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UNIT 1: Nice to meet you!
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To be
PRONOUNS VERB: TO BE
I AM
YOU ARE
HE IS
SHE IS
IT IS
WE ARE
YOU ARE
THEY ARE
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To be: Negatives
PRONOUN NEGATIVE VERB
I I AM NOT IM NOT
YOU YOU ARENT
HE HE ISNT
SHE SHE ISNT
IT IT ISNT
WE WE ARENT
YOU YOU ARENT
THEY THEY ARENT
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To be: Used in Questions ???
The verb to be comes before the subject/pronoun: Is he Chilean?
______ you from Santiago?
______ they students at Duoc UC?
______ we ready to go?
______ it a new car?
Are you from Santiago?
Are they students at Duoc UC?
Are we ready to go?
Is it a new car?
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Possessive Adjectives
PRONOUN POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE
I MY
YOU YOUR
HE HIS
SHE HER
IT ITS
WE OUR
YOU YOUR
THEY THEIR
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Fill in the blank with a form of the verb to be (+ or -) or a possessive adjective.
Andres _______ a great student. He studies marketing at Duoc UC. _________ favorite teacher is from England. She _______ British. I _________ very good friends with Andres. He is ________ best friend. We ______ on the same soccer team, but he ________ ( - ) a very good soccer player. _____ best friends are Javier, Esteban, and Elizabeth. They ______ very nice people. Andres loves eating. ______ favorite food is ceviche.
Andres is a great student.
His favorite teacher is from England.
She is British.
I am very good friends with Andres.
He is my best friend.
We are on the same soccer team, but he isnt a very good soccer player.
Our best friends are Javier, Esteban, and Elizabeth.
They are very nice people.
His favorite food is ceviche.
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THIS/THAT/THESE/THOSE
SINGULAR:
THIS: for things near you
THAT: for things far away
Whats this? Its a dictionary.
That car is Italian.
PLURAL:
THESE: for things near you
THOSE: for things far away
These watches are Japanese.
What are those? Theyre tables.
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Articles: a / an, the
Use a or an with a SINGULAR noun. She has a bag.
He writes with a pencil.
Use an with a noun beginning with a vowel sound. You need an umbrella.
She has an ID card.
She is a student at an university.
She is a student at a university.
Use the when we know which (door, windows, car, etc.) Open the door.
Close the windows.
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Fill in the blanks with a or an
She goes to ____ very nice school. Before school she eats ____ egg and she has some bread. She is ____ excellent student. She reads ___ book on the metro. She has ____ dog. Its name is Zapallo.
She goes to a very nice school.
Before school she eats an egg and she has some bread.
She is an excellent student.
She reads a book on the metro.
She has a dog.
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Countries & Nationalities (pg. 141)
He is from Chile.
He is Chilean.
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Name that country and nationality:
He is from Italy.
Hes Italian.
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Canada
Canadian
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Its from Japan.
Its Japanese
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Common Objects (pg. 142)
a wallet
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keys
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glasses
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Unit 2: Cappuccino and Fries
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Simple present
PRONOUNS SIMPLE PRESENT VERBS
I WORK
YOU WORK
HE WORKS
SHE WORKS
IT WORKS
WE WORK
YOU WORK
THEY WORK
Watch: watches
Finish: finishes
Go: goes
Do: does
Study: studies
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Simple present: Negatives
SIMPLE PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT: NEGATIVES
I DONT WORK
YOU DONT WORK
HE DOESNT WORK
SHE DOESNT WORK
IT DOESNT WORK
WE DONT
YOU DONT
THEY DONT
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Use the simple present in its positive
or negative form: Miguel ______ (live) in Puente Alto. He _____ (be) very short, so his friends call him Miguelito. He _______ (work) at Santa Isabel, but he _________ (not work) on the weekends. I _____ (be) his sister. I ________ (not live) in Puente Alto. I ______ (live) in Santiago Centro with my husband. My husband _____ (go) to work everyday in Maipu. We ______ (study) English and French.
