This document contains information about the verb "to be" and the alphabet in English and Spanish. It discusses the different structures of the verb "to be" and how it is used to talk about names, nationalities, professions, and characteristics. It then provides examples of sentences using the verb "to be". The next section defines the alphabet as a structured group of letters accepted across languages. It states that the Spanish alphabet is called the Roman alphabet and is used as the writing structure underlying most languages in America. It then lists each letter of the Spanish alphabet and its pronunciation.

1. Instituto Superior
Pedagogico Superior
“Ciudad de San
Gabriel”
INGLES
Lourdes Ruales
Tercero “B”
2012-2013

2. Verb to be
The structures of the verb "to be" used to communicate
various aspects can be very useful as "a person talk about"
your name, nationality, profession and describes the
characteristics of someone or something
ExEmpla’s
We have to be careful
I wat to be a doctor
What do be a doctor
To be or not to be

3. ALPHABET
It is a structured group of letters in a specific order accepted across the board
in the language
This is a set composed of the spelling intended for language representation.
In Spanish, this group takes its name from the first three letters that make it
up: A, B, and C.
The system adopted by the language or Spanish language is the Roman
alphabet, which offers a writing structure that underlies worldwide since
certain changes took advantage in most of the languages spoken in AMERICA
A(ei)
B (bi )
C ci
D di
Ei
F ef
G zyi
H eich
I ai
J zyei
K kei
L el
M em
N en

4. Oou
P pi
Q kiu
R ar
S es
T ti
U iu
V vi
W duhbliu
X ex
Y uai
Z zi