Bily New Languages Method BNLM

SOME GREETINGS

1. Good morning 12.Nice to meet you

2. Good afternoon 13.Likewise
3. Good night 14.Where are you from?
4. Good evening 15.I am from…
5. Good bye 16.Where do you live?
6. How are you? 17. I live in…
7. I am fine 18.I will see you tomorrow
8. How do you feel? 19.I will see you next week
9. I feel very well 20.Have a good day
10. What your name? 21.Have a good afternoon
11. My name is… 22.So Long

PERSONAL PRONAUNS

Los pronombres personales en ingles son 7, estos se usan para sustituir al nombre o pronombre
en la oración.

I YOU HE SHE IT WE THEY

CONVERSATION # 1.

FRANKELY: Good morning.

SELENNY: Good morning, how are you?
FRANKELY: I am fine. And you?
SELENNY: I am very well, thank you. So, what’s your name?
FRANKELY: My name is Frankely. And your?
SELENNY: My name is Selenny, and where are you from Frankely?
FRANKELY: I am from Cabarete but, I live in Santiago
SELENNY: Oh good, who is your English teacher?
FRANKELY: My English teacher is Bily Fabian, and yours?
SELENNY: My English teacher is Ivan Duran.

CONVERSATION # 2.
DAVID: Nice to see you again Kelvin, how do you feel today?
KELVIN: I feel very well thank God, and you?
DAVID: I am ok, and how about English class?
KELVIN: English class? Ohh, I like very much the class because
I have a good teacher.
DAVID: Ok, my English teacher is very good too and, I like the
class.
KELVIN: So David I have to go, I will see you tomorrow.
DAVID: Have a good day kelvin, good bye.

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VOCABULARY

1. Hello 15.Me too 29.Money

2. Teacher 16.House 30.Girl
3. English 17.School 31.Boy
4. Who? 18.Day 32.Children
5. Happy 19.To day 33.Policeman
6. Class 20.Man 34.Office
7. Sad 21.Woman 35.Secretary
8. Mister 22.Hotel 36.Much
9. Father 23.Student 37.Many
10. Mother 24.City 38.Doctor
11. Table 25.University 39.Hospital
12. Book 26.Beach 40.Door
13. Pen 27.Wife 41.Brother
14. Pencil 28.Husband 42.Drugstore

PRACTICE

1. What’s your name? _______________________________________________________

2. How are you? ___________________________________________________________
3. How do you feel? _________________________________________________________
4. Where are you from? _____________________________________________________
5. Where do you live? _______________________________________________________
6. Who is your English teacher? _______________________________________________
7. What’s your father’s name? ________________________________________________
8. What’s your mother’s name? _______________________________________________
9. How do you feel? _________________________________________________________

THE COLORS

1. Red.
2. Blue.
3. Green.
4. Yellow.
5. Black.
6. White.
7. Brown.
8. Pink.
9. Purple.
10. Orange.
What is your favorite color?

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VOCABULARY

1. Spanish 15.Pencil 29.To sleep

2. English 16.Eraser 30.Everybody
3. French 17.(Black) Board 31.To the beach
4. German 18.T.V 32.Because
5. Car 19.Manager 33.That’s why
6. Bike 20.Doctor 34.To study
7. To see 21.New 35.Why?
8. Tomorrow 22.And 36.Where?
9. Yesterday 23.Nurse 37.Sister
10. Tonight 24.To like 38.Brother
11. Money 25.To come 39.Store
12. To have 26.To work 40.Spensive
13. To speak 27.To help 41.Desk
14. Pen 28.Opportunity 42.Important

SOME VERBS
TO SPEAK TO WANT TO HAVE TO SLEEP
I speak I want I have I sleep
You speak You want You have You sleep
He speaks He wants He has He sleeps
She speaks She wants She has She sleeps
It speaks It wants It has It sleeps
We speak We want We have We sleep
They speak They want They have They sleep

SOME SENTESES USING THE VERBS

1. I speak English and Spanish 6. He want to sleep right now.
2. She wants to speak German 7. I come to class every days.
3. They have many cars 8. We study English because we want to learn.
4. He has much money 9. She is the doctor, I want to see her.
5. We study English in NLM. 10. That TV is very expensive.
Can you spell your name?
THE ALPHABET.

