martes, 21 de junio de 2011

INGLES
FUNDAMENTACION



LENGUA  ADICIONAL AL ESPAÑOL  3


BLOQUE 1

Describe situaciones de causa y efecto


BLOQUE 2

Compara hábitos y rutinas


BLOQUE 3

Describe actividades desarrollándose en un momento determinado del pasado


BLOQUE 4

Da indicaciones y hace solicitudes




EVALUACION



EXAM……………………………………………………………………………………30%


PARTICIPATION…………………………………………………………………………20%


EXAM (SENS)……………………………………………………………………………..30%


FINAL/ WORK…………………………………………………………………………….20%








BLOQUE # 1


Describe situations of cause and effect

Comparative and superlatives adjectives

Than= que

Good= bien o bueno

Better= major

The best= lo major

Bad= mal

Worse=peor

The worst= lo peor



SHORT ADJECTIVES


Big                                    bigger                              the biggest                                       Grande


Small                                smaller                               the smallest                                      pequeño


Large                               larger                                the largest                                           largo


Tall                                   taller                                    the tallest                                          alto


Fat                                  fatter                                  the fattest                                            Gordo


Thin                                 thinner                               the thinnest                                          Delgado


Heavy                          heavier                             the heaviest                                    pesado


Light                            lighter                                the lightest                                      ligero


Old                              older                                 the oldest                                       Viejo       

Young                          younger                     the youngest                                      joven


Cute                             cuter                      the cutest                                                    lindo


Pretty                          prettier                   the prettiest                                             bonito


Ugly                             uglier                      the ugliest                                                   feo


Rich                             richer                      the richest                                                     rico


Poor                           poorer                    the poorest                                                 pobre


Cheap                     cheaper                  the cheapest                                                barato




Busy-ocupado
Clean- limpio
Close- cerca
Cold-frio
Cool-fresco
Deep-profundo
Dirty-sucio
Dry-seco
Easy-facil
Fast-rapido
Friendly-amigable
Funny-gracioso
Great-genial
High-alto o elevado
Hot- caliente
Long- largo
New- nuevo
Nice-agradable
Quiet-silencioso
Safe-seguro
Shotr- corto
Slong- lento
Warm-calido
Wet- húmedo

Realizar 6 oraciones con los adjetivos cortos.

             
Large Adjetives

Expensive
More Expensive
The Most expensive
Caro o costoso
Intelligent
More intelligent
The most intelligent
Inteligente
Wonderful
More wonderful
The most wonderful
Maravilloso
Luxurious
More luxurious
The most luxurios
Lujoso
Beautiful
More beautiful
The most beautiful
Hermoso
Addictive
More addictive
The most addictive
Adictivo
spectacular
More spectacular
The most spectacular
Espectacular
Interesting
More interesting
The most interesting
Interesante
Attractive
More attractive
The most attractive
Atractivo
Boring
More boring
The most boring
Aburrido
Crowded
More crowded
The most crowded
Atestado
Dangerous
More dangerous
The most dangerous
Peligroso
Delicious
More delicious
The most delicious
Delicioso
Exciting
More exciting
The most exciting
Excitante
Famous
More famous
The most famous
Famoso
Important
More important
The most important
Importante
Popular
More  popular
The most popular
Popular
Relaxing
More relaxing
The most relaxing
Relajado
Stressful
More stressful
The most stressful
Estresado
Difficult
More difficult
The most difficult
Difícil

Ejemplos:

I am more beautiful my sister / yo soy mas Hermosa que mi hermana
I am the most beautiful in my family / yo soy la mas Hermosa en mi familia
Brócoli is more delicious than tacos / el brócoli es mas delicioso que los tacos.

Realizar 6 oraciones con los adjetivos largos.

TO BE = SER O ESTAR

I am = yo soy, yo estoy
You are = tu eres, tu estas
He is = el es, el esta
She is = ella es, ella esta
It is = esto es, esto esta
We are = nosotros somos, nosotros estamos
You are = ustedes son, ustedes están
They are = ellos son, ellos están


Realizar 7 oraciones con los adjetivos.


