
You will learn to express your age in English.
Aprenderán a expresar su edad en inglés.
Think
1
How
This document outlines a lesson plan for a Spanish class where students will role play a conversation between a US Ambassador and Peruvian dignitary. Students will research cultural aspects of Peru and vocabulary related to travel and politics. They will create a script and poster then perform their dialogue for evaluation. The goal is to improve students' Spanish speaking skills while learning about Peruvian culture and vocabulary in context.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 3 ano vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
This document provides course descriptions for four 21st century professions: Business Administration, Logistics, Mechanical Engineering, and Digital Games. It includes information about course duration, further career development opportunities, and potential places of employment for each profession. It aims to help students choose a career path by outlining relevant details about several in-demand fields.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 2 ano vol 1 2014-2017Diogo Santos
Here are some adjectives formed from the verbs and nouns:
Verbs Adjectives Nouns Adjectives
attract attractive danger dangerous
accept acceptable industry industrial
act active use useful
create creative home homeless
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in parentheses.
a) The film was very __________ (entertain).
b) I didn't find the story very __________ (believe).
c) The characters were quite __________ (develop).
d) The special effects were very __________ (impress).
e) The ending was totally __________ (predict).
3. Match the words with their definitions:
1. Plot ( ) a. The main character
1. This document is an introduction to the That's English coursebook. It provides guidance for students on how to effectively study each unit.
2. It explains the structure of each unit and the different activities, including watching videos, reading texts, language exercises, and production activities.
3. Students are advised to carefully complete all activities in order, consulting dictionaries as needed, and not to worry about making mistakes as practice is important for learning. Repeating videos and exercises is encouraged.
The document discusses different text genres that appear in English exams for major job competitions in Brazil. It explains that these text genres have specific communication functions and are characterized by specific organization, grammar structures and vocabulary. Identifying the genre of a text makes reading them more efficient and helps candidates more easily locate the desired information. The goal of this unit is to teach students to simply and effectively identify the different text genres found in English exams.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 8 série vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
The document is a student workbook for 8th grade English containing lessons, activities, and reading passages about personal narratives and describing an episode from one's life as well as discussing the present and future. The workbook provides learning targets for students and contains exercises involving matching pictures to emotions, identifying text genres, comprehending a diary entry about a first day at a new school, and preparing to write their own personal narrative.
This document provides an overview of an English language program called "SENA English Program (SEP): English right here, right now." It includes credits for those who coordinated, directed, and contributed to the program. The introduction explains that the program was developed to meet the needs and expectations of language learners at SENA. It is divided into four units that cover topics like introducing yourself, describing people and daily routines, past experiences and future events. Each unit includes sections for learning vocabulary, grammar structures, reading, writing, listening and interactive activities. The goal is to provide activities to help apprentices improve their English competencies.
, Suarez.
T-E-X-C-A-L-P-A.
3
What is the question used to ask for the spelling of a word?
4
In pairs, practice spelling your names and other words.
En parejas practiquen deletrear sus nombres y otras palabras.
10
Ingles Unid 1.indd 10
19/04/12 18:13
How old are you?
Lesson 3
You will learn to express your age in English.
Aprenderán a expresar su edad en inglés.
Think
1
How
This document outlines a lesson plan for a Spanish class where students will role play a conversation between a US Ambassador and Peruvian dignitary. Students will research cultural aspects of Peru and vocabulary related to travel and politics. They will create a script and poster then perform their dialogue for evaluation. The goal is to improve students' Spanish speaking skills while learning about Peruvian culture and vocabulary in context.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 3 ano vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
This document provides course descriptions for four 21st century professions: Business Administration, Logistics, Mechanical Engineering, and Digital Games. It includes information about course duration, further career development opportunities, and potential places of employment for each profession. It aims to help students choose a career path by outlining relevant details about several in-demand fields.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 2 ano vol 1 2014-2017Diogo Santos
Here are some adjectives formed from the verbs and nouns:
Verbs Adjectives Nouns Adjectives
attract attractive danger dangerous
accept acceptable industry industrial
act active use useful
create creative home homeless
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in parentheses.
a) The film was very __________ (entertain).
b) I didn't find the story very __________ (believe).
c) The characters were quite __________ (develop).
d) The special effects were very __________ (impress).
e) The ending was totally __________ (predict).
3. Match the words with their definitions:
1. Plot ( ) a. The main character
1. This document is an introduction to the That's English coursebook. It provides guidance for students on how to effectively study each unit.
2. It explains the structure of each unit and the different activities, including watching videos, reading texts, language exercises, and production activities.
3. Students are advised to carefully complete all activities in order, consulting dictionaries as needed, and not to worry about making mistakes as practice is important for learning. Repeating videos and exercises is encouraged.
The document discusses different text genres that appear in English exams for major job competitions in Brazil. It explains that these text genres have specific communication functions and are characterized by specific organization, grammar structures and vocabulary. Identifying the genre of a text makes reading them more efficient and helps candidates more easily locate the desired information. The goal of this unit is to teach students to simply and effectively identify the different text genres found in English exams.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 8 série vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
The document is a student workbook for 8th grade English containing lessons, activities, and reading passages about personal narratives and describing an episode from one's life as well as discussing the present and future. The workbook provides learning targets for students and contains exercises involving matching pictures to emotions, identifying text genres, comprehending a diary entry about a first day at a new school, and preparing to write their own personal narrative.
This document is the introduction to Module 4 of the Spanish language textbook "That's English!".
It provides guidance to students on how to effectively engage with and get the most out of the materials in the module, including watching the TV programs, reading the texts, and doing the exercises. It explains what students should do before, during, and after watching the TV programs and reading the texts. It emphasizes the importance of comprehension, both listening and reading, for language learning.
The introduction outlines the different sections of each unit and encourages students to complete the associated activities to practice their skills and consolidate what they've learned from the materials. It also recommends reviewing the programs by watching them multiple times for increased understanding.
This document provides information about an English language distance learning course called That's English! It lists the authors who developed the course materials, as well as the educational institutions and organizations that collaborated on the project. It also provides publishing details such as the date of publication, ISBN number, and printing information.
This document provides a summary of an English language textbook that is part of Spain's official distance learning program for teaching English. It includes information about the authors and contributors to the project. It also acknowledges collaborations with various organizations and provides publishing details such as the date, publisher, and distributor. The introduction provides guidance to students on how to effectively use the textbook, which combines audio, written texts and exercises to develop English language comprehension and skills. It outlines how to engage with the different components before, during and after viewing associated television programs and audio.
This document provides an introduction to Module 7 of the English language distance learning course "That's English!". It offers guidance to students on how to effectively engage with and get the most out of the course materials. The introduction explains that each unit begins with a page that provides the unit title, objectives and instructions for activities to complete before, during and after watching an accompanying television program. It emphasizes the importance of preparing for the program by reviewing vocabulary and questions in advance. During viewing, students are advised to focus on comprehending conversations while taking notes if needed. Post-viewing activities are designed to check comprehension. The goal is for students to interact with the unit topic based on their own experiences.
This document provides information about an English language textbook called "That's English!". It was created for the official distance learning English language course in Spain. The textbook was authored by Hazel Imbert and Amanda Maris and includes photos, design work and translations by various individuals. It was produced in accordance with environmental standards and published by the Spanish Ministry of Education with support from BBVA, TVE and the BBC. The textbook contains 6 units focused on English functions, structures, vocabulary, pronunciation, study skills and cross-cultural aspects to aid students in learning English.
This document provides an overview of the syllabus for a Spanish 101 introductory course. The course will focus on basic communication skills in Spanish including speaking, listening, reading and writing. Specific topics that will be covered over the semester include introductions, family, shopping, and home descriptions. Evaluation will consist of compositions, oral exams, quizzes and participation. The instructor's contact information and policies on attendance, late work and tutoring are also outlined.
This document provides an introduction to the structure and content of Module 10 of the That's English coursebook. It explains that each unit follows the same basic format, beginning with a video section to develop listening comprehension skills, followed by reading, language study, speaking and writing activities to practice other skills. The introduction emphasizes developing a balanced approach to learning grammar alongside communicative skills. It encourages students to engage actively with all elements of the course and not be afraid of making mistakes. Repeated exposure to language through a variety of interactive tasks is emphasized as the best way to improve English ability.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 2 ano vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
Here are some tips for dealing with stereotypes:
Dear Assistant,
I have a friend who always makes jokes about people from other countries. He thinks it's funny but I don't like it. What should I do?
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 7 série vol 1 2014-2017Diogo Santos
This document provides information about an English language workbook for 7th/8th grade students in São Paulo, Brazil. It includes an introduction from the curriculum team welcoming students and outlining what they will learn. The document then lists the learning targets for the two themes covered in the workbook: Celebrations Around the World and A Day in the Life of. It provides sample activities and passages for students to practice their English skills like reading comprehension, verb conjugation, matching exercises and more.
1afanas eva o_a_saakyan_a_s_testy_po_angliyskomu_yazyku_dlyaMaria Osuhovska
This document is a preface to a book titled "Tests on the Basic English Grammar Course" by O.V. Afanasyeva and A.S. Saakyan. It was published in Moscow in 2014.
The preface explains that the book is intended to help high school students preparing for the Unified State Exam in English, as well as anyone wanting to refresh their knowledge of basic English. It contains grammar and vocabulary exercises to help identify weaknesses and check understanding. Answer keys are provided so readers can self-evaluate.
The preface also notes that the book can be a useful resource for teachers helping students prepare for exams, and that its exercises are designed to complement different English courses,
THE ENGLISH VILLAGE 6 - CUADERNO DE ACTIVIDADESMARIO TAPIA
The document is a workbook for English with 4 units that cover topics like people, extracurricular activities, holidays and past events. Each unit contains 4 lessons with exercises, activities, word searches and other tasks to practice English vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing. The workbook is designed for use in the Chilean Ministry of Education.
This document provides an introduction to the structure and content of the That's English advanced coursebook. It explains that each unit follows the same basic format, beginning with a video section to develop listening comprehension skills, followed by reading, language study, speaking and writing activities. It emphasizes developing all four language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing through engaging tasks and interactive activities. The introduction also provides guidance on how to approach each section for maximum learning and practice of English grammar, vocabulary and real-world language use.
1. Profile students skill-by-skill to make levelling more sophisticated.
2. Consider factors like learning styles, motivation, maturity and aptitude that impact performance.
3. Differentiate instruction by splitting the class into mini-groups with different start/end points, tasks and measures of success.
Guia tercer periodo parte 2 Ingles Segundo Gradostephania07
This document appears to be a teaching guide for a Spanish language school. It contains several lesson plans on topics related to the city, including telling time, having conversations about places in the city, and describing locations. It encourages students to practice expressing these concepts orally and in writing. The lessons include vocabulary building, matching exercises, role plays, and drawing activities. The document stresses caring for the environment and the importance of recycling to protect the city.
Libro de Ingles 3° medio 2014 (hojas de respuesta incluidas)vriper
libro de ingles para los terceros medios de chile de 2014 , para hacerles la tarea mas facil y aqui estan TODAS las hojas de respuesta ( trampeen cabros ;) )
javi te amo <3 :3
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 6 série vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
This document contains information about a textbook for English language learning in the 7th grade of elementary school in São Paulo, Brazil. It includes the learning targets for the volume, which are focused on leisure activities and personal preferences. It also provides sample exercises and texts about entertainment options in cities, as well as grammar focuses on topics like days, months, present tenses.
1. The document provides guidance on writing effective notices, including the proper format. Notices should include key details like the issuer, recipient, topic, required actions, and date.
2. The content should be concise and specific, using simple language to avoid misunderstanding. Notices are formal but should not use harsh tones.
3. Details like the school name, date, time, venue, and responsible person's name and designation should be clear. The body should not exceed 50 words. Students should plan the notice before writing to meet the word limit.
4. Examinations award 2 marks for notice format and 3 marks for content. The proper format includes the school name, heading,
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 8 série vol 1 2014-2017Diogo Santos
The document provides an introduction to an English textbook for 8th grade/9th year students in Brazil, discussing the learning targets covered in the book, which include summarizing different text types, completing biographical forms, researching famous inventors, and working collaboratively. It also lists the names of government education officials in São Paulo and introduces the themes of biographies of remarkable people and famous inventors and their inventions.
The document is an introduction to the second book of worksheets from the website EnglishBanana.com. It provides 70 worksheets for English lessons at intermediate level, covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, spelling and speaking/listening skills. The introduction explains that the first book targeted beginner level students, while this second book is aimed at intermediate or pre-intermediate level students. It encourages users to try out the materials and provide feedback via email.
This document provides information about an English language textbook. It includes copyright information for the original UK edition as well as the American English adaptation. It also lists publishing details and credits for the Ecuadorian edition, including government officials and the Ministry of Education of Ecuador. The introduction to students explains that the goal is to provide English language skills and knowledge to succeed globally, using English as an international language to access information and opportunities.
This document contains sample materials from an English language textbook including worksheets, activities, and audio transcripts. The materials cover topics like free time activities, animals, and using verbs in the present simple tense. The document encourages parents to purchase the full textbook if they want more English practice for their children.
Este manual de inglés presenta los pronombres personales, posesivos y reflexivos, así como los adjetivos posesivos. Incluye ejercicios de selección múltiple para practicar el uso de estos elementos gramaticales. También introduce brevemente los artículos en inglés y sus tipos principales. El objetivo es ayudar a los estudiantes a dominar aspectos básicos de la gramática inglesa de una forma sistemática y práctica.
