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Unit 3
Family-The support for human beings
ADJECTIVES(ADJETIVOS)
Adjectives are the words that qualify the noun. Example:
big, small, old, young, beautiful, etc.
Los adjetivos son las palabras que califican al sustantivo. Por ejemplo: grande,pequeo, viejo, joven, hermoso(a), etc.
In English, most adjectives can go in two different places in a sentence:
before nouns, as in a funny story
.. + Adjective + ..
Ex: The big city La ciudad grandeEx: A nice park Un parque bonito
after verbs, especially linking verbs like be and seem, as in Dont laugh-It
isnt funny.
Some adjectives can also go:
After nouns, as in: There was no money available.
as in after nouns.
En ingles la mayora de los adjetivos pueden ir en dos diferentes lugares en una oracin:
Antes de los sustantivos, como por ejemplo: a funny story (una historia graciosa.
funny=adjetivo-graciosa y story=sustantivo-historia/cuento)
Despus de los verbos, especialmente de like- beseem, como por ejemplo: No te ras, no es
divertido.
Otros adjetivos pueden tambin ir despus de los sustantivos, como por ejemplo: El dinero no
estuvo disponible.
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1.Comparison of adjectives:
English has three degrees of adjectives comparisons: positive, comparatives (2
people, things) and superlatives. (3 or more people)Study these examples:
Comparacin de los adjetivos
En Ingls hay 3 grados de comparacin para los adjetivos y son: el positivo, el
comparativo (2 personas /objetos, etc.)y el superlativo (3 o ms personas/objetos
etc.) Estudie estos ejemplos:
Spaghetti is cheap ( positive ) Spaghetti is barato.
Bread is cheaper ( comparative ) El pan es ms barato.
Rice is the cheapest ( superlative ) El arroz es el comestible
ms barato.
Fish is expensive ( positive ) El pescado es caro.
Pork is more expensive ( comparative ) la carne de cerdo es ms
cara.
Beef is the most expensive ( superlative) La carne de res es la ms
cara.
2.One- syllable Adjective
Most adjectives with one syllable have -er(for comparatives) andest endings
(for superlatives).
La mayora de las terminaciones de los adjetivos de una sola slaba son er (para
los comparativos=2 elementos) yest (para los superlativos=3 o ms elementos).
Positive Comparative Superlative
small smaller than the smallest
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close closer than the closest
long
high .
hard .
cheap ..
loud ..
fast .
One-syllable adjectives that end in a single stressed vowel followed by a single
consonant, must add another consonant.
Adjetivos de una sola slaba que terminan en consonante, con vocal acentuada,
debe aadir otra consonante.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Hot hotter the hottest
Big ..
Wet .
Fat . ..
Thin .
(There are some exceptions to the rule of the double consonant. Adjectives that
end in w,x or y are not doubled.)
Hay algunas excepciones a la regla de duplicar la consonante. Los adjetivos que
terminan en w, x y, no se duplica.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Slow slower the slowest
New ..
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Low . .
Gray .
3. Two or moreSyllable Adjectives
Adjectives of two or more syllables take the words more and the most for
comparisons.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Important more important than the most important
Delicious ---------------- -------------------------
Expensive ----------------- -------------------------
Modern ----------------- --------------------------
Difficult ----------------- --------------------------
Dangerous ----------------- --------------------------
Two-syllable adjectives that end in y can takeer and -est endings, but the y changes
to i before the ending.
Adjetivos de dos slabas que terminan en y , cambie la y por i antes de adicionarer o
est.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Hungry hungrier the hungriest
Busy --------------- --------------------
Early --------------------- ---------------------
Noisy --------------------- ---------------------
Dirty --------------------- ----------------------
4. Irregular Adjetives (Adjetivos irregulares)
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ADJETIVO COMPARATIVO SUPERLATIVO
BAD (MALO) WORSE (PEOR) THE WORST (EL PEOR)GOOD (BUENO) BETTER (MEJOR) THE BEST (EL MEJOR)
LITTLE (PEQUEO) LESS (MENOS) THE LEAST (GENERALLY:EL/LO MENOS)
OLD (VIEJO) OLDER (MAYOR) THE ELDEST (EL MAYOR)
Examples:
Ex: My computer is faster than yours.