Miguel lives
He is
He works
He doesnt work
I am
I dont live
I live
My husband goes
We study
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Jobs (page 144)
He is a pilot.
*Remember: In English, when we talk about professions, we need an article (a / an)
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She is a journalist.
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He is a politician.
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Possessive s
Use s to talk about relatives (family) and possessions.
the mother of Alexis Sanchez
Alexis Sanchezs mother
Its the house of James.
Its Jamess house.
Theyre the friends of my parents.
Theyre my parents friends.
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The family page 145
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Tom Jane
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Steve Katie Jeffrey
Steve is Toms ________.
Jane is Jeffreys _________.
Katie is Janes __________.
Steve is Katies _________.
Jane is Toms __________.
Katie is Steves _________.
Tom is Katies _________.
Steve is Toms son.
Jane is Jeffreys mother/mom.
Katie is Janes daughter.
Steve is Katies brother.
Jane is Toms wife.
Katie is Steves sister.
Tom is Katies father/dad.
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Unit 3: Pretty Woman
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ADJECTIVES (pgs. 126 & 146)
Its a very fast car.
Its a red car.
Its an expensive car.
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Can you describe this picture?
Its a pink pig.
Its a dirty pig.
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Can you describe this woman?
Shes young.
Shes beautiful.
Whats the opposite of young? Beautiful?
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Give the opposite of the following adjectives
EXPENSIVE
UGLY
WET
FAST
OLD
EMPTY
DIRTY
POOR
LOW HEAVY
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What time is it?- telling time (pg. 126)
What time is it?
Its seven oclock. (7:00).
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What time is it?
Its quarter to twelve.
Its eleven forty-five.
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What time is it?
Its half past six.
Its six thirty.
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Look at the clocks and tell the time:
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Adverbs of frequency (pg. 126) Always
Usually
Often
Sometimes
Hardly ever
Never
She hates cigarettes. She ________ smokes.
I __________ go to the beach. I go one or two times in December and January.
They live very close to Duoc so they ________ walk to school.
She hates cigarettes. She never smokes.
I hardly ever go to the beach. I go one or two times in December and January.
They live very close to Duoc so they always walk to school.
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Prepositions of time (pg. 126)
Use IN for: parts of the day, months, seasons, and years.
in the morning, in the summer, in 1998
Use ON for: days, dates, and the weekend on the weekend, on my birthday, on July 12th
Use AT for: night and times of the day at three oclock, at night, at lunchtime
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He studies during the week, but he goes to parties ____ the weekend. He likes to go to Via del Mar ____ January. He drives very early ____ the morning. He usually gets up _____ 8:00 and arrives in Via _____ lunchtime. He visits the beach and drinks beer _____ Saturday and drives home _____ Sunday.
on the weekend
in January
in the morning
at 8:00, at lunchtime
on Saturday, on Sunday
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They -__________
pronoun Possessive?
Describe the pictures. Remember to use this, that, those, these
and a possessive adjective.
Example: These are their books
Example: Thats their newspaper.
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Tiffany:
- Brother: Robert
- Occupation: Journalist
- Drink alcohol: never
- Have a shower in the morning: always
- Be sick: hardly ever
Example:
Roberts Tiffanys brother. She is a journalist. She never drinkS alcohol and always has a shower in the morning. She is very healthy, she is hardly ever sick.
REPORT: USE POSSESSIVES, SIMPLE PRESENT AND FREQUENCY ADVERBS
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REPORT: USE POSSESSIVES, SIMPLE PRESENT AND FREQUENCY ADVERBS
Paul:
- Mother: Mara
- Occupation: police officer
- Stay up late: always
- Be late: never
- Play tennis on weekends: often
EXAMPLE:
Mara is Pauls mother. Paul is a police officer and he always stays up late but he is never late.
He often playS tennis on weekends.