This document is the introduction to Module 4 of the Spanish language textbook "That's English!".
It provides guidance to students on how to effectively engage with and get the most out of the materials in the module, including watching the TV programs, reading the texts, and doing the exercises. It explains what students should do before, during, and after watching the TV programs and reading the texts. It emphasizes the importance of comprehension, both listening and reading, for language learning.
The introduction outlines the different sections of each unit and encourages students to complete the associated activities to practice their skills and consolidate what they've learned from the materials. It also recommends reviewing the programs by watching them multiple times for increased understanding.
This document provides information about an English language distance learning course called That's English! It lists the authors who developed the course materials, as well as the educational institutions and organizations that collaborated on the project. It also provides publishing details such as the date of publication, ISBN number, and printing information.
This document provides a summary of an English language textbook that is part of Spain's official distance learning program for teaching English. It includes information about the authors and contributors to the project. It also acknowledges collaborations with various organizations and provides publishing details such as the date, publisher, and distributor. The introduction provides guidance to students on how to effectively use the textbook, which combines audio, written texts and exercises to develop English language comprehension and skills. It outlines how to engage with the different components before, during and after viewing associated television programs and audio.
This document provides an introduction to Module 7 of the English language distance learning course "That's English!". It offers guidance to students on how to effectively engage with and get the most out of the course materials. The introduction explains that each unit begins with a page that provides the unit title, objectives and instructions for activities to complete before, during and after watching an accompanying television program. It emphasizes the importance of preparing for the program by reviewing vocabulary and questions in advance. During viewing, students are advised to focus on comprehending conversations while taking notes if needed. Post-viewing activities are designed to check comprehension. The goal is for students to interact with the unit topic based on their own experiences.
This document provides information about an English language textbook called "That's English!". It was created for the official distance learning English language course in Spain. The textbook was authored by Hazel Imbert and Amanda Maris and includes photos, design work and translations by various individuals. It was produced in accordance with environmental standards and published by the Spanish Ministry of Education with support from BBVA, TVE and the BBC. The textbook contains 6 units focused on English functions, structures, vocabulary, pronunciation, study skills and cross-cultural aspects to aid students in learning English.
This document provides an overview of the syllabus for a Spanish 101 introductory course. The course will focus on basic communication skills in Spanish including speaking, listening, reading and writing. Specific topics that will be covered over the semester include introductions, family, shopping, and home descriptions. Evaluation will consist of compositions, oral exams, quizzes and participation. The instructor's contact information and policies on attendance, late work and tutoring are also outlined.
This document provides an introduction to the structure and content of Module 10 of the That's English coursebook. It explains that each unit follows the same basic format, beginning with a video section to develop listening comprehension skills, followed by reading, language study, speaking and writing activities to practice other skills. The introduction emphasizes developing a balanced approach to learning grammar alongside communicative skills. It encourages students to engage actively with all elements of the course and not be afraid of making mistakes. Repeated exposure to language through a variety of interactive tasks is emphasized as the best way to improve English ability.
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 2 ano vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
Here are some tips for dealing with stereotypes:
Dear Assistant,
I have a friend who always makes jokes about people from other countries. He thinks it's funny but I don't like it. What should I do?
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 7 série vol 1 2014-2017Diogo Santos
This document provides information about an English language workbook for 7th/8th grade students in São Paulo, Brazil. It includes an introduction from the curriculum team welcoming students and outlining what they will learn. The document then lists the learning targets for the two themes covered in the workbook: Celebrations Around the World and A Day in the Life of. It provides sample activities and passages for students to practice their English skills like reading comprehension, verb conjugation, matching exercises and more.
1afanas eva o_a_saakyan_a_s_testy_po_angliyskomu_yazyku_dlyaMaria Osuhovska
This document is a preface to a book titled "Tests on the Basic English Grammar Course" by O.V. Afanasyeva and A.S. Saakyan. It was published in Moscow in 2014.
The preface explains that the book is intended to help high school students preparing for the Unified State Exam in English, as well as anyone wanting to refresh their knowledge of basic English. It contains grammar and vocabulary exercises to help identify weaknesses and check understanding. Answer keys are provided so readers can self-evaluate.
The preface also notes that the book can be a useful resource for teachers helping students prepare for exams, and that its exercises are designed to complement different English courses,
THE ENGLISH VILLAGE 6 - CUADERNO DE ACTIVIDADESMARIO TAPIA
The document is a workbook for English with 4 units that cover topics like people, extracurricular activities, holidays and past events. Each unit contains 4 lessons with exercises, activities, word searches and other tasks to practice English vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing. The workbook is designed for use in the Chilean Ministry of Education.
This document provides an introduction to the structure and content of the That's English advanced coursebook. It explains that each unit follows the same basic format, beginning with a video section to develop listening comprehension skills, followed by reading, language study, speaking and writing activities. It emphasizes developing all four language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing through engaging tasks and interactive activities. The introduction also provides guidance on how to approach each section for maximum learning and practice of English grammar, vocabulary and real-world language use.
1. Profile students skill-by-skill to make levelling more sophisticated.
2. Consider factors like learning styles, motivation, maturity and aptitude that impact performance.
3. Differentiate instruction by splitting the class into mini-groups with different start/end points, tasks and measures of success.
Guia tercer periodo parte 2 Ingles Segundo Gradostephania07
This document appears to be a teaching guide for a Spanish language school. It contains several lesson plans on topics related to the city, including telling time, having conversations about places in the city, and describing locations. It encourages students to practice expressing these concepts orally and in writing. The lessons include vocabulary building, matching exercises, role plays, and drawing activities. The document stresses caring for the environment and the importance of recycling to protect the city.
Libro de Ingles 3° medio 2014 (hojas de respuesta incluidas)vriper
libro de ingles para los terceros medios de chile de 2014 , para hacerles la tarea mas facil y aqui estan TODAS las hojas de respuesta ( trampeen cabros ;) )
javi te amo <3 :3
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 6 série vol 2 2014-2017Diogo Santos
This document contains information about a textbook for English language learning in the 7th grade of elementary school in São Paulo, Brazil. It includes the learning targets for the volume, which are focused on leisure activities and personal preferences. It also provides sample exercises and texts about entertainment options in cities, as well as grammar focuses on topics like days, months, present tenses.
1. The document provides guidance on writing effective notices, including the proper format. Notices should include key details like the issuer, recipient, topic, required actions, and date.
2. The content should be concise and specific, using simple language to avoid misunderstanding. Notices are formal but should not use harsh tones.
3. Details like the school name, date, time, venue, and responsible person's name and designation should be clear. The body should not exceed 50 words. Students should plan the notice before writing to meet the word limit.
4. Examinations award 2 marks for notice format and 3 marks for content. The proper format includes the school name, heading,
Caderno do Aluno Inglês 8 série vol 1 2014-2017Diogo Santos
The document provides an introduction to an English textbook for 8th grade/9th year students in Brazil, discussing the learning targets covered in the book, which include summarizing different text types, completing biographical forms, researching famous inventors, and working collaboratively. It also lists the names of government education officials in São Paulo and introduces the themes of biographies of remarkable people and famous inventors and their inventions.
The document is an introduction to the second book of worksheets from the website EnglishBanana.com. It provides 70 worksheets for English lessons at intermediate level, covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, spelling and speaking/listening skills. The introduction explains that the first book targeted beginner level students, while this second book is aimed at intermediate or pre-intermediate level students. It encourages users to try out the materials and provide feedback via email.
This document provides information about an English language textbook. It includes copyright information for the original UK edition as well as the American English adaptation. It also lists publishing details and credits for the Ecuadorian edition, including government officials and the Ministry of Education of Ecuador. The introduction to students explains that the goal is to provide English language skills and knowledge to succeed globally, using English as an international language to access information and opportunities.
This document contains sample materials from an English language textbook including worksheets, activities, and audio transcripts. The materials cover topics like free time activities, animals, and using verbs in the present simple tense. The document encourages parents to purchase the full textbook if they want more English practice for their children.
Este manual de inglés presenta los pronombres personales, posesivos y reflexivos, así como los adjetivos posesivos. Incluye ejercicios de selección múltiple para practicar el uso de estos elementos gramaticales. También introduce brevemente los artículos en inglés y sus tipos principales. El objetivo es ayudar a los estudiantes a dominar aspectos básicos de la gramática inglesa de una forma sistemática y práctica.
El documento describe un algoritmo que consiste en 13 pasos para realizar una llamada telefónica, incluyendo tomar la bolsa, abrirla, buscar el teléfono, encenderlo, desbloquearlo, presionar el buzón de llamadas, teclear el número y marcarlo. Luego, el código C++ muestra cada uno de los primeros 10 pasos del algoritmo para realizar una llamada telefónica.
El Ecosistema de CRM que dicta el nuevo cliente socialMundo Contact
El documento describe el surgimiento del cliente social y cómo esto está dictando un nuevo ecosistema de CRM. El cliente social interactúa a través de múltiples canales como Twitter, Facebook y foros, y espera que las empresas estén presentes y escuchen en esos canales. El CRM ahora debe ser colaborativo para satisfacer las necesidades del cliente social. Las empresas deben implementar cambios en sus procesos y puntos de contacto para estar donde el cliente social está y poder responder rápidamente.
The European Innovation Partnership on Water Online MarketplaceMartin Kaltenböck
Presentation about the 'The European Innovation Partnership (EIP) on Water Online Marketplace (http://www.eip-water.eu)' taking place on 09.02.2016 in the course of the EIP Water annual conference in Leeuwarden, The Nethetlands.
La drogadicción es una enfermedad que consiste en la dependencia de sustancias que afectan el sistema nervioso central y las funciones cerebrales, produciendo alteraciones en el comportamiento, la percepción, el juicio y las emociones.
This document is a newsletter from itSM Solutions that discusses measuring IT service quality. It argues that traditional technical metrics like jitter and loss do not capture how well IT services meet user needs or perceptions of quality. Instead, it recommends measuring Impacted User Minutes (IUM), which captures degradation across four key service attributes: availability, capacity, security, and data integrity. IUM can be used to bridge communications between business and IT and help justify IT expenses. When assigned a cost, IUM also provides a way to calculate cost of downtime (CoD) for the organization.
Jesús se presenta al lector y dice que a veces altera su itinerario o retrasa sus horarios para evitar accidentes. Dice que habla a través de inspiraciones y causa temor cuando se acerca a peligros. También dice que llora cuando el lector se empeña en hacer las cosas mal y que lo ha guiado a salvo por calles oscuras. Finalmente, Jesús dice que siempre está al lado del lector aunque este se sienta solo, y que desea recordarle que es su mejor amigo.
Possessive adjectives and saxon genitive - ActivitiesEnrique Ferrero
This document provides examples of using possessive adjectives and the Saxon genitive ('s) in Spanish. It contains exercises where students must complete sentences using the correct possessive adjective or Saxon genitive form. The exercises focus on possessive forms for people and objects that belong to others. There are also translation exercises moving between English and Spanish.
Recojo ejemplos de pintores de distintos estilos y países que pintan plantas, paisajes con, árboles, plantas decorativas, ornamentales, y en especial los pintores alcazareños que tienen familia entre los niños de mi aula. Fernández Henarejos es abuelo de Héctor y Gómez Balsalobre es tío de Belén.
El documento habla sobre canalizaciones eléctricas. Define términos como canalización eléctrica y describe los componentes de un cable de baja tensión como conductores, aislamiento, rellenos y revestimientos. También describe diferentes tipos de canalizaciones como canalización fijada a pared, canal y bandeja de cables. Explica cómo dimensionar canalizaciones considerando factores como tensión nominal, corriente de proyecto y tipo de conductor.
Here I presented the research made with BLE technology (Bluetooth Low Energy) and exposed in FreakEnd Android event in Madrid.
The presentation covers an introduction, a brief description of the technology, low technical details, hardware needed and their main characteristics, GATT profile, a simulation of beacon (with a detailed description of streams/packages) and a final demo showing my development with an Android app.
Data-Tech promises to become customers' managed IT partner by demonstrating confidence, reliability, accountability, and service. As the managed IT partner, Data-Tech will fully understand customers' businesses, identify solutions to issues, and provide superior service to allow customers to focus on their business instead of IT problems. Data-Tech aims to nurture long-term customer relationships through open communication and innovation.
1) La dinámica estudia los movimientos de los cuerpos teniendo en cuenta las fuerzas que los producen. 2) Las fuerzas son interacciones entre cuerpos que modifican su estado de movimiento o producen deformaciones, y se miden en newtons. 3) La primera ley de Newton establece que un cuerpo permanece en reposo o movimiento rectilíneo uniforme a menos que una fuerza resultante actúe sobre él.
Este documento presenta el cuadernillo de prueba de matemáticas para 3° grado del ICFES. Incluye una advertencia sobre la construcción rigurosa de las preguntas y una lista de los funcionarios involucrados. También presenta los términos y condiciones de uso del material y la prueba con 33 preguntas clasificadas según componente, competencia y clave de respuesta.
El documento habla sobre la gestión del tiempo como recurso valioso. Explica que el tiempo es inflexible e invariable, y que debemos analizar las causas de pérdida de tiempo como la falta de organización y delegación para mejorar el control del tiempo a través de herramientas como diarios de actividades y priorización.