Mi computador es ms rpido que el tuyo.
Ex: My computer is more reliable than yours.
Mi computador es ms fiable que el tuyo.
Ex: My computer is the fastest.
Mi computador es el ms rpido.
Ex: My computer is the most reliable.
Mi computador es el ms fiable.
Ex: My computer is the slowest.
Mi computador es el ms lento.
Ex: My computer is the least fast.
Mi computador es el menos rpido.
Practice the conversation and identify the main content of it.
Practica la conversacin e identifique el contenido principal de la misma.
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Sunny Day
A: It's good to see the sun again.B: Better than yesterday.
A: They say it's going to cloud over again this afternoon.
B: As long as it doesn't rain.
A: Wow, it certainly is an awful day.
B: Yeah, I'm really fed up with all this rain.
A: Well, it was only drizzle when I got up at 7, but this is too much!
Answer these Questions :
Is a sunny day better than a cold day?
..
Which is nicer : A sunny or a rainy day ?
...................................
Nota: Cuando varios adjetivos acompaan a un mismo sustantivo, estos adjetivos se colocan siguiendo un orden
determinado, que suele ser:
1.- Tamao: Big, small....
2.- Caractersticas generales: Interesting, Spanish, beautiful....
3.- Edad: Old, young....
4.- Forma: Round, narrow, broad....
5.- Color: Red, blue....
6.- Material: Plastic, golden, silver....
7.- Procedencia: Spanish, Swiss....
Ejemplos:
Ex: A big Spanish car. Ex: A young pretty woman.
Un auto espaol grande. Una mujer joven y guapa.
Ex: An old, red, plastic table.
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Una mesa vieja de plstico roja.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
We use a possessive adjective + a noun for possession.
Utilizamos el adjetivo posesivo + sustantivo para denotar posesin.
Ex: My car. [Mi carro]
Your folder. [Tu carpeta]Her theory. [Suyo (de ella) teora]
In English there are eight possessive adjectives for the corresponding eightpersonal pronouns.
Existen ocho adjetivos posesivos correspondientes a los ocho pronombrespersonales.
SINGULAR PLURAL
PERSONAL
PRONOUN
POSSESIVE
ADJETIVES
PERSONAL
PRONOUN
POSSESIVE
ADJETIVES
I MY WE OUR
YOU YOUR YOU YOUR
HE HIS THEY THEIR
SHE HER
IT ITS
MY CAR!
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Possessive adjectives always go before the noun.Los adjetivos posesivos van siempre antes del sustantivo
Ex: Myhouse is big.
Possessive + Noun + Verb + Adjective
Possessive adjectives will always be related to their previous referent.Los adjetivos posesivos siempre tendrn su referente previo.
Ex: Kevin has a sister. His(Kevins) sister is very intelligent.
MY HOUSE IS BIG
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YES/NO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH THE VERB BE
We use the verb BE before the subject in YES/NO questions.Utilizamos el verbo BE antes del sujeto en preguntas YES/NO.
YES/NO QUESTIONS WITH BE
BE SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
Am
OK ?
Is
He
She
It
Are
We
You
They
We write only a QUESTION MARK at the end of a question.
Escribimos nicamente un solo signo de interrogacin al final de una pregunta.
Ex: Are you busy? [Estas ocupado?]
Some expressions of present time are:
Algunas expresiones de tiempo presente son:
now
this moment
todaytonight
ahora
este momento
hoyesta noche
Este tipo de preguntas requieren de una respuesta Positiva o Negativa
Para formular preguntas se escribe primero el verbo luego el sujeto: Are you?:
(al escribir nunca olvide la coma Yes, No,)
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Examples:
QUESTION SHORT ANSWER PREGUNTARESPUESTA
CORTAAre you a student? Yes, I am. Eres estudiante? S, lo soy
Are you a teacher? No, I'm not. Es usted (un) profesor? No,no lo soy.