Vocabulary

Hello – hi = hola
Good bye – bye = adiós
How are you? = como estas?
Great = genial
Perfect = perfecto
Fine = bien
I’m Ok = bien bien
So so = masomenos
More or less = masomenos
Bad = malo
Sad = triste
Sick = enfermo
And you? = y tu?
I’m fine too = yo estoy bien también
Thank you – thank’s = gracias
You’re welcome = de nada
Take care = cuidate
Have a nice day=que tengan bonito dia
Good morning=Buenos dias
Good afternoon=buenas tardes
Good night=buenas noches
Good evening= buenas noches
May_come in=puedo pasar
May I go out =puedo salir
May I go to the bathroom=puedo hir al baño
May I go to the library=puedo hir ala biblioteca
May I go to principal office=puedo hir ala direccion
May I go to bay=puedo hir a comprar
You too=tu tambien o igual mente
What time is it=aque hora es


Countries and Nationalites = Paises y Nacionalidades


Africa
African
Argentina
Argentine
Australia
Australian
Austria
Austrian
Brazil
Brazilian
Bolivia
Bolivian
Canada
Canadien
Chile
Chilean
China
Chinese
Colombia
Colombian
Costa rica
Costa Rican
Ecuador
Ecuadorian
Egypt
Egyptian
England
English
France
French
Germany
German
Greece
Greek
Hugary
Hungarian
India
Indian
Indonesia
Indonesian
Ireland
Irish
Italy
Italian
Japan
Japanese
Korea
Korean
Mexico
Mexican
New zelanda
New Zealander
Croatica
Croatian
Finland
Finnish
Iran
Iranian
Iraq
Iraqi
Israel
Israeli
Jamaica
Jamaican
Portugal
Portuguese
The phillippines
Filipino
Poland
Polish
Russia
Russian
Singapore
Singaporean
Spain
Spanish
Switzerland
Swiss
Thailand
Thai
Turkey
Turkish
Peru
Peruvian
The united kingdom
British
The united states
American
Uruguay
Uruguayan
Vietnam
Vietnamese
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav


Realizar tres oraciones con países y nacionalidades.

Animal

Cat
Gato
Monkey
Mono
Lobster
Langosta
Dog
Perro
Camel
Camello
Penguin
Pingüino
bird
Pájaro
Rabbit
Conejo
Turkey
Pavo
Duck
Pato
Pig
Cerdo
Peacock
Pavo real
Lawb
Cordero
Ant
Hormiga
Dove
Paloma
Cow
Vaca
Lion
León
Wolf
Lobo
Horse
Caballo
Firefly
Luciérnaga
Fox
Zorro
Elephant
Elefante
Squirrel
Ardilla
Hen
Gallina
Spider
Araña
Bull
Toro
Rat
Rata
Bee
abeja
Giraffe
Jirafa
Snake
Serpiente
Chick
Pollito
tigger
Tigre
Hippopotamus
Hipopótamo
Snail
Caracol
Phanter
Pantera
Rhinoceros
Rinoceronte
fish
Pez
Donkey
Burro
Zebra
Cebra
Butterfly
Mariposa
Goose
Ganso
Cocodrile
Cocodrilo
Mosquito
Mosquito
Kangaroo
Canguro
Goat
Cabra
whale
Ballena
Insect
Insecto
koala
Koala
Fly
Mosca
Octupus
Pulpo
Frog
Rana
Cock
Gallo
Crab
Cangrejo
Dolphine
Delfin
Eagle
aguila
bear
Oso
parakpet
Perico
turtle
tortuga
iguana
Iguana
tarantula
Tarantula
shark
tiburon
Chamelan
Camaleon
owl
Búho
dragonfly
libelula
Scorpion
Escorpion
tood
Sapo
cockroock
cucaracha
wowo
Gusano
lizard
Lagarto


  Describe situations of cause and effect


Grammar focus:

Conditional sentences with if clauses
Conditional sentences can describe situations and consequences that are possible in the present or future.

*if you heat the water in boils

*if my sister goes to bed late she waters up in a bad mood

*if he watches TV, he doesn’t do anything


Possible situation (with present tense form)
Consequence (with future modals will may or might
*if you eat less sugar
*you might feel healthier
*if you walk every day
*you will be in shape
*if you do your homework
*you won´t have problems in your shoot
*I will play cards tomorrow
*she will feel tired the next day
*if my sister goes to bed late
*if my friend come to my house
*if I save enough money
*I will buy a new mp3 player
*if I don’t save enough money
*I won’t buy a new mp3 player


I/You
He/She/It
Work
Works
Take
Takes
Study
Studies
Teach
Teaches
Do
Does
Go
Goes
Have
Has
Do Not
Does not
Don’t
Doesn’t


Discover Something New

Take a language
Cooking
Join and archaeological dig
Jump from the airplane

Take an exciting trip

Visit a foreign country
Travel through their own country by car or train

Stay Home

Catch up on reading
Fix up or redecorate the house

Enjoy Nature

Go camping
Go hiking
Go fishing
Relax at the beach

·         Realizar oraciones con los verbos.