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Here are the comparative forms of the adjectives and adverbs:
1. Big - bigger
2. Expensive - more expensive
3. Blue - bluer
4. Red - redder
5. Tall - taller
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New headway beginner. teacher's book. 4th ed 2011 151pSRDOBKK
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Here are the responses in simple past tense:
Affirmative
He bought a car.
Negative
He did not buy a car.
Interrogative
Did he buy a car?
1. He answered the question.
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Did he answer the question?
2. You asked a question.
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Did you ask a question?
SESION 2 Y 3
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STRUCTURES
Make the affirmative, negative and interrogative form.
Affirmative
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Negative
She did not work hard.
Interrogative
Did
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LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UP
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1. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO
COLEGIO DE CIENCIAS Y HUMANIDADES
PLANTEL SUR
GUÍA DE ESTUDIOS PARA PREPARAR EL EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO
DE INGLÉS I
4 HABILIDADES
Noviembre de 2010
2. GUÍA DE ESTUDIO PARA EL EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO DE LA ASIGNATURA DE
INGLÉS I, CUATRO HABILIDADES.
ELABORACIÓN:
Gabriela Berkowitz García
Sara Evangelina Calderón Saitz
Luis Rodolfo Díaz Munive
Isabel López Rosas
Judith Padilla
COORDINACIÓN: María Alejandra Rivera Ferreiro
Noviembre de 2010.
A- INTRODUCCIÓN
Estimado alumno,
El objetivo de esta Guía de Estudio es apoyarte en la preparación de tu examen
extraordinario de Inglés I, modalidad de cuatro habilidades. Esta guía está basada en el
Primer Acercamiento al Programa de Inglés I (PAPI I)*, el cual es la base que sustenta la
asignatura de Inglés I de cuatro habilidades y cuyo objetivo general consiste en que seas
capaz de utilizar, de manera oral y escrita, frases y oraciones simples para dar
información personal de ti y de otros. También se trata de que al escuchar información en
inglés reconozcas palabras y oraciones sencillas, y que al leer, comprendas textos breves
para obtener información general de acuerdo con tus necesidades inmediatas
académicas y personales. Por último, te tiene que quedar muy claro que éste no es un
curso de inglés, sino, como su mismo nombre lo dice, una guía de estudios con los
elementos más relevantes del programa.
B- INSTRUCCIONES PARA EL USO DE ESTA GUÍA:
Esta guía está organizada en cuatro Unidades, de acuerdo con el PAPI I, y cuyo propósito
específico se presenta al inicio de cada una de ellas. Dentro de las actividades vas a
encontrar una breve y sencilla explicación de los actividades que te ayudarán a
desarrollar cada una de las cuatro habilidades propias del dominio de una lengua:
comprensión auditiva, producción oral, comprensión de textos y producción escrita, de
modo que al finalizar con los ejercicios propuestos estés mejor preparado para presentar
tu examen extraordinario y obtener una calificación aprobatoria.
PAPI I - Aprobado por el Consejo Técnico el 29 de Junio de 2010.
3. Como parte de tu preparación es muy importante que autoevalúes tu desempeño por lo
que la guía incluye una hoja de respuestas
verificar tus respuestas DESPUÉS
los puntos que necesites reforzar y trabajar para subsanarlo
Asimismo, la guía incluye un examen
examen que presentarás el día del extraordinario. Trata de responder imaginando que es
un examen real, para el cual tendrás dos horas como má
resto de los ejercicio, el examen muestra incluye una hoja de resp
sugerimos utilices después de haber terminado.
Esperamos que la presenta guía te sea de gran utilidad y que con tu esfuerzo y
dedicación logres acreditar la asignatura de Inglés I.
GOOD LUCK!!!
C- PRESENTACIÓN DE CADA UNIDAD
UNIDAD I.
El propósito de esta Unidad consiste en que al finalizar, comprendas y produzcas
expresiones cotidianas en inglés para hablar de ti y de amigos o familiares. Para ello, es
necesario que aprendas vocabulario básico
el salón de clase, nacionalidades, entre otros temas; así como estructuras gramaticales
esenciales, tales como el presente del verbo
interrogativa.
EXERCISE 1- Complete the sentences about your
0. My mother is a ________
1. My father is __________________________________
2. My brother/sister is____________________________
3. My grandparents are ______________________________
4. My father is a ______________________________________
5. My brother/sister is _______________________
Como parte de tu preparación es muy importante que autoevalúes tu desempeño por lo
que la guía incluye una hoja de respuestas correspondientes a los ejercicios. Procura
rificar tus respuestas DESPUÉS de haber realizado los ejercicios para poder detectar
los puntos que necesites reforzar y trabajar para subsanarlos.
Asimismo, la guía incluye un examen muestra para familiarizarte
examen que presentarás el día del extraordinario. Trata de responder imaginando que es
un examen real, para el cual tendrás dos horas como máximo de tiempo. Igual que
resto de los ejercicio, el examen muestra incluye una hoja de resp
sugerimos utilices después de haber terminado.
Esperamos que la presenta guía te sea de gran utilidad y que con tu esfuerzo y
dedicación logres acreditar la asignatura de Inglés I.
PRESENTACIÓN DE CADA UNIDAD
El propósito de esta Unidad consiste en que al finalizar, comprendas y produzcas
expresiones cotidianas en inglés para hablar de ti y de amigos o familiares. Para ello, es
vocabulario básico relacionado con datos personales,
el salón de clase, nacionalidades, entre otros temas; así como estructuras gramaticales
esenciales, tales como el presente del verbo to be en forma afirmativa, negativa e
EJERCICIOS:
Complete the sentences about your family; follow the example:
lawyer__________ (occupation).
. My father is __________________________________ (nationality).
. My brother/sister is_________________________________ (age).
______________________________ (personality).
______________________________________ (occupation).
. My brother/sister is _______________________________ (physical description).
Como parte de tu preparación es muy importante que autoevalúes tu desempeño por lo
correspondientes a los ejercicios. Procura
de haber realizado los ejercicios para poder detectar
con el formato del
examen que presentarás el día del extraordinario. Trata de responder imaginando que es
ximo de tiempo. Igual que el
resto de los ejercicio, el examen muestra incluye una hoja de respuestas que te
Esperamos que la presenta guía te sea de gran utilidad y que con tu esfuerzo y
El propósito de esta Unidad consiste en que al finalizar, comprendas y produzcas
expresiones cotidianas en inglés para hablar de ti y de amigos o familiares. Para ello, es
relacionado con datos personales, la familia,
el salón de clase, nacionalidades, entre otros temas; así como estructuras gramaticales
en forma afirmativa, negativa e
; follow the example:
(nationality).
(personality).
occupation).
(physical description).
4. EXERCISE 2- The Alphabet
Listen and repeat the alphabet. (Track 8 English in mind CD 1)
Now, match the sounds to its corresponding letter of the alphabet. Write the sound
below the letters of the alphabet on the table above.
Sound /di/ /eitsh/ /bi/ /ai/ /el/
Letter
D
Sound /ou/ /em/ /dzei/ /ef/ /dzi/
Letter
Sound /ar/ /ei/ /en/ /pi/ /kei/
Letter
Sound /i/ /es/ /kiu/ /ti/ /iu/
Letter
Sound /eks/ /zed/ /si/ /wai/ /vi/
Letter
Sound /dobliu/
Letter
*PARA PRACTICAR MÁS EL ABECEDARIO, VE A LAS ACTIVIDADES SUGERIDAS AL FINAL DE ESTA GUÍA.
5. EXERCISE 3- Match the three columns with a line.
1. School A. can
2. Pencil B. bus
3. White
4. Pencil D. bag
5. School E. sharpener
6. Trash F. board
EXERCISE 4- Complete the sentences with the correct nationality. Follow the
example:
1- Lionel Messi is _____ Argentinian
2- Paul McCartney is _______________________
3- “Chicharito” Hernández is ______________________
4- Barak Obama is ________________________ .
5- Cristiano Ronaldo is ________________________ .
6- Lady Gaga is _______________________ .
EXERCISE 5- Follow instructions for each square.
Unscramble the numbers:
0. nevse __________SEVEN_______
1. etenhrit ___________________________
2. dnuhrde ____________________
3. higte _____________________
4. ofryt _____________________________
5. hrtee ____________________________
Match the three columns with a line. Follow the example.
chool A. can
encil B. bus
C. case
encil D. bag
chool E. sharpener
rash F. board
omplete the sentences with the correct nationality. Follow the
Argentinian_______ .
Paul McCartney is _______________________ .
“Chicharito” Hernández is ______________________ .
Barak Obama is ________________________ .
Cristiano Ronaldo is ________________________ .
_______________________ .
Follow instructions for each square.
___________
. etenhrit ___________________________
________
_________
. ofryt _____________________________
___________
Write the numbers in figures.
00. Seventy-five _______
6. Twenty-eight ________________
7. Sixty-four ___________________
8. Nineteen _____________________
9. Three _______________________
10. Forty-six ____________________
Follow the example.
omplete the sentences with the correct nationality. Follow the
Write the numbers in figures.
_______75_________
__________________
_____________________
_____________________
________________________
_____________________
6. EXERCISE 6: Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb to be in
affirmative or negative (am, is, are/ ´m not, isn´t, aren´t). Follow the example.
0. Daniel __IS___ sick. He’s in bed.
1. CR 9 _______ a soccer player.
2. Jennifer Lopez is a singer. She ________ a waiter.
3. These chairs aren’t beautiful, but they _______ comfortable.
4. I am a taxi driver. My Brother _________ a doctor.
5. Ricky Martin and Chayanne _______ very famous politicians.
SELF ASSESMENT: NOW I CAN…
Yes No
- Talk about my family and friends,
- Use vocabulary related to the class,
- Talk about different nationalities, and
- Talk about occupations.
7. UNIDAD II.
El propósito principal de esta u
sobre datos personales a otras personas. Para ello es necesario que utilices palabras
interrogativas tales como what, where,
conozcas vocabulario relaciona
cotidianas. También es importante que conozcas la conjugación de verbos en tiempo
presente necesarios para describir rutinas y hábitos; y que distingas preguntas
relacionadas con tu información per
Note:
We use wh- questions (what, who, where, when, which, how) + verb to be to ask and get
information. Wh-questions are also called information questions
Wh- questions provide us with information about:
People
Activities and things
Places
Times and events
Hour
Options
Characteristics, quantities and qualities
Reason
Frequency
Cost
Quantity
Grammar Section
Wh- Questions + Verb To be
Study the following dialogue between two students:
Jimmy: What’s your name?
Susan: My name is Susan.
Jimmy: Where are you from?
Susan: I’m from Mexico City.
Jimmy: When is your birthday?
Susan: My birthday is on October 5th.
de esta unidad consiste en que seas capaz de plantear preguntas
sobre datos personales a otras personas. Para ello es necesario que utilices palabras
what, where, who, how old, when. También es importante que
conozcas vocabulario relacionado con lugares de tu vecindario, profesiones y actividades
cotidianas. También es importante que conozcas la conjugación de verbos en tiempo
presente necesarios para describir rutinas y hábitos; y que distingas preguntas
relacionadas con tu información personal.
questions (what, who, where, when, which, how) + verb to be to ask and get
questions are also called information questions or question words.
questions provide us with information about:
Who?
Activities and things What?
Where?
Times and events When?
What time?
Which?
Characteristics, quantities and qualities How?
Why?
Frequency How often?
How much?
Quantity How many?
Grammar Section
Verb To be
dialogue between two students:
is your birthday?
Susan: My birthday is on October 5th.
nidad consiste en que seas capaz de plantear preguntas
sobre datos personales a otras personas. Para ello es necesario que utilices palabras
También es importante que
do con lugares de tu vecindario, profesiones y actividades
cotidianas. También es importante que conozcas la conjugación de verbos en tiempo
presente necesarios para describir rutinas y hábitos; y que distingas preguntas
questions (what, who, where, when, which, how) + verb to be to ask and get
or question words.
Who?
What?
Where?
When?
What time?
Which?
How?
Why?
How often?
How much?
How many?
8. Jimmy: Who is your favorite singer?
Susan: My favorite singer is Madonna.
Jimmy: Which is your favorite color, blue or red?
Susan: blue is my favorite color.
Jimmy: How old are you?
Susan: I’m 17 years old.
Jimmy: What’s your e-mail address?
Susan: Susieq@netmail.com
Jimmy: Where is your school?
Susan: My school is in Pedregal.
Jimmy: When are your classes?
Susan: My classes are everyday in the morning.
Jimmy: Who is your favorite teacher?
Susan: My favorite teacher is my English teacher.
Jimmy: Which are your favorite subjects, Math, Science or E
Susan: My favorite subjects are Science and E
Jimmy: How is your English?
Susan: My English is improving.
EXERCISE 1- Categorize the previous questions
Follow the examples:
Things,
ideas
activities
People Places
WHAT WHERE
rite singer?
rite singer is Madonna.
rite color, blue or red?
rite color.
mail address?
is your school?
edregal.
are your classes?
Susan: My classes are everyday in the morning.
teacher?
her is my English teacher.
ite subjects, Math, Science or English?
orite subjects are Science and English.
nglish is improving.
Categorize the previous questions according to what they refer to.