Is he an engineer? Yes, he is. Es l ingeniero? S, lo es.
Is she your mother? No, she isn't Es ella tu mam? No, no lo es
Is it an English book? Yes, it is.Es este un libro deingls?
S, lo es.
Are we late? No, we're not. Estamos atrazados? No, no estamos.
Are you satisfied? Yes, we are. Estn satisfechos/as? S, lo estamos.
Are they at home? No, they are not.Estn ellos/llas en casa?
No, no estn.
Hay tres clases de respuestas: corta, completa
Are you a student?
Short answer Yes, I am No, I'm not
Full answer Yes, I am a student No, I'm not a student
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WH- QUESTIONS WITH THE VERB BE
To build Wh-questions follow this structure:
Para estructurar Wh-questions (preguntas informativas) siga esta estructura:
WH-WORD + BE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT + ?
Wh-word Be S + C +?
What is it?
Where are they?
When is the meeting?
Preguntas de Informacin:
Las WH- son palabras que sirven para pedir informacin acerca de:
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WHO = Ask about people Para preguntar por personas(Quin, quines?)
WHAT = Ask about things - Cosas (Qu, Cul, Cules?)
WHAT IS HE (she/ it) LIKE= Ask about qualities or characteristics - Pregunta acercade cualidades o caracteristicas.
WHAT TIME = Ask for specific clock time Pregunta por la horaespecfica.
WHERE = Ask about places and directions - Lugares (Dnde?,
y directions)
WHEN = Ask about time, dates - Tiempo, fechas (Cundo?)
HOW = Ask about mood, manners - Modos, maneras(Cmo?)
HOW OLD = Ask about age- Para preguntar la edad.
WHY = Ask about reasons - Razones (Por qu?)
WHICH = Ask about people or things - Personas o cosas
(Quin, quines, Cul, cules?) .
WHOSE = Ask about property or possession - Propiedad oposesin (De quin?)
WHOM = Ask about intended Person - Persona intencional (aquin, con quin, para quin?) + (to, with, for)
Examples:
QUESTION ANSWER PREGUNTA RESPUESTA
Who is your father? My father is George. Quin es tu padre? Mi padre es George.
What is your name? My name is John. Cul es tu nombre? Mi nombre es John.
Where are you from? I am from Ecuador. De dnde eres? Soy de Ecuador.
When is your birthday? It is on October 11th. Cundo es tucumpleaos?
Es el 11 de Octubre.
How are you today? I am fine. Cmo ests? Estoy bien.
Why are you happy? Because I'm luckytoday.
Por qu ests feliz? Porque hoy estoy desuerte.
Which city are you from? I'm from Loja city. De qu ciudad eres? Soy de Loja.
Whose is this book? This is Georges. De quin es este libro? Es de George.
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Whom are you going toinvite?
I'm going to inviteMary.
A quin vas a invitar? Voy a invitar a Mary.
Practice easy questions in:http:/a4esl.org/q/h/mc006-ck.html
DEMOSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
This and these ( estostos )
Se usa This con sustantivos en singular
Ejemplo :
This is a watch ( ste es un reloj)
Para preguntar :
- What is this?
- It`s an eraser
- Its a cell phone.
- Its a pen
Se usa These con sustantivos en
plural.
Ejemplo : These are keys
Para hacer preguntas :
What are these ?
Theyre Keys
Theyre dictionaries
Theyre pens.
Uses : This, singular ( sto ) , These , plural (stos ), se usa cuando elobjeto(s) se encuentran cerca de la persona que habla.
DEMONSTRATIVES
For Singular
Nouns
For Plural
Nouns
Uses
THIS
(It is a / an)
THESE
(They are)
when the person is near
the object
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This hat is green.