Characteristics of similarity in persons, animals, things, and places.

As……As = Tan…..Como

Comparisons  with adjectives.


Bright
Brillante
Positive
Comfortable
Comodo
Positive
Convenient
Combeniente
Positive
Cromped
Apretado
Negative
Dangerous
Peligroso
Negative
Dork
Obscuro
Negative
Dingy
Lugubre
Negative
Expensive
Caro
Negative
Huge
Enorme
Positive
Inconvenient
Incombeniente
Negative
Modern
Moderno
Positive
Noisy
Ruidoso
Negative
Private
Privado
Positive
Quiet
Calmado-callado
Positive
Safe
Seguro
Positive
Shabby
Desarrollar
Negative
Small
Pequeño
Negative
Spacious
Espacioso
Positive


EJEMPLOS:

Persons: Mexicans are is interesting as Africans
               Mexicans are not as tall as Africans

Animals: lions are as dangerous as tigers
               Butterflies are not as dangerous as tigers

Things: computers are as modern as mp3
             Mp3 are not as expensive as computers

Places: china is as noisy as México
              Japan is not as crowded as china

Realizar oraciones  con as…… as

COLORS

White
Blanco
Black
Negro
Gray
Gris
Yellow
Amarillo
Blue
Azul
Light blue
Azul ligero
Ski blue
Azul cielo
Dark blue
Azul oscuro
Navy blue
Azul marino
Green
Verde
Red
Rojo
Orange
Anaranjado
Brawn
Café
Silver
Plateado
Gold
Dorado
Pink
Rosado
Cream
Crema o color carne
Purple
Morado
Lilac
Lila
Blond
Rubio
Wine
Vino


Clothes

Tennis
Zapatos deportivos

Shoes
Zapato

Sandals
Sandalias/huaraches/chanclas

Socks
Calceta/calcetin

Pants
Pantalon de portivo/pantalon de tela

Jeans
Pantalon de mezclilla

Skirt
Falda

Dress
Vestido

Underwear
Ropa interior

Bra
Brassier

Trousers
Calzon

Blouse
Blusa

Shirt
Camisa

T-shirt
Playera

Tie
Corbata

Sweater
Suete

Jacket
Chamarra

Scarp
Bufanda

Boots
Botas

Hat
Sombrero

Cap
Gorra/cachucha

Shorts
Pantalon corto

Bracelet
Pulcera o brazalete

Neck lace
Collar

Earrings
Arêtes
 Glasses
Lentes
Sunglasses
Lentes de sol
Belt
Cinturon
Cell phone
Celular
Wallet
Cartera
´pocket
Bolsillo
Zipper
Cierre
Ring
Anillo
Watch
Reloj de pulso
Coat
Abrigo


PERSONALITY-POSITIVE ASPECT

Ambitious
Ambicioso
Attentive
Atento
Audacious
Audaz
Calm
Calmado/trankilo
Charming
Encantador
Considerate
Considerado
Brave
Valiente
Creative
Creativo
Curious
Curioso
Determined
Determinado o decidido
Energetic
Energetico
Extroverted
Extrovertido
Frank
Franco
Friendly
Amigable
Generous
Generoso
Gentle/kind/polite
Gentil/educado
Honest
Honesto
Humble
Humilde
Ingenious
Ingenioso
Nice
Agradable
Loyal
Leal
Mature
Maduro
Obedient
Abediente
Optimist
Optimista
Organized
Organizado
Passionate
Apasionado
Patient
Paciente
Polite
Educado
Practical
Practico
Realistic
Realista
Reliable
Confiable
Respectful
Respetable/respetuoso
Responsible
Responsable
Sensitive
Sencible
Sincere
Sincero
Sociable
Sociable
Strong
Fuerte
Thankful
Agradecido
Tolerant
Tolerante
Understanding
Comprensivo
Peaceful
Pacifico


