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Ingles
Ingles
Unidad 2
Adjectives: dark, fair, strong, weak, thin, fat, tall, short, long, curly, straight,
ugly, good-looking, bald.
Body: eyes, ears, nose, mouth, skin, beard, freckles, scar, glasses, brace.
He / She is…
He / She can…
He / She has got…
Is / Can he / she…?
He / She isn’t…
He / She can’t…
He / She hasn’t got…
Has he / she got…?
Subject + am / is / are + (not) + complement.
Subject + have / has + (not) + got + complement.
Am / is / are + subject + complement + ?
Have / has + subject + got + complement +?
What do / does + subject + look like + ?
What + noun + have / has + subject + got + ?
Unidad 3
Clothes: trousers, jeans, skirt, dress, shirt, jumper, shoes, socks, pyjamas,
trainers, tracksuit, T-shirt, shorts, swimsuit, sweatshirt, cap.
Sports: tennis, volleyball, hockey, golf, gym, ballet, swim, ride a horse.
I’m wearing jeans.
She’s swimming.
I’m not playing golf.
He isn’t riding a horse.
Unidad 5
Daily routines: get up, have a shower, get dressed, have breakfast, start school,
have lunch, finish school, go home, do homework, have dinner, go to bed, watch
TV, watch a DVD, listen to music, read a book, read a comic.
Times: two o’clock, five past, quarter past, twenty past, half past, twenty-five
to, quarter to, ten to.
I eat at ten o’clock.
He has dinner at half past six.
I don’t watch TV at quarter part three.
She doesn’t read a book at ten past five.
Do you finish school at twenty-past five?
Does he do homework at eight o’clock?
It’s time.
Subject + verb + complement +at + time.
Doe / Does + subject + verb (+ complement) + ?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
Yes, she does / No, he doesn’t.
Unidad6
Food: apple, pear, strawberry, peach, lettuce, tomato, cauliflower, meat, fish,
chicken, cheese, egg, chocolate, bread, rice, potatoes, soup, sandwich, salad,
pizza, ice cream, cake, juice, milkshake.
Aprender y poner en práctica las estructuras gramaticales y contenidos lingüísticos
(Target Language) programados en la Unidad didáctica:
Do you ever…?
Yes, every day.
Yes, sometimes.
No, never.
Subject + verb / verb(s) + complement.
Subject + do / does + not + verb + complement.
Subject + am / are / is + complement.
Subject + am / are / is + not + complement.