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- 1. FACULTY OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING EnglishI Daniel Zea Vallejo 2020-2021 CI
- 2. Today Lesson #1: Greetingsand alphabet pronunciation English Module I
- 3. • Greetings andgoodbyes • Alphabet pronunciation • Personal pronouns • Numbers Content English Module I
- 4. • "I amsomebody, I was somebody when I came, I'll be a better somebody when I leave. I'm powerful and I am strong. I deserve the education that I get here. I HAVE THINGS TO DO, PEOPLE TO IMPRESS AND PLACES TO GO!” by Rita Pierson • NAME: • GROUP: • COURSE: Inspirational quote English Module I
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- 8. • What’s yourname? • What’s your address? • What’s your phone number? • How old are you? • How are you? Key words • My name is Daniel • It is Sauces 1 Block 10 • My phone number is 12345678 • I AM 20 years old • I am fine, thank you. English Module I
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- 10. Personal pronouns I Yo You Tú He Él She Ella It Eso (cosa, animal) We Nosotros You Ustedes They Ellos Singular Plural 1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person English Module I
- 11. Exercise: • Maria, Pabloand Luis. • Kathy, Marcus, Luis and I. • Andreas, Alf, Marcelo, Juan and you. • Alice and you. • You and I • Miguel and fred. • A dog • The dogs • The kids and you. • The tables. • Loly, the cat • THEY • WE • YOU • YOU • WE • THEY • IT • THEY • YOU • THEY • IT English Module I
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- 13. Greetings and sayingbye English Module I
- 14. Formal greetings andresponses English Module I
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- 16. Goodbyes • Goodbye (Oneof the most formal ways to say goodbye) • Have a good day. / Have a nice day (To someone that you're not very close with) • TAKE CARE (It still a little bit formal) • BYE (It’s the most common way to say goodbye in English, informal/casual) • SEE YOU LATER / SEE YOU TOMORROW (Semiformal, you can use it almost with anyone) • TALK TO YOU LATER (When you’re talking with someone on the phone) • LATER ( Super informal / commonly used with friends) • HAVE A GOOD ONE (Means “Have a good day” or “Have a good week”, it is relax and friendly) • ALL RIGHT THEN (Not so commonly used, it’s very casual, relaxed) • Adiós • Ten un buen día. • Cuidate • Adiós (informal) • Nos vemos luego/ nos vemos mañana. • Hablamos luego • Nos vemos luego • Ten uno Bueno • Muy bien entonces English Module I
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- 18. • Download theword document post in “Activity 1- Personal pronouns”. • Fill it out with your details and with the answers you believe are correct. • Save it as a pdf document and upload it to the platform. Activity in Moodle English Module I