Places Times and
events
A Choice
between two or
more things
WHERE
according to what they refer to.
Characteristics,
quantities and
qualities
9. EXERCISE 2: Complete questions 1
0- A: __What__’s your name? B: My name is Lucy.
1. A: ________’s your favorite food? B
2. A: ________’s a good
3. A:________’s a crazy
4. A:_______’s your favo
5. A:_______ are interesting
NOTE- Prepositions of place
BEHIND
ABOVE
EXERCISE 3: A- Look at the map and write the names of the places on the lines below.
Choose the names from the box. Follow the example.
Supermarket Park
Bank Bus stop
Complete questions 1- 8 with a question word. Follow the example.
__’s your name? B: My name is Lucy.
_______’s your favorite food? B: Mexican food
restaurant? B: Downtown
singer? B: Marilyn Manson.
A:_______’s your favorite Holiday? B: In December
A:_______ are interesting school subjects? B: English and math.
Prepositions of place:
BEHIND NEXT TO ON
BETWEEN UNDER
Look at the map and write the names of the places on the lines below.
Choose the names from the box. Follow the example.
Park Restaurant Cinema Train station
Bus stop Parking lot Hotel Cafe
Follow the example.
school subjects? B: English and math.
IN
Look at the map and write the names of the places on the lines below.
Train station
Post office
10. 1.____Cafe_______ 2._______________ 3. _______________ 4._______________
5. ______________ 6. _______________ 7. _______________ 8. _______________
9. ______________ 10. ______________ 11. _______________
B- Underline, cross or circle the correct logical option in order to complete the
sentences. Follow the example.
0- The hotel____ in _________ the train station.
a) is…… front of
b) is………next to
c) are………..across from
1- The supermarket is _____ Station Road, next to the ____________.
a) in ……… hotel.
b) on ………… post office.
c) at …….. post office
2- The _________ is __________ the bank.
a) hotel ……… behind
b) supermarket …….. next to
c) park ……. next to
3- The hotel ___ at _____________ Station Road and _________________.
a) is……..the corner of……..New Market street
b) is ……in front of……..Old Market street
c) is…….across from……..Victoria street.
11. 4- The park _____ behind ______________.
a) are ……. the Cinema.
b) is…..the Train station.
c) is ……the Hotel.
5- The _______________ is on ____________________.
a) Train station ……… Station Road.
b) Cinema ………. New Market
c) Supermarket …….. Old Market street.
Definition: Possessive adjectives are used to show ownership or possession. The
possessive adjectives are:
Subject pronoun
For example:
• That's my folder.
* " My" is an adjective which shows that I am the owner of the folder.
Notes: We can also use the possessive pronouns to express possession, but they are
used mainly when we have a background,
about. Example:
Your backpack is very big; mine
A possessive adjective is similar or identical to a possessive pronoun; however, it is used
as an adjective and modifies a noun or a noun phrase
The park _____ behind ______________.
The _______________ is on ____________________.
a) Train station ……… Station Road.
. New Market street.
c) Supermarket …….. Old Market street.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
ive adjectives are used to show ownership or possession. The
possessive adjectives are:
Subject pronoun
Possessive
adjective
I my
you your
he his
she her
it its
we our
they their
" is an adjective which shows that I am the owner of the folder.
We can also use the possessive pronouns to express possession, but they are
used mainly when we have a background, when we already know what we´re talking
mine is small.
A possessive adjective is similar or identical to a possessive pronoun; however, it is used
modifies a noun or a noun phrase.
ive adjectives are used to show ownership or possession. The
" is an adjective which shows that I am the owner of the folder.
We can also use the possessive pronouns to express possession, but they are
when we already know what we´re talking
A possessive adjective is similar or identical to a possessive pronoun; however, it is used
12. For example:
• I can't complete my assignment because I don't have the textbook.
* In this sentence, the possessive adjective "my" modifies the noun "assignment".
• What is your phone number?
* Here the possessive adjective "your" is used to modify the noun phrase "phone
number"
• The cat chased its ball down the stairs and into the backyard.
* In this sentence, the possessive adjective "its" modifies "ball".
EXERCISE 4: Complete the text with my, your, his, her, its, our, and their.
Hi, I am Susie Sanders and these are photos of _________ (1) crazy family. This is
_______ (2) husband. ______ (3) name is Jack. Here you can see ______(4)
daughter Mollie with ______(5)teddy bear. _______(6) name is Bubo. Mollie is the
youngest in _______ (7) family. In this photo is ______(8) son Brad. He is playing
_____ (9) favorite sport. And this is my daughter Emily. She is wearing ____ (10)
favorite red dress. Here is Brad again with his friend Miles. In this photo are all
_______(11) children together. And here they are again with _____ (12) parents.
Here are Brad and Emily. Emily likes____(13)brother very much. This is _______
(14) husband with me. We are dancing. This is______(15) favorite activity. In that
photo there is Brad once more with ______(16) dog, Rudolph. Rudolph is
_______(17) family’s pet. What about you and _______(18) family?
13. CONTRAST BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRITISH ENGLISH
NOTE- Pay attention to these rules
Affirmative form
AMERICAN ENGLISH:
you
we Have
They
He
she Has
it
I
You don´t have
We
They
He
She doesn’t have.
It
Interrogative form
I
Do You have Have
We
They
He
Does She have
It
SHORT ANSWERS
I
Yes, You do.
We
They
He
Yes, She does.
It
I
No, You don´t.
We
They
He
No, She doesn´t.
It
CONTRAST BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRITISH ENGLISH
Pay attention to these rules for the present simple tense
Affirmative form
: BRITISH ENGLISH:
you
we Have got
they
he
she Has got
it
Negative form
I
you haven´t got.
we
they
he
She hasn’t got.
it
Interrogative form
QUESTIONS:
I
Do You have Have you got?
we
they
he
Does She have Has She got?
it
SHORT ANSWERS:
I I
Yes, You have.
We
They
He He
Yes, She does. Yes, She has.
It It
I I
No, You don´t. No, You haven´t.
We
They They
He He
No, She doesn´t. No, She hasn´t.
It
CONTRAST BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRITISH ENGLISH
for the present simple tense:
you haven´t got.
14. EXERCISE 5: Based on the previous information, fill in the blank spaces describing
the animals. Follow the examples:
American English
The cat _has_ a _long_ tail
It ______ four _______
It ______ two hands.
The giraffe ___ very tall.
It _______ two arms.
It has a ________ ________.
The mouse ____ a _____ nose.
It _____ big ________.
Do snails _____ legs?
No, they _______.
____ vats _____ a tail?
No, _____ don´t.
____ camels ______ big eyes?
_____ they ______.
____ pigs ___ a ____ stomach?
Yes, ______ ______.
British English
The cat has_ got_ a long_ tail.
It ______ ______ four _______.
It ________ got two hands.
The giraffe ____ very tall.
It _________ got two arms.
It has _____ a ______ ______.
The mouse _____ _____ a
______ _____.
It ______ _______ big _______.
Have snails _____ legs?
No, they ________.
______ vats ______ a tail?
No, _______ haven´t.
______ camels _____ big eyes?
_____ they ________.
____ pigs ____ a ____ stomach?
Yes, ______ ________.
SELF ASSESMENT: NOW I CAN…
Yes No
- Ask about personal information from others,
- Talk about my neighborhood, professions and
my very-day activities,
- Give simple ideas about my habits and routines, and
- Recognize questions about my personal information.
15. UNIDAD III
El propósito de esta unidad es que seas capaz de realizar y contestar preguntas y
afirmaciones sencillas sobre tu tiempo libre y tus gustos personales. De igual modo, se
trata de que escribas notas breves y sencillas sobre tus actividades cotidianas y de que
localices información específica en un texto breve y sencillo.
Durante esta unidad trabajarás con el tiempo
negativa e interrogativa y las preposiciones de lugar
los siguientes verbos que expresan agrado y desagrado:
verbos y expresiones que indican actividades cotidianas:
study, do homework, wake up, go to bed,
palabras interrogativas: what, where, who
NOTA- Recuerda que el
actividades diarias que realizamos todas las personas (
etc). Empecemos por la conjugación de los verbos con los siguientes pronombres:
WE, THEY. Observa el siguiente cuadro y fíjate en las preposiciones. Las preposiciones
in, on, y at tienen significados diferentes, pero en este caso vamos a darles estos
significados: at (en, para lugares), to (a, hacia), on (en, para días de la semana),
(en, dentro de un lugar):
QUIÉN (WHO) QUÉ HACE (VERB), SIN
I (YO)
YOU (TU)
WE (NOSOTROS)
THEY (ELLOS, ELLAS)
Los verbos cambian de forma cuando hablamos de HE (él), SHE (ella), IT (algo, un país,
una computadora, etc). TERMINAN EN
SHE
HE
It
Como ves, es muy sencillo, sólo sigue el orden de sujeto (quién), verbo (qué) y
complemento (cómo, dónde, cuándo, etc).
IMPORTANT FACTS:
Third person singular spelling (HE, SHE, IT)
play – plays
sleep – sleeps
de esta unidad es que seas capaz de realizar y contestar preguntas y
afirmaciones sencillas sobre tu tiempo libre y tus gustos personales. De igual modo, se
trata de que escribas notas breves y sencillas sobre tus actividades cotidianas y de que
información específica en un texto breve y sencillo.
Durante esta unidad trabajarás con el tiempo presente simple, en su forma afirmativa,
negativa e interrogativa y las preposiciones de lugar in, on, at. De igual modo, utilizarás
expresan agrado y desagrado: like, love, enjoy, hate;
verbos y expresiones que indican actividades cotidianas: go to school, go to the movies,
study, do homework, wake up, go to bed, entre otros. Es necesario que conozcas las
what, where, who, como mínimo.
SIMPLE PRESENT
Recuerda que el Present Simple lo utilizas para hablar de las
actividades diarias que realizamos todas las personas (watch, eat, go, study, play, read,
). Empecemos por la conjugación de los verbos con los siguientes pronombres:
Observa el siguiente cuadro y fíjate en las preposiciones. Las preposiciones
tienen significados diferentes, pero en este caso vamos a darles estos
at (en, para lugares), to (a, hacia), on (en, para días de la semana),
QUÉ HACE (VERB), SIN
TERMINACIÓN –ING
DÓNDE, CÓ
CUÁNDO, ETC.
study at CCH Sur
live in a house
go to school by car
watch TV on weekends
Los verbos cambian de forma cuando hablamos de HE (él), SHE (ella), IT (algo, un país,
una computadora, etc). TERMINAN EN –S, -ES o CAMBIAN DE FORMA.
studies at CCH Sur, too.
lives in an apartment
needs batteries
Como ves, es muy sencillo, sólo sigue el orden de sujeto (quién), verbo (qué) y
complemento (cómo, dónde, cuándo, etc).
singular spelling (HE, SHE, IT) -- most verbs: add –s:
de esta unidad es que seas capaz de realizar y contestar preguntas y
afirmaciones sencillas sobre tu tiempo libre y tus gustos personales. De igual modo, se
trata de que escribas notas breves y sencillas sobre tus actividades cotidianas y de que
, en su forma afirmativa,
. De igual modo, utilizarás
like, love, enjoy, hate; así como
go to school, go to the movies,
entre otros. Es necesario que conozcas las
lo utilizas para hablar de las
eat, go, study, play, read,
). Empecemos por la conjugación de los verbos con los siguientes pronombres: I, YOU,
Observa el siguiente cuadro y fíjate en las preposiciones. Las preposiciones
tienen significados diferentes, pero en este caso vamos a darles estos
at (en, para lugares), to (a, hacia), on (en, para días de la semana), e in
DÓNDE, CÓMO,
NDO, ETC.
CCH Sur
a house
school by car
weekends
Los verbos cambian de forma cuando hablamos de HE (él), SHE (ella), IT (algo, un país,
o CAMBIAN DE FORMA. Observa:
Sur, too.
in an apartment
batteries
Como ves, es muy sencillo, sólo sigue el orden de sujeto (quién), verbo (qué) y
:
16. Verbs which end in consonant + y: change 'y
hurry → hurries
reply → replies
Verbs which end in s, z, ch, sh or x: add es:
push → pushes
watch → watches
VERY IMPORTANT, EXCEPTIONS!!!
do → does
go → goes
have →has
NOTE - DIFFERENT FORMS:
Affirmative Negative
I play
You play
He/she/it plays
We play
You play (plural)
They play
I do not play
You do not play
He/she/it does not play
We don’t play
You don’t play
They do not play
CONCEPTS AND EXAMPLES:
1. We use the present simple to talk about permanent situations.
She doesn't speak English.
Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
2. We use the present simple to talk about things that happen repeatedly.
I go to school every day.
Jack sometimes plays tennis.
3. We use the present simple to ask for and give instructions.
How do I get to the bathroom?
You go up the stairs and turn right.
4. We use the present simple in narrative (to tell stories).
At the start of the film, a big spaceship
the people.
Verbs which end in consonant + y: change 'y → ies:
Verbs which end in s, z, ch, sh or x: add es:
EXCEPTIONS!!!
DIFFERENT FORMS:
Question Short answers
You do not play
He/she/it does not play
We don’t play
You don’t play
They do not play
Do I play?
Do you play
Does he/she/it play?
Do we play?
Do you play?
Do they play?
Yes, I do/No, I don’t.