My name is:

B-I-L-Y

F-A-B-I-A-N,
but everybody
call me just Bily.

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The definite article THE.

Se utiliza para masculino, femenino, plural y singular y su significado en

español es: EL, LA, LOS y LAS.

The house The store - She is in the drugstore. - They are in the park.
The office The airport
The beach The bank
The park The drugstore
The hospital The book - My friend is in the hospital. –The red car is new.
The hotel The car
The river The table
The restaurant The phone

The indefinite article A – AN.

Estas palabras poseen el mismo significado (un-una) pero se les da un uso
diferente.
A: Significa UN-UNA, se utiliza delante de palabras que inicien en consonantes.
Example: -It is a car. -It is a book. -It s a pen.
A car
A book
A pen
A house
AN: Significa UN-UNA, se utiliza delante de palabras que inicien en vocal.
Example: -I want an Apple. He Works in an office. -I have an egg.
An Apple
An office
An opportunity
An egg

The Adjectives.
Se usan para describir un nombre o sustantivo, se usa la misma forma
para el plural y el singular, normalmente se usa antes del nombre.
Example:
A red Apple. A good teacher.
A beautiful apartment. A blue house.
A nice girl. A new car.
A intelligent student. A expensive ring.
Nota: Los adjetivos pueden ser usados después del verbo to be.
The Apple is red. The teacher is good.
The apartment is beautiful. That house is blue.
That girl is nice. The car is new.

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VOCABULARY
1. Bed 15.Tall 29.Interview
2. Beautiful 16.How 30.What?
3. Bedroom 17.Married 31.Floor
4. To learn 18.Very 32.Fat
5. Yes 19.That’s all 33.Ugly
6. Hot 20.Can 34.Thin
7. Chair 21.And 35.Friend
8. Handsome 22.Any problem 36.Parents
9. Nationality 23.Last name 37.Apartament
10. Old 24.With you 38.Director
11. American 25.Job 39.Waitress
12. Short 26.Restaurant 40.Park
13. Boyfriend 27.Hotel 41.Cat
14. Girlfriend 28.Ocupation 42.Egg
CONVERSATION
JONY: Hi, Good morning.
JENYFER: Good morning
JONY: What’s your name?
JENIFER: My name is Jenifer, and yours?
JONY: My name is Jony, and how are you Jenifer?
JENIFER: I am very well thank you
JONY: So, and where are you from?
JENIFER: I am from Unite States but, I like to live in
Dominican Republic.
JONY: Are you married?
JENIFER: Yes I am married, I have two children
JONY: Oh good, and what are their names?
JENIFER: Jenny and Brayan. Nice to meet you Jony
JONY: Likewise Jenifer
My name is:..
Name: Lamny Liz.
Last name: De Los Santos Duran.
Age: Six years old.
Country: Dominican Republic.
Town: Constanza.
Father and mother’s name: Jose Luis and
Eridania.
Brothers / sisters: Erika, Brenda and Keila.
School: Bautista College.
Hobby: Singing and spend time with friends.
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The verb TO BE.

El verbo TO BE significa ‘ser o estar’, y para su conjugación en presente

posee tres variables que son (AM ARE IS) con las cuales se puede afirmar, negar e interrogar.

CONJUGACION DEL VERBO TO BE

AFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE Short form
I am I am not Am I? I’m I’m not
You are You are not Are you? You’re You aren’t
He is He is not Is he? He’s He isn’t
She is She is not Is she? She’s She isn’t
It is It is not Is it? It’s It isn’t
We are We are not Are we? We’re We aren’t
They are They are not Are they? They’re They aren’t
EXAMPLE:

1. I am happy today because my mother is here.

2. He is a teacher but. Felix is a doctor.
3. Are you a policeman?
4. We are not from here, we are from Brazil
5. She is my girlfriend but, Helen is my sister
6. I am not single
7. Is your father a lawyer?
8. She is very beautiful
9. John is on the beach but Bily is in the river
10. He is not sick, He is sad
11. Dariel and Maximo are good friends
12. I am studying English at the best institute

Para responder en forma corta usando el verbo ‘to be’ no es necesario repetir la oracion completa,
solo usamos Yes o Not + el pronombre + la variable correspondiente.
Al responder de manera afirmativa en forma corta solo usamos; Yes + pronombre + la variable
correspondiente (normalmente en este caso no unsamos contraccion).
Example:
Is she a teacher? Are they English student?
Yes, she is. Yes, they are.
Al responder en forma negative normalmente se usa la forma corta o contraída.
Example:
Is he your father? Is she your girlfriend?
Not, he isn’t. Not she isn’t.