PERSONALITY-NEGATIVE

Aggressive
Agresivo
Annoying
Molesto
Arrogant
Arrogante
Boastful
Fanfarron
Cheeky
Atrevido
Dishonest
Deshonesto
Disrespectful
Errespetuoso
Dominant
Dominante
Boring
Aburrido
Eccentric
Excentrico
Envious
Envidioso
Forgetful
Olvidadiso
Frivolous
Frivolo
Hypocritical
Hipocrita
Impatient
Impaciente
Impulsive
Impulsivo
Indifferent
Indiferenre
Insecure
Inseguro
Insensitive
Insencible
Insolent
Insolente
Introverted
Introvertido
Irresponsible
Irresponsable
Jealous
Celoso o celosa
Lazy
Flojo/holgazan
Lonely
Solitario
Materialistic
Materialista
Cruel
Cruel
Stingy
Tacaño/envidioso
Modest
Modesto
Obsessed
Obsesivo
Pessimistic
Pesimista
Proud
Orgulloso/orgullosa
Rude/impolite
Rudo/grosero
Selfish
Egoista
Shy
Timido
Spiteful
Rencoroso
Strict
Estricto
Obstinate
Obstinado
Talkative
Hablador
Unpredictable
Impredecible
Unreliable
Desconfiado
Weak
Devil
UNIT 2.IF I FINISH HIGH SCHOOL I WILL

EVENTS THAT WILL HAVE PLACE IN THE FUTURE


Use future continues   for ongoing actions in the future:

*soon, they will be selling (sell)computers that can trans(ate perfectly from one language to another

Use future perfect for actions that will be completed by a certain time in the future:

*by the middle of the twenty –first century, scientist will have discovered (discover) a way to prevent sickness

Use present continuous “will” for future

*events or situations

*maybe I will study mandarine the next year
*probably
*someday
*I guess
*I think



Realizar oraciones con los verbos simples, gerundios y verbos en participio

JODS/PROFECIONES


Announcer
Anunciador

Architect
Arquitecto

Carpenter
Carpintero

Chef/Cook
Cocinero

Company  director
Director de compañía

Disc jockey
Diyey

Doctor
Doctor

Engineer
Ingeniero

Flight attendant/air
Aeromoza

(Tour) Gide
Guía de turista

Nurse
Doctora

Police Office/Police man
Oficial de policía

Profesor
Profesor

Receptionist
Recepcionista

Sales manager
Gerente de ventas

Salesman
Vendedor

Sales person
Vendedor

Secretary
Secretaria

Security guard
Guardia de seguridad

Supervisor
Supervisor

Teacher
Maestra

(soccer)placer
Futbolista

Fireman
Bombero

Judge
Juez

Coach
Entrenador/director técnico

Astronaut
Astronauta

Mayor
Alcalde

Writer
Escritor

Psychologist
Psicólogo

Potter
Alfarero

Boxer
Boxeador

Mason
Albañil

Trucker
Camionero

Dancer
Bailarín

Reporter
Reportero

Manager
Gerente o administrador

Painter
Pintor

Veterinarian
Veterinario

Housewife
Ama de casa

Travel agent
Agente de viajes

Baker
Panadero

Bank clerk
Empleado bancario

Bee keeper
Apicultor

Barber
Peluquero

Bookseller
Vendedor de libros

Butcher
Carnicero

Chemist
Químico

Electrician
Electricista

Employee
Empleado

Farmer
Granjero

Fisherman
Pescador

Gardener
Jardinero

Jeweler
Joyero

Journalist
periodista

Mechanic
Mecánico

Model
Modelo

Mailman
Cartero

Nanny
Niñera

Pilot
Piloto

Plumber
Plomero

Politician
Politico
Psychiatrist
Psiquiatra
Scientist
Científico
Shoemaker
Zapatero
Singer
Cantante
Surgeon
Cirujano
Tailor
Sastre
Translator
Traductor
Waiter
Mesero
Waitress
Mesera
Businessman
Hombre de negocios/comerciante
Lawyer
Abogado
Accountant
Contador
Dentist
Dentista
President
Presidente
Worker
Obrero/trabajador
Actor/actress
actor/actriz

Unit 2.compare habits and routines implemented in the past. With the future

GRAMAR FOCUS

USED TO

USED TO refers to something that you regularly did in the past but don’t do anymore

·         When I was a kind, I used to play the violin
·         When I was a child, I used to have a nickname
·         Did you used to have a hobby
                     Yes I used to collect stones
·         What games did you used to play
              I used to play chess
·         People used to live in big houses but new they live in apartments
·         Children used to play the outdoors

COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES

1.      In elementary school, I used to………
2.      I used to be…………………., but  I m not anymore
3.      When I was a kid, I used to play………………….



