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- 1. TOPIC 1 GREETINGS,NUMBERS,LETTERS AND COLORS UNIDAD CURRICULAR APROXIMACIÓN A LA LENGUA INGLÉS Docente Investigadora: Maricela Ventura SIMPLE COMANDS AND GREETINGS
- 2. 5.- sit down 1.- stand up 2.- listen to 3.- point to 4.- come IDENTIFY SIMPLE COMMANDS 6.- open the notebook 7.- close the notebook
- 4. express and understand greetings Informal situations Context First speaker Second speaker meeting Hi! Hello! Hi! Hello! How are you? Very well, thanks Fine, thanks leaving Bye Bye See you later See you later See you See you Good night Good night
- 5. express and understand greetings Formal situations Context First speaker Second speaker meeting Hello, Mrs…/Mr… How are you? Hello, Mrs…/Mr… Very well, thanks Fine, thanks Good morning Good afternoon Good evening Good morning Good afternoon Good evening leaving Goodbye Goodbye See you later See you later See you next week See you on Monday See you next week See you on Monday Good night Good night
- 6. good morning 7:00 am good afternoon good evening 1:00 pm 7:00 pm express and understand greetings good night 11:00 pm
- 9. UNIDAD CURRICULAR APROXIMACIÓN A LA LENGUA INGLÉS Docente Investigadora: Maricela Ventura