Este sombrero es verdeEXAMPLES:
SINGULAR PLURAL
1. Whats this? (what is this?) 2. Whatare these?Its a clock. (It is a clock) Theyare watches
3 Whats this? 4. Whatare these?Its an eraser. Theyare erasers.
5. Whats this? 6. Whatare these?Its a box Theyare boxes
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CARDINAL NUMBERS
La numeracin tiene el mismo patrn que en espaol, y las cantidades igual. Observe la
frmula al final.
1One
2Two
3Three
4Four
5Five
6Six
7Seven
8Eight
9Nine
10Ten
11Eleven
12Twelve
13Thirteen
14Fourteen
15Fifteen
16Sixteen
17Seventeen
18Eighteen
19Nineteen
20Twenty
30Thirty
40Fourty
50Fifty
60Sixty
70Seventy
80Eighty
90Ninety
100 OneHundred
1000 Onethousand
Esta es la frmula para contar grandes cantidades
Las grandes cantidades se leen de tres en tres, empezando con - hundredEn ingls la coma es para los miles y el punto para los decimales - thousandCasi todos los aos se dicen en cifras de dos en dos: 1998 (nineteen ninety-eight)Solamente del 2000 al 2009 se dice toda la cantidad: 2007 (Two-thousand and seven)A partir del 2010 se volver a decir de dos en dos: 2010 (twenty-ten) los nmeros telefnicos se dicen de uno en uno, pero tambin se puede decir por
grupos: 212-234-6831 / 09-336 -0441www. thefreedictionary.com
ORDINAL NUMBERS
Estos nmeros se usan para grados y rdenes, especialmente para los das del mes.
1stFirst
2ndSecond
3rdThird
4thFourth
5thFifth
6thSixth
7thSeventh
8th
Eighth
9th
Ninth
10th
Tenth
11th
Eleventh
12th
Twelfth
13th
Thirteenth
14th
Fourteenth15thFifteenth
16thSixteenth
17thSeventeenth
18thEighteenth
19thNineteenth
20thTwentieth
30thThirtieth
40thFourtieth
50thFiftieth
60Sixtieth
70thSeventieth
80thEightieth
90thNinetieth
100thOne-hundredth
1,000thOne-thousandth
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Use los Ordinal numbers para hablar de ORDEN y de FECHAS, especialmente.
GRADE:
First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, etc.COURSE:
First Course, Second Course, Third Course, etc.
DATES:
January 1st, February 2nd, March 3rd, April 4th, December 25th, etc.
You can also say: January the 1st of 2009. (formal way)
FAMILY TREE
Here is a list of family members who are organized according to gender.
Grandparents
abuelos
Parents
Children
Married couple( casados)
husband (esposo)wife(esposa)
ex-husband ex-wife
Kids = childrenmom = mother
dad = father
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Grandparents and GrandchildrenGrandfather GrandmotherGrandson Granddaughter
Parents and ChildrenFather (Dad) Mother (mom)son daughterSiblings = brother
Sister
Other relatives
uncle aunt
nephew niece
cousins
In-laws
Father-in-law mother-in-law
son-in-law daughter-in-law
brother-in-law sister-in-law
Your immediate family includes the people you are very closely related to, suchas your parents, brothers, sisters, and children.
Your extended family includes all of your relatives such as aunts, uncles,cousins, and grandparents.
Abuela = Grandmother Abuelo = Grandfather Madre = Mother Padre = Father To = Uncle Ta = Aunt Primo/Prima = Cousin Cuado = brother in law Cuada = sister in law Hermano = Brother Hermana = sister Esposa = wife Esposo = husband
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Sobrina = Nephew Sobrino = Niece Hija = daugther
Hijo = son Nieta = Granddaugther Nieto = grandson Padrino de bautizo) = godfather
(de boda) best man
Madrina (de bautismo) = godmother(de boda) matron of honour, Primo(a) = cousin Cuado: (hombre) brother-in-law Cuada: (mujer) sister-in-law Tatarabuela (la madre de la abuela) = great-grandmother Tatarabuelo (el padre del abuelo) = great-grandfather