Yes, I do/No, I don´t
Yes, she does/No, she
doesn’t
Yes, we do/No, we don’t.
Yes, we do/No, we don’t.
Yes, they do/No, they don’t
use the present simple to talk about permanent situations.
at 100 degrees Celsius.
2. We use the present simple to talk about things that happen repeatedly.
use the present simple to ask for and give instructions.
up the stairs and turn right.
4. We use the present simple in narrative (to tell stories).
At the start of the film, a big spaceship comes to Earth and lands in LA. Then, the aliens
Short answers
Yes, I do/No, I don’t.
Yes, I do/No, I don´t
Yes, she does/No, she
Yes, we do/No, we don’t.
Yes, we do/No, we don’t.
Yes, they do/No, they don’t
2. We use the present simple to talk about things that happen repeatedly.
in LA. Then, the aliens eat all
17. EXERCISE 1: Circle, underline or cross the correct words. Follow the example.
0- Ingrid dance / dances very well.
1. Caroline do / does her homework in the afternoons.
2. Jason and Maria ride / rides their bikes in the park on the weekend.
3. We go / goes out with friends on Fridays.
4. The children watch / watches TV after school.
5. My grandfather stay / stays at home on weekdays, but on the weekend, he take /
takes the dog for a walk.
EXERCISE 2: Write the correct option on the blank space. Follow the example:
0- I ___LIVE____ ( LIVES / LIVE ) in México City.
1. Students ____________( WEAR / WEARS ) a uniform at junior high school.
2. In México, we __________________ ( CELEBRATE / CELEBRATES ) the
Independence day on September 15th
.
3. You ___________________ ( STUDIES / STUDY ) mathematics.
4. Sara ___________________ ( WORKS / WORK ) hard.
5. The computer __________________ ( HAVE / HAS ) a virus.
EXERCISE 3: Match the numbers with the letters. Follow the example:
__E__1. Do you play a musical
instrument?
A. I play computer games.
_____2. When do you go out with your
friends?
B. No. He hates it.
_____3. What do you do after school? C. At eight o’clock.
_____4. Does Peter listen to rock
music?
D. On Friday evenings.
_____5. What time do you get up? E. Yes. The saxophone.
18. The -ing form is used after
- avoid, like, dislike, enjoy, finish,
• I like getting up early.
• Do you mind opening the door
Some verbs can be followed by the
meaning: begin, continue, hate, intend, like, love, prefer, propose, start
• It started to rain.
• It started raining.
• I like to play tennis.
• I like playing tennis.
In the case of LIKE:
LIKE
- I like to get up at 6am.
Me gusta el resultado de la actividad porque me da tiempo
cosas tranquilmente.
- I like getting up at 6am.
Realmente disfruto realizar la actividad.
EXERCISE 4: Complete the sentences
parentheses. Follow the example.
0. Do you _________L I K E
1. The boys don’t like to_______________________(go) to concerts.
2. Kathy _______________________ (love) listening to rock music.
3. My friend Jane hates _______________________ (play) the piano.
4. I enjoy _______________________ (watch) music videos with my friend Maria.
5. Kelly _______________________ (enjoy) going to the mall every Saturday.
THE –ING FORM
ing form is used after certain verbs:
dislike, enjoy, finish, practice, mind.
the door?
Some verbs can be followed by the -ing form or the infinitive without a big change in
begin, continue, hate, intend, like, love, prefer, propose, start
Me gusta el resultado de la actividad porque me da tiempo a desayunar y hacer otras
Realmente disfruto realizar la actividad.
the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
Follow the example.
L I K E__________ (like) dancing?
_______________________(go) to concerts.
. Kathy _______________________ (love) listening to rock music.
_______________________ (play) the piano.
. I enjoy _______________________ (watch) music videos with my friend Maria.
. Kelly _______________________ (enjoy) going to the mall every Saturday.
without a big change in
begin, continue, hate, intend, like, love, prefer, propose, start.
a desayunar y hacer otras
with the correct form of the verbs in
. I enjoy _______________________ (watch) music videos with my friend Maria.
. Kelly _______________________ (enjoy) going to the mall every Saturday.
19. EXERCISE 5: UNDERLINE THE CORRECT SENTENCE. FOLLOW THE
0- □ Peter has two cars
□ Peter have two cars.
1.- □ I like avocado.
□ I likes avocado.
2.- □ He’s name’s Mike.
□ His name’s Mike.
3.- □ Mary doesn’t be a housewife.
□ Mary’s not a housewife.
4.- □ Steve lives in a big city.
□ Steve live in a big city.
5- □ My teacher have a car.
□ My teacher has got a car.
EXERCISE 6: Read the following text and
Persons from all over the world like to collect all
collects scarves. He has more than four
doesn’t wear them all, but he loves them.
Vanessa is from Sydney, Australia. She collects watches; she has almost
collection includes very expensive watches like rolex and very cheap ones like bubble
watches.
In London, the sisters Mary and Helen collect candies from many different countries. They have
candies from Argentina, India, China and Egyp
Mark from California collects coffee mugs. He has coffee mugs and they´re very old and very
new. He has a coffee mug that belonged to Benjamin Franklin! The most recent mug in his
collection is Marilyn Manson´s coffee mug.
What do you collect?
THE CORRECT SENTENCE. FOLLOW THE
Mary doesn’t be a housewife.
My teacher has got a car.
ead the following text and answer the questions in English
Crazy Collections
Persons from all over the world like to collect all types of crazy things. David is from Canada. He
collects scarves. He has more than four-hundred! He keeps them in 3 shelves in his closet. He
doesn’t wear them all, but he loves them.
Vanessa is from Sydney, Australia. She collects watches; she has almost
collection includes very expensive watches like rolex and very cheap ones like bubble
In London, the sisters Mary and Helen collect candies from many different countries. They have
candies from Argentina, India, China and Egypt. It’s a great collection.
Mark from California collects coffee mugs. He has coffee mugs and they´re very old and very
new. He has a coffee mug that belonged to Benjamin Franklin! The most recent mug in his
collection is Marilyn Manson´s coffee mug.
THE CORRECT SENTENCE. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE.
in English.
types of crazy things. David is from Canada. He
hundred! He keeps them in 3 shelves in his closet. He
Vanessa is from Sydney, Australia. She collects watches; she has almost two-hundred. Her
collection includes very expensive watches like rolex and very cheap ones like bubble-gum
In London, the sisters Mary and Helen collect candies from many different countries. They have
Mark from California collects coffee mugs. He has coffee mugs and they´re very old and very
new. He has a coffee mug that belonged to Benjamin Franklin! The most recent mug in his
20. 1. Who collects coffee mugs?
___________________________________
2. What does David collect?
_______________________________________________________
3. How many watches does Vanessa
_____________________________________________________________ .
4. Where do Mary and Helen have candies
_____________________________________________________________ .
EXERCISE 7: Read the article and then, answer the exercises 7A and 7B.
Tim Burton is an excellent movie Director. His movies have fans around the world. Here are some
interesting things about Burton’s movies and career.
1958 ……………………………………………..……………………………………………………………….
Timothy “Tim” William Burton is born in Burbank,
1960s and 1970s ……………………………………………………………………………
Tim watches a lot of horror films during his childhood. He really likes vampire movies
with the actor Vincent Price. After finishing high school, he studies animation for three
years in the California Institute of the Arts. Then, Burton works as animator a
Walt Disney Studios. Burton can’t stand his Disney period, but at this time he writes a
poem with illustrations that become the origins for
1980s …………………………………………………………………..………………………………….
Tim collaborates with numerous films. His triumph begins when he directs two very
successful movies Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice, Tim and the music director Danny Elfman, become good friends. Danny later
composes the musical numbers for Tim Burton’s
1990s ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Tim works with his childhood idol, Vincent Price, when he films
also meets one of his best friends Johnny Depp. Si
together in several films like: Ed
and Corpse Bride. Tim becomes popular with young audiences when he films
Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
2000s …………………………………………………………………………………….……………….
Tim has a great decade. He films
the Chocolate Factory (2005) and
was a huge box office success that made over $207 million dollars only in the United
States.
_____________________________________________________________ .
_____________________________________________________________ .
How many watches does Vanessa have?
_____________________________________________________________ .
Mary and Helen have candies from?
_____________________________________________________________ .
Read the article and then, answer the exercises 7A and 7B.
Tim Burton is an excellent movie Director. His movies have fans around the world. Here are some
interesting things about Burton’s movies and career.
……………………………………………..……………………………………………………………….
Timothy “Tim” William Burton is born in Burbank, California, United States of America.
……………………………………………………………………………
Tim watches a lot of horror films during his childhood. He really likes vampire movies
with the actor Vincent Price. After finishing high school, he studies animation for three
years in the California Institute of the Arts. Then, Burton works as animator apprentice in
Walt Disney Studios. Burton can’t stand his Disney period, but at this time he writes a
poem with illustrations that become the origins for The Nightmare Before Christmas
…………………………………………………………………..………………………………….
Tim collaborates with numerous films. His triumph begins when he directs two very
(1988), and Batman (1989). During the filming of
, Tim and the music director Danny Elfman, become good friends. Danny later
the musical numbers for Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Tim works with his childhood idol, Vincent Price, when he films Edward Scissorhands
also meets one of his best friends Johnny Depp. Since then, Tim and Johnny have worked
Wood, Sleepy Hollow, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Tim becomes popular with young audiences when he films
(1993) and James and the Giant Peach (1996).
…………………………………………………………………………………….……………….
Tim has a great decade. He films Planet of the Apes (2000), Big Fish (2003), Charlie and
and Corpse Bride (2005).Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
was a huge box office success that made over $207 million dollars only in the United
__________________________ .
______ .
_____________________________________________________________ .
_____________________________________________________________ .
Read the article and then, answer the exercises 7A and 7B.
Tim Burton is an excellent movie Director. His movies have fans around the world. Here are some
California, United States of America.
Tim watches a lot of horror films during his childhood. He really likes vampire movies
with the actor Vincent Price. After finishing high school, he studies animation for three
pprentice in
Walt Disney Studios. Burton can’t stand his Disney period, but at this time he writes a
Christmas.
Tim collaborates with numerous films. His triumph begins when he directs two very
(1989). During the filming of
, Tim and the music director Danny Elfman, become good friends. Danny later
The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Scissorhands. He
nce then, Tim and Johnny have worked
Sleepy Hollow, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Tim becomes popular with young audiences when he films The
, Charlie and
.Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
was a huge box office success that made over $207 million dollars only in the United
21. Exercise 7A.
Scan the article. Put a check ( ) in the correct answer.
1. After high school, Tim studies
a) horror films
b) film direction
c) animation
2. Tim becomes popular with teenagers, with the movie
a) Ed Wood
b) The Nightmare Before Christmas
c) Batman
3. Tim’s first successful movies are…
a) Corpse Bride and Sleepy Hollow
b) Ed Wood and Big Fish
c) Beetlejuice and Batman
4. Tim’s childhood idol is
a) Danny Elfman
b) Vincent Price
c) Johnny Depp
5. The movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
a) is the worst movie directed by Tim Burton.
b) produces more than $200 million dollars.
c) is more successful than Planet of the Apes.
22. 6. The decade of 2000s is
a) a very productive time for Tim. He makes several successful movies.
b) an uncreative period for Tim. His movies are not very successful.
c) a boring stage for Tim. He barely directs any movies at this time.
Exercise B.
Answer the following questions with information from the text.
7. What is Tim Burton’s nationality?
____________________________________________________________
8. What is Tim Burton’s first work?
____________________________________________________________
9. What does Tim Burton do, nowadays?
____________________________________________________________
10. Which is the relation between Tim Burton and Johnny Depp?
SELF ASSESMENT: NOW I CAN…
Yes No
- Ask and answer simple questions about my spare time,
- Write brief simple notes about my routines,
- Find specific information in a simple brief text, and
- Talk about habits and routines I like and dislike
23. UNIDAD IV
El propósito de esta unidad es
escribas notas breves y sencillas sobre temas relativos
tales como completar formularios con datos personales y de otros.
necesario que manejes vocabulario para poder
cualquier persona; tal información puede ser
miembros de la familia, direccion
estructura del presente simple en sus formas
NOTE- TIPS QUE TE AYU
- Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.
Puntuación:
En ingles, oraciones afirmativas y negativas finalizan con un
Las preguntas finalizan con un signo de interrogación.
Español, las preguntas en Inglés
Mayúsculas:
Usamos letras mayúsculas:
al principio de las oraciones,
con nombres y apellidos,
con títulos tales como (Mr
con ciudades / países / nacionalidades / estados
con materias de la escuela
con calles o avenidas
con la palabra YO ( I )
- No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.
Conectores
Los conectores se usan para unir oraciones:
• AND (“Y”), también para agregar información
• BUT (“PERO”) se usa también para contrastar informaci
Adjetivos y Sustantivos
Recuerda poner los adjetivos a
Ojos cafés (Brown eyes)
Cabello corto (Short hair)
- No siempre repitas nombres en tu escritoNo siempre repitas nombres en tu escritoNo siempre repitas nombres en tu escritoNo siempre repitas nombres en tu escrito
informaciinformaciinformaciinformación. Por ejemplo:ón. Por ejemplo:ón. Por ejemplo:ón. Por ejemplo:
Luis is 15.