WRITE 3 SENTENCES WITH THE VERBAL.FORM “USED TO” IN SIMPLE PAST AND THE COMPARISON IN THE SIMPLE PRESENT


TRANSPORTATION


Bicycle (lane/stand)
Bisicleta
Bus (lane station/stop)
Autobus
Car
Carro
Subway (entrance/station)
Metro
Taxi (driver/lane/stand)
Taxi
Train
Tren
Airplane/plane
Avion



HOUSES/ APARTMENTS


Bathroom
Baño
Bedroom
Recamara
Closet
Armario
Kitchen
Cocina
Living room
Sala
Terrace/ balcony
Balcon o terraza
Dining room
Corredor
Attic
Atico
Basement
Sotano
Yard
Patio
Garden
Gardin
FOOD AND DEVERAGES

Food
Comida
Beef
Bistec
Bread
Pan
Cake
Pastel
Chicken
Pollo
(scrambled) egg
Huevos rebueltos
Fish
Pescado
Frog’s leg
Ancas de ranas
Guacamole (dig)
Salsa de guacamole
Honey
Miel
Meat
Carne
Oil
Aceite
Pasta
Pasta
Peanut/butter
Mantequilla de cacahuate
Pizza
Pizza
Popcorn
Palomitas
Hamburger
Hamburgesa
Sandwich
Sandwich
Shrimp
Camaron
Snails
Caracoles
Soup
Sopa
Vegetables
Vegetales
Sea food
Mariscos
Cheese
Queso
Cookie
Galleta
Jell-o
Gelatina
Chips
Papas
French fries
Papas a la  francesa
Candy
Dulce
Cotton candy
Algodon de dulce
Fruit  pie
Pay de fruta
Ham
Jamon
Wheat bread
Pan de trijo
Beer
Cerveza
Dark beer
Cerveza oscura



BEVERAGES


(  ) milk
Leche
Coconut milk
Leche de coco
Water
Agua
(  ) juice
Jugo
(  ) tea
Te
Mineral  water
Agua mineral
Milk shake
Choco mil  o malteada
Fruit shake
Malteada de fruta
Alcoholic drink
Bebida alcolica
Coffee with
Café
White coffee
Café con leche
Coffee with cream
Café con crema
Cocktail
Coctel
Lemonade
Limonada
Herbal tea
Te de hierbas
Cano mile tea
Te de manzanilla
Soft drink
Gaseosa / refresco
Cola
Refresco
Wine
vino




FRUITS


Banana
Platano
Coconut
Coco
Peanut
Cacahuate
Orange
Naranja
Almond
Almendra
Apple
Manzana
Strawberry
Fresa
Blueberry
Mora azul
Black berry
 Mora
Fig
Ijo
Kiwi
Kiwi
Lemon
Limon
Lime
Lima
Tangerine
Mandarina
Nut
Nuez
Watermelon
Sandia
Pineapple
Piña
Peach
durazno
Cherry
Cereza
Grape
Uva
Mango
Mango
Melon
Melon
Pear
Pera
Plum
Ciruela




                          VEGETABLES

Garlic
Ajo
Onion
Cebolla
Avocado
Aguacate
Potato
Papa
Broccoli
Broccoli
Lettuce
Lechuga
Rice
Arroz
Rye
Centeno  (cemilla de cerveza)
Cauliflower
Coliflor
Tomato
Tomate
Chili
Chile
Pumpkin
Calabaza
Mushroom
Ongos
Corn
Maiz
Beans
Frijoles
Green beans
Chicharos
Spinach
Espinacas
Cabbage
Col
Carrot
Zanahoria
Cucumber
Pepino
Lentils
Lentejas
Radish
Rabano
Wheat
Trijo
Squash
Calabaza  (pequeñas)



EXTRA

Fork
Tenedor
Knife
Cuchillo
Spoons
Cuchara
Glass /cup
Vaso/taza
Plate
Plato
Napkin
Servilleta
Check
Cuenta
Silverware
Cubiertos engral
Appetizer
Aperitivos
Hungry
Hambrierto /hambre
Brunch
Almuerzo
Breakfast
Desayuno
Meal
comida
Lunch
Comida
Dinner
Cena
Dessert
Postre
Carry-
Comida para llevar