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SOME SENTESES USING THE VERB TO BE
1. You are my best friend. 5. I am at school right now.
You aren’t my best friend. I am not at school right now.
Are you my best friend? Are you at school right now?

2. He is a teacher. 6. My father is working at the airport.

He isn’t a teacher. My father isn’t working at the airport.
Is he a teacher? Is my father working at the airport?

3. My English students are from Tenares. 7. My bothers are studying at the university?
My English students aren’t from Tenares My bothers aren’t studying at the university.
Are your English students from Tenares? Are your brothers studying at the university?

4. Peter and Helen are on the beach. 8. He is a good student.

Peter and Helen aren’t on the beach. He isn’t good student.
Are Peter and Helen on the beach? Is he a good student?

How do you pronounce it?

En ingles, tienes que pronunciar cada parte de la palabra. Es decir, a veces es major que
hables despacio, recuerda que la ultima letra de cada palabra es muy importante en la
pronunciación, por ejemplo: bitch------ beach, aunque en la pronunciation estas palabras
se paracen en el significado son muy diferentes.

Some Key Expressions.

Frecuentemente la gente no hace mas que conversar usando expresiones cortas y amistosas. Asi que,
¿porque no hacer lo mismo en ingles?

Bless you!
Enough
Congratulations!
Say hello to…
Take easy
Wow
Good look
Easy come, easy goes!
Thank you very much.
You’re welcome.
God bless you.
Welcome to…
Excuse me.
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VOCABULARY
1. Nice 15.World 29.To learn
2. Class mates 16.Around 30.To study
3. To start 17.Shoes 31.To live
4. To go 18.Page 32.To become
5. Guy 19.Copy book 33.Why?
6. Late 20.Important 34.Who?
7. Difficult 21.To pay 35.Pen
8. English class 22.To spend 36.Pencil
9. To take 23.To come back 37.Often
10. Also 24.To go back 38.In the river
11. Too 25.To miss 39.On the beach
12. Pleasure 26.To decide 40.Bank
13. Friend 27.To want 41.Because
14. To meet 28.Languages 42.Short time

CONVERSATION

IVAN: Hello Bily how are you?

BILY: I’m fine thank you
IVAN: I meet a new friend here at school
BILY: Oh good what’s his name?
IVAN: His name is Felix and, he speaks a good English
BILY: Well well, so where is he from?
IVAN: He is from Canada but he lives here in Dominican Republic and also he speaks Spanish well.
BILY: I want to meet your new friend, good bye Ivan I have to go.

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MONTHS OF THE YEAR

1. January 7. July
2. February 8. August
3. March 9. September
4. April 10. October
5. May 11. November
6. June 12. December

SEANSONS OF THE YEAR

Winter. Summer.

Spring. Fall.

1. Monday
2. Tuesday
3. Wednesday
4. Thursday
5. Friday
6. Saturday
7. Sunday
NOTA: La preposición ON delante de los días de la semana significa EL o LOS.
On Monday on Mondays
On Wednesday on Wednesdays
SOME EXAMPLES USING THE DAYS OF THE WEEK
1. I work on Saturdays and Sundays because I need much money.
2. I like to go to the beach in summer
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A BRIEF PRESENTATION

Very good morning everybody, my name is Bily Fabian my last

name is Reinoso Rodriguez.

I am from Dominican Republic and I live in Santiago because I

study there at ISA University.

I studied English in New languages Method; my English

teacher’s name is Freddy.

My father’s name is Fabian Reinoso, and my mother’s name is

Darsi Rodriguez, I have one brother his name is Felix Reinoso.

I like to speak English with my brother Felix, that’s all and have a good day…

SOME USEFULL EXPRESIONS

 I miss you.
 I love you forever.
 You miss it.
 You don’t say!!!
 Forget it.
 Big deal.
 Don’t take to hurt.

Make a presentation:

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