Mario’s sister is Sandra and
El propósito de esta unidad es que al terminar de revisarla, leas, entiendas al escuchar
y sencillas sobre temas relativos a áreas de necesidad inmediata,
tales como completar formularios con datos personales y de otros.
necesario que manejes vocabulario para poder expresar información personal de
cualquier persona; tal información puede ser nombres, edades, ocupacio
familia, direcciones, trabajos etc. todo esto para utilizar correctamente la
estructura del presente simple en sus formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.
WRITING TIPS
TIPS QUE TE AYUDARÁN A ESCRIBIR CORRECTAMENTE:
Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.
En ingles, oraciones afirmativas y negativas finalizan con un punto (
Las preguntas finalizan con un signo de interrogación. En comparación con el
spañol, las preguntas en Inglés sólo tienen el signo final (?).
al principio de las oraciones,
con nombres y apellidos,
Mr. / Mrs. / Miss or Ms )
con ciudades / países / nacionalidades / estados
con materias de la escuela
No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.
conectores se usan para unir oraciones:
), también para agregar información
se usa también para contrastar información.
Recuerda poner los adjetivos antes de los sustantivos, por ejemplo:
eyes)
ir)
No siempre repitas nombres en tu escritoNo siempre repitas nombres en tu escritoNo siempre repitas nombres en tu escritoNo siempre repitas nombres en tu escrito;;;; usa pronombres que sustituyenusa pronombres que sustituyenusa pronombres que sustituyenusa pronombres que sustituyen
ón. Por ejemplo:ón. Por ejemplo:ón. Por ejemplo:ón. Por ejemplo:
He
Luis is 15. Luis lives in Merida.
his
Mario’s sister is Sandra and Mario’s brother is Sam.
, entiendas al escuchar y
a áreas de necesidad inmediata,
tales como completar formularios con datos personales y de otros. Para ello, será
expresar información personal de
es, ocupaciones, nombres de
para utilizar correctamente la
afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.
DARÁN A ESCRIBIR CORRECTAMENTE:
Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.Recuerda revisar la puntuación y el uso de Mayúsculas y minúsculas.
punto (.)
comparación con el
No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.No escribas oraciones muy cortas; únelas con un “y” o un “pero”.
usa pronombres que sustituyenusa pronombres que sustituyenusa pronombres que sustituyenusa pronombres que sustituyen
brother is Sam.
24. - Recuerda revisar el orden de lasRecuerda revisar el orden de lasRecuerda revisar el orden de lasRecuerda revisar el orden de las palabras en tu escrito (sujeto + adverbio depalabras en tu escrito (sujeto + adverbio depalabras en tu escrito (sujeto + adverbio depalabras en tu escrito (sujeto + adverbio de
frecuenciafrecuenciafrecuenciafrecuencia ++++ verbo).verbo).verbo).verbo).
Adverbios de frecuencia
Generalmente vienen después del verbo TO BE, pero antes que todos los demás verbos:
100% always
usually
often
sometimes
hardly ever
0% never
Frecuencia
También puedes hablar de frecuencia de la siguiente manera:
every
day
week
morning
month
year
once
twice
three
times
five days
a
day
week
month
year
Generalmente, cuando usas el presente simple, puedes escribirlos al principio de la
oración, seguidos por una coma, o al final. Por ejemplo:
Once a week, Luis goes swimming.
I help my father every morning.
WRITING:
EXERCISE 1- Read the paragraph below about Daniel. Then, write a paragraph
about yourself replacing the words in red.
Hi! My name’s Daniel. I’m from
Argentina and I live in Buenos
Aires. I’m fifteen years old. My
favorite subject is Geography and
I’m good at Maths, My favorite
teacher is Mrs. Elliot. My favorite
sport is soccer and my favorite
sports star is Lionel Messi.
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
26. Now write to your old friend about these things:
a) Your friends (hair, eyes, etc. / funny, wonderful, nice)
b) One thing you like about your school or teachers
c) One thing you don’t like.
27. EXERCISE 3-
A- Read the following text talking about my favorite day.
My Saturday
Saturday is my favorite day of the week. In the
morning, I always get up late, at 10:30. I usually have
a big breakfast with my brother and my parents and
then I surf the net. In the afternoon, I usually go rock
climbing. That’s two hours of fun! It’s a difficult
sport but I’m very good at it. Someday I want to
climb K2. In the evening, I’m usually very tired but I
always go out with my friends. We often go to the
movies. We are all crazy about horror films. We
sometimes go to a coffee shop near my house, too.
We always have fun!
B- Now write a paragraph about what you do on your favorite day. Use these lines:
a) In the morning, I…
b) In the afternoon, I…
c) In the evening, I…
28. TIPS QUE TE AYUDARÁN A ENTENDER
-
- Necesitas ponerNecesitas ponerNecesitas ponerNecesitas poner muchamuchamuchamucha
quequequeque al principioal principioal principioal principio posiblemente sentirás que lo que se te digaposiblemente sentirás que lo que se te digaposiblemente sentirás que lo que se te digaposiblemente sentirás que lo que se te diga
Relájate y respira profundamente.Relájate y respira profundamente.Relájate y respira profundamente.Relájate y respira profundamente.
- A veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos de
pequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lo
siguiente: tensiguiente: tensiguiente: tensiguiente: ten paciencia y trata depaciencia y trata depaciencia y trata depaciencia y trata de
tiempo, dtiempo, dtiempo, dtiempo, deja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de que
comiences a contestar.comiences a contestar.comiences a contestar.comiences a contestar.
- Mantén constante contacto visual con la persona coMantén constante contacto visual con la persona coMantén constante contacto visual con la persona coMantén constante contacto visual con la persona co
cuidadosocuidadosocuidadosocuidadoso de sus expresiones y reaccionesde sus expresiones y reaccionesde sus expresiones y reaccionesde sus expresiones y reacciones
escuchandoescuchandoescuchandoescuchando eseseses desde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendo
no podríano podríano podríano podría coincidir con lo que escuches,coincidir con lo que escuches,coincidir con lo que escuches,coincidir con lo que escuches,
problemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otra
persona te dicepersona te dicepersona te dicepersona te dice, y lo que quiere decir o expresar, y lo que quiere decir o expresar, y lo que quiere decir o expresar, y lo que quiere decir o expresar
EXERCISE 1- Listen and complete the message
LISTENING
TIPS QUE TE AYUDARÁN A ENTENDER MEJOR LO QUE ESCUCHAS:
muchamuchamuchamucha atención a lo que se te dice.atención a lo que se te dice.atención a lo que se te dice.atención a lo que se te dice. Esto, tomando en consideraciónEsto, tomando en consideraciónEsto, tomando en consideraciónEsto, tomando en consideración
posiblemente sentirás que lo que se te digaposiblemente sentirás que lo que se te digaposiblemente sentirás que lo que se te digaposiblemente sentirás que lo que se te diga tetetete
Relájate y respira profundamente.Relájate y respira profundamente.Relájate y respira profundamente.Relájate y respira profundamente.
A veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos de
pequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lo
paciencia y trata depaciencia y trata depaciencia y trata depaciencia y trata de adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.
eja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de que
comiences a contestar.comiences a contestar.comiences a contestar.comiences a contestar.
Mantén constante contacto visual con la persona coMantén constante contacto visual con la persona coMantén constante contacto visual con la persona coMantén constante contacto visual con la persona con quien estás hablann quien estás hablann quien estás hablann quien estás hablan
de sus expresiones y reaccionesde sus expresiones y reaccionesde sus expresiones y reaccionesde sus expresiones y reacciones. Toma en cuenta que todo lo. Toma en cuenta que todo lo. Toma en cuenta que todo lo. Toma en cuenta que todo lo
desde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendo
coincidir con lo que escuches,coincidir con lo que escuches,coincidir con lo que escuches,coincidir con lo que escuches, entiendasentiendasentiendasentiendas o pienseso pienseso pienseso pienses
problemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otra
, y lo que quiere decir o expresar, y lo que quiere decir o expresar, y lo que quiere decir o expresar, y lo que quiere decir o expresar....
Listen and complete the messages for Rob and Lucy
MEJOR LO QUE ESCUCHAS:
Esto, tomando en consideraciónEsto, tomando en consideraciónEsto, tomando en consideraciónEsto, tomando en consideración
tetetete parecerá muy difícilparecerá muy difícilparecerá muy difícilparecerá muy difícil....
A veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos deA veces sucede que nos distraemos cuando alguien está hablando y nos perdemos de
pequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lopequeñas piezas de información; no te preocupes, nos pasa a todos. Puedes hacer lo
adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá.adelantarte a lo que la otra persona dirá. AlAlAlAl mismomismomismomismo
eja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de queeja que la otra persona termine completamente de hablar antes de que
n quien estás hablann quien estás hablann quien estás hablann quien estás hablando y sédo y sédo y sédo y sé
. Toma en cuenta que todo lo. Toma en cuenta que todo lo. Toma en cuenta que todo lo. Toma en cuenta que todo lo quequequeque estásestásestásestás
desde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendodesde tu punto de vista y quizás lo que la otra persona está diciendo
o pienseso pienseso pienseso pienses. Pa. Pa. Pa. Para no tenerra no tenerra no tenerra no tener
problemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otraproblemas con ello, te repetimos que deberás poner mucha atención a lo que la otra
and Lucy.
29. A. Lucy!
Message from Mrs. ______Hurley_______
The homework’s on page _______________
The phone number is on page ______________
B. Rob!
Message from Mrs. ______________.
The homework’s on page _______________.
Phone number ___________________.
SI QUIERES PRACTICAR MÁS TU LISTENING, PUEDES CONSULTAR TU LIBRO Y CON TU CD DE CLASE,
PODRÁS HACER LOS EJERCICIOS QUE QUIERAS.
D- SUGERENCIAS DE ACTIVIDADES
SELF ASSESMENT: NOW I CAN…
Yes No
- Read and write simple brief notes about my information,
- Write brief messages about someone else´s information,
- Complete formats with personal information, and
- Listen and understand questions about personal information
30. UNIT 1
A- Fill in the missing letters.
A D
G J
K M
Q S T
W
Z
B- Fill in the missing sounds
/bi/ /si/
/ef/
/el/ /em/ /en/
/pi/ /es/ /ti/
/vi/ /eks/
C- Write the next five sounds and letters in each line.
1. /ar/ S /ti/ U ____________________________________________________
2. /ai/ J /kei/ L ___________________________________________________
3. /ei/ B /si/ D ____________________________________________________
4. /dzei/ K /el/ M __________________________________________________
D- Correct the mistakes in each line.
1. /ai/ B C /di/ E _________________________________________________
2. G /eitch/ F /dzei/ K L _________________________________________
3. /ai/ F G /eitch/ /i/____________________________________________
4. /ar/ S T /en/ /vi/ W_____________________________________________
31. NOTE- Be careful with the following sounds. They are often confused.
= /ei/
When we don’t know how to spell (s
question:
“How do you spell the word
E- Practice asking “How do you spell the word _______?” Use
the words below. Ask a friend or a teacher to help you. Take
turns spelling the words…
F- Use the words in the box to write down the name of the following actions.
Compare your answers with your partners,
1. 2.
____________ ______________ ____________ _______________ ____________
____________ ______________ ____________ _______________ ____________
Be careful with the following sounds. They are often confused.
= /i/
When we don’t know how to spell (s-p-e-l-l) a word. We use th
“How do you spell the word famous?”
Practice asking “How do you spell the word _______?” Use
the words below. Ask a friend or a teacher to help you. Take
words in the box to write down the name of the following actions.
Compare your answers with your partners, sit down, raise your hand,
the board, stand up
3. 4.
____________ ______________ ____________ _______________ ____________
____________ ______________ ____________ _______________ ____________
Be careful with the following sounds. They are often confused.
= /ai/
l) a word. We use the following
words in the box to write down the name of the following actions.
raise your hand, come to
5.
____________ ______________ ____________ _______________ ____________
____________ ______________ ____________ _______________ ____________
32. G- Read the following situations and use your own words
should say in each.
1. You don’t know how to write the word
____________________________________________
2. You want to go to the bathroom. Ask your teacher:
______________________________________________
3. You are late. Ask your teacher
____________________________________
4. You don’t understand the instructions. Ask your teacher
____________________________________________
5. You don’t have a pencil. You want to borrow one from your classmate. Ask your
classmate.
____________________________________________
6. You don’t have your homework. Tell your teacher.
____________________________________________
7. You don’t know how to say
____________________________________________
8. You don’t have your book. You want to read with your friend.
Read the following situations and use your own words to write down what you
1. You don’t know how to write the word nephew. Ask your teacher:
__________________________________________________________________
2. You want to go to the bathroom. Ask your teacher:
_________________________________________________________________
3. You are late. Ask your teacher for permission to let you in.
_________________________________________________________________
4. You don’t understand the instructions. Ask your teacher to explain them again.
________________________________________________________________
5. You don’t have a pencil. You want to borrow one from your classmate. Ask your
________________________________________________________________
t have your homework. Tell your teacher.
________________________________________________________________
7. You don’t know how to say basura in English. Ask your teacher.
________________________________________________________________
our book. You want to read with your friend. Ask your teacher.
to write down what you
______________________
___________________
_____________________________
to explain them again.
____________________
5. You don’t have a pencil. You want to borrow one from your classmate. Ask your
____________________
____________________
____________________
Ask your teacher.