EXCERSIES WITH “will” PRESENT CONTINOUS “II”

I will go to the beach on summer
I ¨ll

Maybe
Probably
I guess
I think

I will rent an apartment in these days
I II

TAKE= toma                                        GO=hir

Long walks=largas caminatas                              camping= campamento
A vacation= largas vacaciones                           swimming=nadir
                                                                                   On vacation= vacaciones


RENT= rentar                        DO= hacer

A camper= camper                                                  my Redding=lectura
A car= carro                                                               my homework=tarea
A condominium= condominio              something exciting=excitante o emocionante


EXCERSIES WITH “WILL” FUTURE CONTINUOS

·       By 2030…………. 1.. people will be living (live). In.
                                                    Cities on the moon

                                  2. people will be drinking (drive)                                                       cars that run on electricity

EXCERSIES “WITH”FUTURE PERFECT

1.  By 2050………….. 1.-cientist will have discovered (discover) a way of
                                      Drink water from seawater

                                                  2.- the governed will have finished (finish) with the
                                                       Garbage in the world
                                                   
                                                 3.- trousers for men will have gone (go) out of fashion


WILL NOT= WON´T


HACER UN RESUMEN DE LA UNIDAD 1 Y 2


ACTION THAT STARDED IN THE PAST

PRESENT PERFECT, ALREADY, YET

THE PRESENT IS FARMED WITH THE VERB HAVE T THE PAST PARTICIPLE FROM OF A VERB

HAVE                                   CONTRACTIONS

I have ------------------------------------- I’ve ----------------------- have not ---------- haven’t      
You have
He has
She has ---------------------------------- she is ----------------------has not ------------ hasn’t
It has
We have
You have
They have

·         Have you been to any interesting party?
                        Yes I’ve already been to a interesting party

·         Have they seen the game?
                         No they haven’t seen it yet

·         Has she gone on a riverboat tour?
                           Yes she’s gone twice this year

·         Has he called his parents lately?
                                  No he hasn’t called them


  REGULAR PAST PARTICIPLES/IRREGULAR PAST PARTICIPLES

Call------- called                    be----------------- been              have------------- had
Try -------- tried                       do-----------------done               make------------ made
                                                  Eat----------------- eaten            see---------------seen
                                                 Go-------------------gone

USEFUL EXPRESONS



Ones = una vez           twice = dos veces        three times = tres veces 
Four times = cuatro veces                     everyday= todo el tiempo

OBJECTC PRONOUNS

I ------- ---------------------------ME -----------------YO
YOU------------------------------YOU------------------TU
HE---------------------------------HIM------------------EL
SHE--------------------------------HER------------------ELLA
IT-------------------------------------IT------------------ESO, ESA
WE----------------------------------US------------------NOSOTOS
YOU-------------------------------YOU-----------------USTEDES            THEY------------------------------THEM-----------------ELLOS


EJEMPLOS

·         I EATEN PIZZA ALL MY LIFE
·         I HAVE A JACK
·         HAVE I EATEN PIZZA ALL MI LIFE
              Yes I have
              No I haven’t
             No I have not



 Already ------------------------------- ya
Yet----------------------------------------todavía
Ever--------------------------------------alguna vez
Sometimes----------------------------- algunas veces


REALIZAR ORACIONES AFIRMATIVAS E INTERROGATIVAS

THE FAMILY

Mother-mum-mummy
Madre-mami-mamita
Father-dad-daddy
Padre-papi-papito
Grandmother-grandma
Abuela-abuelita
Grandfather-grandpa-granddad
Abuelo-abue-abuelito
Grandchildren
Nietos
Grandchild
Nieta (O)
Grandchild
Nieto (A)
Granddaughter
Nieta
Grandson
Nieto
Uncle
Tío
Aunt
Tía
Brother
Hermano
Sister
Hermana
Cousin
Prima (o)
Nephew
Sobrino
Niece
Sobrina
Mother-in- law
Suegra                      
Father- in-law
Suegro
Brother-in-law
Cuñado
Sister-in –law
Cuñada
Son
Hijo
Daughter
Hija
Baby
Bebe
Son-in-law
Yerno
Girl
Niña o chica
Boy
Niño o chico
Children
Niños
Child
Niño o niña
Friends
Amigos
Boyfriend
Novia
Girlfriends
Novio
Husband
Esposo
Wife
Esposa





ACTIONS TAHT……HAVE NOT


IMPLEMENTED

Future with present continuous and be going to with present continuous

·         What are you doing tonight?
                                I’m going to dinner.
·         Are you doing anything the next Saturday?
                                     No, I’m not.
·         With be going to t verb
                What is she going to do tonight?
                  She’s going to work late
·         Are they going to see musical tomorrow night?
                            Yes, they are.



