UNIT 1

All about you

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 HELLO AND GOOD-BYE

HELLO!
Jack: Hello, My name is Jack. What’s your
name?
Laura: Hi Jack. My name is Laura.
Jack: Nice to meet you.
Laura : Nice to meet you, too. (you too)
HELLO AND GOOD-BYE: Formal /Informal

FORMAL
VOCABULARY
 HOW ARE YOU?

Good morning I’m fine, How are you, Matt?

Sarah, How are you?

• Great
• Good
I’m OK, thanks! • Fine
• Ok
• Not bad
• So-so
Complete the conversations.
 FIRST NAMES AND SURNAMES

FULL NAME

JUAN ESTEBAN ARISTIZABAL

LAST NAME/
FIRST NAME MIDDLE
NAME SURNAME
FAMILY
NAME
THE ALPHABET (SPEAKING)

-ei -bi - ci - di -i -ef -gi -eich -ai -jei

-kei -el -em -en -ou -pi -qiu -ar

-es -ti -yu -vi -dabol yu -ex -wai -zi

HOW DO YOU SPELL THAT?

HOW DO YOU SPELL ESTEBAN?

IT’S E-S-T-E-B-A-N.
HOW DO YOU SPELL YOUR FIRST
NAME?

USE: to talk about people and
places /The time/The weather/Age
/How we feel.
Peru is big and beautiful.
It’s 9.00 o´clock.
It’s windy and cold in Hyo.
Your trousers are black.
I’m 32 years old.
I’m happy./ My mum is tired.

Examples:
PRESENT SIMPLE Affirmative We are from Peru .
(to be) Ser/estar Subject + VERB to be + Object. I’m a good student.
You are a doctor.

Short forms: We aren’t French.

Negative I’m not a teacher.
I am I’m Subject +VERB to be (not) + Object. Lina and Sue aren’t in the classroom.
You are You’re
We are We’re
They are They’re
Verb to be (ser – estar)
 VERB TO BE - GRAMMAR

Are you a student? YES/NO QUESTION

YES, I am. No, I’m not.

SHORT ANSWERS

USE: to talk about people and
places /The time/The weather/
things/Age /How we feel.
Questions and short answers
PRESENT SIMPLE Verb to be + Subject + Object?
(to be) Ser/estar
Peru is big and beautiful.
It’s 9.00 o´clock.
It’s windy and cold in Hyo.
Your trousers are black.
I’m 32 years old.
I’m happy./ My mum is tired.
Are you a student?
Yes, I am./ No, I’m not.
Are they brothers?
Yes, they are./ No, they
aren’t.
Are we in the same (=) class?
Yes we are. / No, we aren’t
 UNIT 2
In class

Dirección de Calidad Educativa

My father is a doctor and my
mother is a housewife

USE: to talk about people and
places /The time/The weather/
things/Age /How we feel.
Peru is big and beautiful.
It’s 9.00 o´clock.
It’s windy and cold in Hyo.
Your trousers are black.
I’m 32 years old.
I’m happy./ My mum is tired.

Examples:
PRESENT SIMPLE Affirmative Juan is from Peru . He’s a student.
(to be) Ser/estar Subject + VERB to be + Object. Romina is a doctor. She’s my sister.
Huancayo is cold. It’s a beautiful city

Short forms: Luana isn’t French.

Negative My mom isn’t a teacher.
Subject +VERB to be (not) + Object. Lima isn’t a big city.
He is He’s
She is She’s
It is It’s
Verb to be:

USE: to talk about people and
places /The time/The weather/
things/Age /How we feel.
Peru is big and beautiful.
It’s 9.00 o´clock.
It’s windy and cold in Hyo.
Your trousers are black.
I’m 32 years old.
I’m happy./ My mum is tired.

Questions and short answers

PRESENT SIMPLE VERB to be +Subject + Object.
(to be) Ser/estar

Examples:
Is Juan from Peru?
Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.
Is Romina your sister?
Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t.
Is Huancayo a beautiful city?
Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
A/AN GRAMMAR
A/AN
GRAMMAR: This and These
Plural nouns.
REGULAR PLURALS
THINGS IN THE CLASSROOM

A: What is this?
B: It’s a backpack.

A: What is that?
B: It’s a backpack.
THINGS IN THE CLASSROOM

A: What are these?

B: They’re chairs.

A: What are those?

B: They’re chairs.
‘s POSSESIVE
‘s POSSESIVE
 a/ an : indefinite articles
(general)

A Teacher
A classroom
A book

The : definite article (specific)

The Teacher
The classroom
The book
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