33. UNIT 2
A- Find 12 more occupations in the letter soup below and write down the
occupations you find using a/an.
b c b e d k g a w r y u r r
a t a a e q g a r d e n e r
c a n g n c g y k p a n p
c n k y t a a u u l r e o s
o t t t i k r r h c f s r e
u c e q s r d s e c l s t c
n i l s t e t t e r o e e r
t a l e k l e a r y r r r e
a n e l e c t r i c i a n t
n c r w a x i r q x s u n a
t c e l e c t r o w t c h r
b m e c h a n i c r e p o y
h a i r d r e s s e r w e x
t p h a r m a c i s t a p h
34. 1_____________ 2_______________ 3_______________4________________
5_____________ 6_______________ 7 _____________ 8
9_____________ 10_______________ 11_____________ 12______________
B- Match the vocabulary with the pictures
Blond hair, chubby,
muscular, wavy hair,
A)__________ B) __________C) __________
G)__________ H) __________ I)
C- Look at the map and practice giving directions. Follow the examples.
1_____________ 2_______________ 3_______________4________________
5_____________ 6_______________ 7 _____________ 8 _______________
9_____________ 10_______________ 11_____________ 12______________
Match the vocabulary with the pictures
chubby, moustache, curly hair, straight hair,
wavy hair, beard, slim, grey hair,
A)__________ B) __________C) __________D)___________ E)___________ F) ____________
G)__________ H) __________ I) ___________ J) __________ K) ___________ L) __________
Look at the map and practice giving directions. Follow the examples.
1_____________ 2_______________ 3_______________4________________
_______________
9_____________ 10_______________ 11_____________ 12______________
straight hair, bald,
skinny
_ E)___________ F) ____________
___________ J) __________ K) ___________ L) __________
Look at the map and practice giving directions. Follow the examples.
35. Ask about the location of places:
Complete the following dialogues, use:
across the street /around the corner / down the
street / on the left / on the right / next to the … /
on the corner of…… and…….
(you are under the “Welcome to Granville sign”)
Example:
1. Excuse me. Is there a bank near hear?
Yes, there is a bank on Park avenue, next to the
Bakery.
2. Excuse me. Where is the gas station?
__________________________________________
_________________________________________
3. Excuse me. Is there a church near hear?
__________________________________________
_________________________________________
4. Excuse me. Where is the hospital?
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
5. Excuse me. Is there a disco near hear?
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
Give and get directions:
Complete the following dialogues:
Turn right / turn left / go straight / go to the corner
of ___ street and ____ Avenue / go (2,3,4) blocks and
turn_______ / Behind…
(you are under the “Welcome to Granville sign”)
Example:
1. Excuse me. How do I get to the bus station?
Go straight two blocks along Franklin street. It´s behind
the Church.
2. Excuse me. How do I get to the Granville Hotel?
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
3.Excuse me, how do I get to the bus station?
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
4. Excuse me. How do I get to Hospital?
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
5. Excuse me. How do I get to the school?
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
36. UNIT 3
A- Complete with the correct form of the verb “to have”.
1. A: __________________ you __________________ a sister or a brother?
B: I __________________ a sister.
A: Is she beautiful?
B: Yes, she’s tall and thin.
2. A: __________________ she __________________ blond hair?
B: No, she __________________. She __________________dark hair and
green eyes.
B- Convert these notes into sentences using the Present Simple.
Follow the example:
0. Gaby / take piano lessons / Thursday afternoons.
Gaby takes piano lessons on Thursday afternoons.____________
1. Steve / read books / weekend
________________________________________________________
2. Terry and Tim / play computer games / Fridays.
________________________________________________________
3. Bill / fly his model planes / Mondays.
________________________________________________________
4. They / watch DVDs / evenings
________________________________________________________
5. Kelly / not go out with friends / Thursday evenings
________________________________________________________
37. C- Circle the correct option:
1. The sofa is _______ to the arm chair.
a. in front
b. under
c. behind
d. next
2. What_______ you _______ in your free time?
a. do------do
b. does-----do
c. is-----do
d. are-----do
3. ______is her father?
a. When
b. Why
c. Who
d. What
4. ______ your grandparents have much money?
a. Are
b. Do
c. Does
d. Is
5. We don´t see movies ______.
a. usually
b. everyday
c. in this moment
d. always
UNIT 4
A- Read the text about Joanna. Then write about yourself. Use her text to
help you.
Hi! I’m Joanna, I’m 14, I’mHi! I’m Joanna, I’m 14, I’mHi! I’m Joanna, I’m 14, I’mHi! I’m Joanna, I’m 14, I’m
English. I’m from Manchester.English. I’m from Manchester.English. I’m from Manchester.English. I’m from Manchester.
My address is 4 BrooklandsMy address is 4 BrooklandsMy address is 4 BrooklandsMy address is 4 Brooklands
Road, sale, Manchester. MyRoad, sale, Manchester. MyRoad, sale, Manchester. MyRoad, sale, Manchester. My
mobilemobilemobilemobile pppphhhhone number is 07715one number is 07715one number is 07715one number is 07715
201523. My h201523. My h201523. My h201523. My heeeeroe is Venusroe is Venusroe is Venusroe is Venus
Williams. She’s a tennis playerWilliams. She’s a tennis playerWilliams. She’s a tennis playerWilliams. She’s a tennis player
fromfromfromfrom California.California.California.California.
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
___________________________________________ .
38. B- Write a description about you and your habits and routines (age, job,
phone number, address, favorites, activities you like and don´t like).
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________ .
C- PRODUCIÓN ORAL:
- Escucha las siguientes preguntas en el audio y mientras lo haces,
trata de responderlas oralmente. Practícalas tantas veces te sea
posible.
1- What´s your name?
2- What´s your favorite sport?
3- Are you single or married?
4- Do you live in Mexico city?
5- What do you do in your free time?
- Ahora, escucha el audio con la conversación completa. En él,
encontrarás las posibles respuestas que podrías dar a las
preguntas anteriores.
39. AUTOEVALUACIÓN
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL
AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO.
COLEGIO DE CIENCIAS Y HUMANIDADES
PLANTEL_________.
EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO INGLÉS I.
Elaborado por: Profesor Luis Rodolfo Díaz Munive.
PERIODO: ECII 2011-2 JUNIO 2011
ALUMNO: _______________________________________________________________
APELLIDO PATERNO APELLIDO MATERNO NOMBRE(S)
No. de cuenta: _________________ Aciertos: ________ CALIFICACIÓN: ________
I. LISTENING
A. Listen to Stephen and Maria talking about their families.
B. Listen to Stephen and Maria again and mark the statements T(true) or F (false)
1. Stephen doesn´t have brothers or sisters. T F
2. Stephen plays in a band. T F
3. Stephen plays tennis. T F
4. Stephen’s sisters play tennis. T F
5. Stephen loves sports. T F
6. Maria lives in England. T F
7. Maria loves her grandmother. T F
8. Maria´s grandfather doesn´t work. T F
9. Maria´s parents work in England. T F
10. Maria’s grandmother is 65 years old. T F
_____ / 10 points
40. II. READING
Read the text and complete the information about Clara.
Hello there! My name´s Clara Ramírez, and I’m from Morelos, in Mexico. My mother is Mercedes,
my dad is Julian, and my sister’s name is Margarita. She’s sixteen.
I´m twelve and my birthday’s on August 18th
. Morelos is a great town.
My favorite actor is Leonardo Di Caprio -- he’s from USA.
First name: ______________________________________________________
Last name: ______________________________________________________
Age: ______________________________________________________
Birthday: ______________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________________
Mother’s name: ______________________________________________________
Father’s name: ______________________________________________________
Sister’s name: ______________________________________________________
Sister’s age: ______________________________________________________
Favorite actor: ______________________________________________________
_____ / 10 points
III.GRAMMAR
Complete the text. Use the words in the box.
never hardly because every are has usually any this twice
At my school, there………. three English teachers and two French teachers. There aren’t……….
German teachers……….we don’t study German. My favorite teacher………. long brown hair and
blue eyes. I like her because she’s very intelligent. We have an English lesson……….day and
we………get homework. I do my homework in the evening after dinner. I watch the news every
evening because it´s interesting. Then………. a week I play soccer with my friends. At the
weekends I……….study because I’m very tired.
So, ………. Is my life! I like it and I’m ……….ever unhappy.
_____ / 10 points
41. IV. WRITING
Read this e-mail from David, your new penfriend.
Dear friend,
My name’s David. I’m 15 years old and I live in Coventry, a big city in England.
I have one sister, Kate, and one brother, Luke. Kate’s 21 and she doesn’t live
with us. Luke is 13. He’s terrible!
My mother’s name is Susan and she’s a teacher. My father’s name is George
and he’s a teacher too. They teach at my school. I don’t like it because they teach me!
We live in a big house with a garden and a wonderful dog. Its name is Tessie. I love it very
much and I go for walks with it every day after school.
What about you? Please write and tell me about your family and city.
All the best
David
Now write an e-mail to David. Tell him about your family.
Dear David,
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
_____ / 10 points
42. V. SPEAKING
Ask a student about his/ her best friend.
• name?
• age?
• nationality?
• hobbies?
• favourite band/singer?
• favourite food?
• telephone?
• physical description?
_____ / 10 points
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46. Clave de respuestas / Answer key:
UNIDAD I
EXERCISE 1- Take care of writing logical correct answers using the
different concepts for the verb “to be” with good grammar.
EXERCISE 2-Listen, repeat and then, match the sounds to its
corresponding letter of the alphabet. Write the sound below the letters
of the alphabet on the table above.
47. Now, match the sounds to its corresponding letter of the alphabet. Write the
sound below the letters of the alphabet on the table above.
Sound /di/
Letter D
Sound /ou/
Letter O
Sound /ar/
Letter R
Sound /i/
Letter E
Sound /eks/
Letter X
Sound
Letter
EXERCISE 3- Match the three columns with a line. Follow the example.
1. School bag 2. Pencil case 3. White board
4. Pencil sharpener 5. School bus
EXERCISE 4- Complete the sentences with the correct nationality.
2- English 3- Mexican
EXERCISE 5- Follow instructions for each square.
1- Thirteen
2- Hundred 7
3- Eight 8
4- Forty
5- Three 10
Now, match the sounds to its corresponding letter of the alphabet. Write the
sound below the letters of the alphabet on the table above.
/eitsh/ /bi/ /ai/
H B I
/em/ /dzei/ /ef/
M J F
/ei/ /en/ /pi/
A N P
/es/ /kiu/ /ti/
S Q T
/zed/ /si/ /wai/
Z C Y
/dobliu/
W
Match the three columns with a line. Follow the example.
1. School bag 2. Pencil case 3. White board
4. Pencil sharpener 5. School bus 6. Trash can
Complete the sentences with the correct nationality.
Mexican 4- American 5- Portuguese 6- American
Follow instructions for each square.
6- 28
Hundred 7- 64
Eight 8- 19
9- 3
Three 10- 46
Now, match the sounds to its corresponding letter of the alphabet. Write the
/el/
L
/dzi/
G
/kei/
K
/iu/
U
/vi/
V
Match the three columns with a line. Follow the example.
1. School bag 2. Pencil case 3. White board
6. Trash can
American
48. EXERCISE 6- Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb to be in
affirmative or negative (am, is, are/ ´m not,
1- Is
2- Isn´t
3- Are
4- Is
5- Aren´t
UNIDAD II
EXERCISE 1: Categorize questions:
Things,
ideas
activities
People
WHAT
WHAT
WHO
WHO
EXERCISE 2: Write the correct logical question word on the space provided.
1- What / Which 2- Where
EXERCISE 3: A: Look at the map and write the
2- Bus stop, 3- Restaurant, 4
8- Park, 9- Parking lot, 10
B: Underline, cross or circle the correct logical option in order to
sentences.
1- on……Post office
2- Park …….next to.
3- is……..the corner of……..New Market street.
4- is ……the Hotel.
5- Train station ……… Station Road.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb to be in
affirmative or negative (am, is, are/ ´m not, isn´t, aren´t). Follow the example.
EXERCISE 1: Categorize questions:
Places Times and
events
A Choice
between two or
more things
WHERE
WHERE
WHEN
WHEN
WHICH
WHICH
Write the correct logical question word on the space provided.
Where 3- Who 4- When 5- What
A: Look at the map and write the names of the places below.
Restaurant, 4- Post office, 5- Hotel, 6- Train station, 7
Parking lot, 10- Cinema, 11- Supermarket.
B: Underline, cross or circle the correct logical option in order to
is……..the corner of……..New Market street.
Train station ……… Station Road.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb to be in
isn´t, aren´t). Follow the example.
between two or
more things
Characteristics,
quantities and
qualities
HOW
HOW
Write the correct logical question word on the space provided.
What
names of the places below.
Train station, 7- Bank,
complete the
49. EXERCISE 4: Fill in the blank spaces describing the animals:
EXERCISE 5: Complete the text with my, your, his, her, its, our, and their.
1- MY 2- MY 3- HIS 4- MY 5- HER 6- ITS 7- MY 8- MY 9- HIS
10- HER 11- MY 12- THEIR 13- HER 14- MY
15- OUR 16- HIS 17- MY 18- YOUR
American English
The cat __HAS____ a __BIG___ tail
It __HAS__ four _LEGS___
It _HAS__ two hands.
The giraffe _IS_ very tall.