TIME EXPRESSIONS

·         Tonight
·         Tomorrow
·         On Friday
·         This weekend
·         Next week


VERB + INFINITIVE


What are you going to do after graduations?
                      I’m (not) going to do a jab right away?
                     I (don’t) plan to go my own apartment
                      I (don t) wan to live with my parents






            -----------------I hope to get a new car
  I would         ------------------I’d like to travel this summer
             ------------------I’d love to move to a new city 


1.-what are you going to do after graduation?

2.-do you plan to study here again the next year?

3.-what other languages would you like to learn

4.-what countries would you like to live in why?

5.-what countries wouldn’t you like to live in why?

6.-would you like to get a job in a few years?


REALIZAR UN RESUMEN DE LA UNIDAD 1,2 Y 3

INVITATIONS

Would/ wouldn’t/ would?

·         I would go with you, if you want……
·         I would not kill to nobody, never
·         Would you like to dance?
                   Yes, I would
                   No, I wouldn’t


REALIZAR ORACIONES CON WOULD, WOULD NO´T Y WOULD


PRESENTE SIMPLE
I drink coffee= yo tomo café
PRESENTE CONTINUO

I am drinking coffee

Am I drinking coffee?

I am going to go to beach on vacations


You’re going = tu vas

1. - I am going to………………………….

2.    – You’re going to……………………….

3.    – He’s going to……………………………

4.    – She’s going to…………………………

5.    –it’s going to……………………………….

6.    –we’re going to…………………………..

7.    –you’re going to………………………....

8.    –they’re going to………………………….



PRESENTE SIMPLE

I go to the beach on vacation

I am a student

I am not a student

I cam dream

I cam not dream


I don’t dream

I dream


SUGGESTIONS AND ADVICES

Should/ shouldn’t/ should?
Deveria
body actions
Acciones del cuerpo
Breathe
Respirar
Cough
Toser
Sneeze
Estornudar
Yawn
Bostezar
Snore
Roncar
Burp
Eructar
Swallow
Tragar
Suck
Chupar
Bite
Morder
Blink
Parpadear
Wink
Giñar el ojo
Laugh
Reir
Shiver
Temblar
Inhale
Innalar
Exhale
Exsalar
Scratch
Rascarse
Smell
Oleer
Touch
Tocar
Taste
Probar, gustar y saborearlo



SUGGESTIONS AND ADVICE

Peter: I have a headache


Mary: you should take an aspirin


Peter: I have flu


Mary: you should go out


Peter: should I rest

Mary: yes, for sure
HEALTH AND ILLNESS

Health
Salud

Illness
Enfermedad general

Disease
Enfermedad  espesifica

Asthma
Asma

Chicken pox
Baricela

Small pox
Viruela

Heart attack
Infarto

Heart disease
Enfermedad del Corazon

Hepatitis
Hepatitis

Ulcer
Ulcera

Flu
Gripe

Mumps
Paperas

Ingestion
Inyeccion

Medicine
Medicina

Prescription
Receta medica

Painful
Doloroso

Painless
Indoloro

Bandage
Bendas

Band aid
Curita

Crutch
Muleta

Plaster
Yeso

Wheelchair
Silla de rueda

To feel good
Sentirse bien

To feel dizzy
Sentirse mariado

To faint
Desmayarse

To be exhausted
Estar cansado

To have backache
Tener dolor de espalda

To have earache
Tener dolor de oido

To have a headache
tener  dolor de cabeza

To have a sore throat
Tener dolor de garganta

To have a stomach-ache
Tener dolor de estomago

Injury
Herida







           To have toothache
Tener dolor de diente


To have a temperature
Tener temperature


To have diarrhea
Tener diarrea


To have sports
Tener granitos


To vomit/to throw up
Vomitar