It ___HAS__ two arms.
It has a __LONG__ __NECK___.
The mouse _HAS_ a _SMALL_ nose.
It _HAS__ big _TAIL__.
Do snails _HAVE_ legs?
No, they _DON´T__.
_DO_ vats _HAVE_ a tail?
No, _THEY_ don´t.
_DO_ camels _HAVE_ big eyes?
_YES,_ they _DO__.
__DO__ pigs _HAVE_ a _BIG_ stomach?
Yes, __THEY DO____.
British English
The cat _HAS_ _GOT__ a _BIG__ tail.
It _HAS__ __GOT__ four __LEGS__.
It ___HAS__ got two hands.
The giraffe _IS_ very tall.
It __HAS GOT __ two arms.
It has _GOT__ a __LONG__ _NECK_.
The mouse _HAS__ _GOT_ a _SMALL_
_NOSE_.
It _HAS__ __GOT__ big __TAIL__.
Have snails _GOT_ legs?
No, they __HAVEN´T__.
_HAVE__ vats __GOT_ a tail?
No, _THEY__ haven´t.
__HAVE_ camels __GOT__ big eyes?
_NO,__ they ___HAVEN´T_.
__HAVE_ pigs _GOT_ a _BIG_ stomach?
Yes, __YES, THEY HAVE__.
50. UNIDAD III
EXERCISE 1: Circle, underline or cross the correct words. Follow the
example.
1- DOES
2- RIDE
3- GO
4- WATCH
5- STAYS ……. TAKES
EXERCISE 2: On the blank space, write the correct option from the ones in
parenthesis ( ). Follow the example:
1- WEAR
2- CELEBRATE
3- STUDY
4- WORKS
5- HAS
EXERCISE 3: Match the numbers with the letters. Follow the example:
2- D, 3- A, 4- B, 5- C
EXERCISE 4: Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
parentheses. Follow the example.
1- GOING, 2- LOVES, 3- PLAYING, 4- WATCHING, 5- ENJOYS
EXERCISE 5: UNDERLINE THE CORRECT SENTENCE. FOLLOW THE
EXAMPLE
1- I like avocado. 3- Mary´s not a housewife 5- My teacher has got a car.
2- His name´s Mike. 4- Steve lives in a big city.
51. EXERCISE 6: Read the following text and answer the questions in English.
1- Mark collects coffee mugs.
2- He collects scarves.
3- She has almost two hundred watches.
4- He is from California.
EXERCISE 7A AND 7B. Choose and
1. C After finishing high school, he studies animation for three years in the
California Institute of the Arts.
2. B Tim becomes popular with young audiences when he films The Nightmare
Before Christmas (1993) and James and the Giant Peach (1996).
3. C His triumph begins when he directs two very successful movies
Beetlejuice (1988), and Batman (1989).
4. B He really likes vampire movies with the actor Vincent Price. / Tim works
with his childhood idol, Vincent Price, when he films Edward Scissorhands.
5. B Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was a huge box office success that
made over $207 million dollars only in the United States.
6. A Tim has a great decade. He films Planet of the Apes (2000), Big Fish
(2003), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and Corpse Bride (2005).
7. Tim Burton is American. Or He is from the United States. Or Tim Burton’s
nationality is American.
8. Burton works as an animator apprentice in Walt Disney Studios.
9. He is a movie director. /He is an excellent movie director.
10.They are best friends. /Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are best friends.
52. UNIDAD IV
WRITING:
EXERCISE 1- Read the paragraph about Daniel. Then, write a paragraph
about yourself replacing the words in red.
Hi! My name’sHi! My name’sHi! My name’sHi! My name’s ____________FernandaFernandaFernandaFernanda____________. I’m from. I’m from. I’m from. I’m from ____________Costa RicaCosta RicaCosta RicaCosta Rica____________ and I live inand I live inand I live inand I live in ________San JoséSan JoséSan JoséSan José____________....
I’mI’mI’mI’m ____________________________25252525________________________ years old. My favorite subject isyears old. My favorite subject isyears old. My favorite subject isyears old. My favorite subject is ____________________EnglishEnglishEnglishEnglish________________________ and I’m good atand I’m good atand I’m good atand I’m good at
________________ChemistryChemistryChemistryChemistry____________________, My favorite teacher is, My favorite teacher is, My favorite teacher is, My favorite teacher is ________________________Mr. PuentesMr. PuentesMr. PuentesMr. Puentes____________________________.... My favorite sport isMy favorite sport isMy favorite sport isMy favorite sport is
________________________________TennisTennisTennisTennis________________ and my favorite sports star isand my favorite sports star isand my favorite sports star isand my favorite sports star is ________________Roger FedererRoger FedererRoger FedererRoger Federer____________....
EXERCISE 2- Follow the example carefully in order to write to your old
friend about these things:
d) Your friends (hair, eyes, etc. / funny, wonderful, nice)
e) One thing you like about your school or teachers
f) One thing you don’t like.
EXERCISE 3- Follow the example carefully in order to write a paragraph
about what you do on your favorite day. Use these lines:
d) In the morning, I…
e) In the afternoon, I…
f) In the evening, I…
LISTENING:
EXERCISE 1- Listen and complete the message for Rob and Lucy.
A. Rob!
Message from Mrs ____Booker_________.
The homework’s on page ___85_______.
Phone number ____01763208956_____.
B. Lucy!
Message from Mrs. ____Hurley________.
The homework’s on page _______78______ .
The phone number is on page ___01433 651464____.
53. EXTRA ACTIVIDADES SUGERIDAS
UNIT 1:
Exercise A:
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
Exercise B:
/ei/ /bi/ /si/ /di/ /i/
/ef/ /dzi/ /eitsh/ /ai/ /dzei/
/kei/ /el/ /em/ /en/ /ou/
/pi/ /kiu/ /ar/ /es/ /ti/
/iu/ /vi/ /dobliu/ /eks/ /way/
/zed/
Exercise C:
1. /vi/ W /eks/ Y /zed/ 2. /em/ N /ou/ P /kiu/
3. /i/ F /dzi/ H /ai/ 4. /en/ O /pi/ Q /ar/
Exercise D:
1. /ei/ B C /di/ E
2. F G / eitch/ E /dzei/ K L
3. /i/ F G /eitsh/ /ai/
4. /ar/ S T /iu/ /vi/ W
Exercise E:
How do you spell Music? Em-iu-es-ai-si
How do you spell history? Eitsh-ai-es-ti-ou-ar-way
How do you spell geography? Dzi-i-ou-dzi-ar-ei-pi-eitsh-way
How do you spell gymnastics? Dzi-way-em-en-ei-es-ti-ai-si-es
How do you spell science? Es-si-ai-i-en-si-i
How do you spell mathematics? Em-ei-ti-eitsh-i-em-ei-ti-i-si-es
54. Exercise F:
1. sit down 2. Raise your hand 3. Stand up 4. Come to the board
5. compare your answers with your partners.
Exercise G:
1. How do you spell the word nephew?
2. May I go to the bathroom?
3. May I come in?
4. Can you explain the instructions again?
5. May I borrow a pencil? / Can you lend me a pencil?
6. I forgot my homework.
7. How do you say “basura” in English? / What’s “basura” in English?
8. May I work with my friend? / Can I read with my friend?
56. Exercise C:
Asking about location of places:
2. It’s on the corner of Washington Street and Franklin Street.
3. Yes, It’s on Washington Street.
4. It’s on Washington Street, next to the supermarket.
5. Yes, it’s on the corner of Jackson Street and Washington Street, next to the
Granville Hotel.
Giving and get directions:
2. You are in front of the Granville Hotel.
3. Turn left at the corner of Park Avenue and go along, the bus station is on
your right, next to the church.
4. Turns left and walk along Washington Street, go two blocks and the hospital
is on your left, next to the supermarket.
5. Go across the Street and the school is on your right, next to the bakery.
UNIT 3:
Exercise A:
1. A: _________DO_______ you _______HAVE_______ a sister or a brother?
B: I ______HAVE________ a sister.
A: Is she beautiful?
B: Yes, she’s tall and thin.
2. A: _______DOES_______ she _______HAVE_______ blond hair?
B: No, she _____DOESN´T________. She ______HAS____ dark hair and green eyes.
Exercise B:
1- Steve reads books on the weekend.
2- Terry and Tim play computer games on Fridays.
3- Bill flies his model planes on Mondays.
4- They watch DVDs in the evenings.
5- Kelly doesn´t go out with friends on Thursday evenings.
Exercise C:
1- d 4- b
2- a 5- b
57. 3- c
UNIT 4
Exercise A: Just be careful following the example correctly.
Exercise B: This exercise is for you to integrate everything you saw in this
guide. Try to remember everything and good luck!
Exercise C:
1- What´s your name?
My name´s Carlos Rodríguez.
2- What´s your favorite sport?
My favorite sport is soccer.
3- Are you single or married?
I am single.
4- Do you live in Mexico city?
Yes, I do.
5- What do you do in your free time?
In my free time, I sometimes go to the park, I read the newspaper, I play
soccer on the street, and I listen to classical music.
58. Clave de Respuestas Mock Exam
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL
AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO.
COLEGIO DE CIENCIAS Y HUMANIDADES
PLANTEL_________.
EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO INGLÉS I.
Elaborado por: Profesor Luis Rodolfo Díaz Munive.
PERIODO: ECII 2011-2 JUNIO 2011
ALUMNO: _______________________________________________________________
APELLIDO PATERNO APELLIDO MATERNO NOMBRE(S)
No. de cuenta: _________________ Aciertos: ________ CALIFICACIÓN: ________
I. LISTENING
A. Listen to Stephen and Maria talking about their families.
B. Listen to Stephen and Maria again and mark the statements T(true) or F (false)
11. Stephen doesn´t have brothers or sisters. T F
12. Stephen plays in a band. T F
13. Stephen plays tennis. T F
14. Stephen’s sisters play tennis. T F
15. Stephen loves sports. T F
16. Maria lives in England. T F
17. Maria loves her grandmother. T F
18. Maria´s grandfather doesn´t work. T F
19. Maria´s parents work in England. T F
20. Maria’s grandmother is 65 years old. T F
_____ / 10 points
59. II. READING
Read the text and complete the information about Clara.
Hello there! My name´s Clara Ramírez, and I’m from Morelos in Mexico. My mother is Mercedes,
my dad is Julian, and my sister’s name is Margarita. She’s sixteen.
I´m twelve and my birthday’s on the August 18th
. Morelos is a great town.
My favorite actor is Leonardo Di Caprio -- he’s from USA.
First name: ___Clara______________________________________________
Last name: ___Ramírez____________________________________________
Age: ___Twelve ____________________________________________
Birthday: ___the August 18th
_____________________________________
City: ___Morelos___________________________________________
Mother’s name: ___Mercedes__________________________________________
Father’s name: ___Julian_____________________________________________
Sister’s name: ___Margarita__________________________________________
Sister’s age: ___Sixteen___________________________________________
Favorite actor: ___Leonardo Di Caprio_________________________________
_____ / 10 points
III.GRAMMAR
Complete the text. Use the words in the box.
never hardly because every are has usually any this twice
At my school, there are three English teachers and two French teachers. There aren’t any
German teachers because .we don’t study German. My favorite teacher has long brown hair and
blue eyes. I like her because she’s very intelligent. We have an English lesson every day and
We usually get homework. I do my homework in the evening after dinner. I watch the news every
evening because it´s interesting. Then twice. a week I play soccer with my friends. At the
weekends I hardly study because I’m very tired.
So, this is my life! I like it and I’m never ever unhappy.
_____ / 10 points
60. IV. WRITING
Read this e-mail from David, your new penfriend.
Dear friend,
My name’s David. I’m 15 years old and I live in Coventry, a big city in England.
I have one sister, Kate, and one brother, Luke. Kate’s 21 and she doesn’t live
with us. Luke is 13. He’s terrible!
My mother’s name is Susan and she’s a teacher. My father’s name is George
and he’s a teacher too. They teach at my school. I don’t like it because they teach me!
We live in a big house with a garden and a wonderful dog. Its name is Tessie. I love it very
much and I go for walks with it every day after school.
What about you? Please write and tell me about your family and city.
All the best
David
Now write an e-mail to David. Tell him about your family.
Dear David,
My name’s Luis. I’m 15 years old and I live in Mexico City, a big city in Mexico.
I have one sister Esperanza. She’s 17 and she lives with me and my family. She’s really cool!
My mother’s name is Clara and she ´s a nurse. My father’s name is Rodolfo and he’s a pet
doctor. My mother works in a hospital and my father works in a zoo.
We live in an apartment with a wonderful cat. Its name is Melanina. I love it very much and I
play with her every day after school.
All the best
Luis
_____ / 10 points
61. V. SPEAKING
Ask a student about his/ her best friend.
• name?...............................................................What’s your name?
• age?.................................................................How old are you?
• nationality?.....................................................Where are you from?
• hobbies?.........................................................Do you play (soccer) ?
Do you like (videogames)?
What’s your favourite (book)?
• favourite band/singer?....................................Who’s your favourite singer / band?
• favourite food?...............................................What’s your favourite food?
• telephone?.......................................................What’s your telephone number?
• physical description?.......................................Is he/ she tall?
Is he/she short?
Is he/she thin?
Is he/she fat?
Is he /she funny?
_____ / 10 points