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Making suggestions SUGERENCIAS and stating preferences
GOING OUT
→English has a number of fixed when making suggestions or
PRESENT PAST invitations. Among them, How about…? Would you like…? Let’s
1. He goes to bed early He went to bed early and Why don’t we…? Pay attention to the structures that follow
2. We don’t like onions They didn’t like onions these expressions.
3. Erick lives in Santiago Erick lived in Santiago How about…? = ¿qué te parece…? → si se ´pone un verbo directo
4. Does she exercise? Did she exercise? después de una preposición, ese verbo va en ING
5. I hate cooking I hated cooking
6. They play video games They played video games Would you like…?= ¿te gustaria…?
7. He knows the answer He knew the answer
Let’s = vamos
8. I forget his name I forgot his name
9. They don’t study They didn’t study Chemistry Why don’t we…?= ¿Por qué no hacemos tal cosa…? → si se quiere
Chemistry hacer una invitación
10. Do they drive? Did they drive?
What about taking a walk? = ¿que tal dar un paseo?
1. How are they related?: They are boyfriend and girlfriend. They
are on a relationship.
Beef steak with a side salad = filete de ternera con una ensalada
de acompañamiento
Sunny-side up Scrambled = revuelto
Pork chops with rice = chuletas de cerdo con arroz
Roasted chicken with French fries = pollo asado con patatas fritas
On what occasions do you prepare hard-boiled eggs? → for
Fish and chips = pescado y papas fritas breakfast or when we go for a picnic.
Lasagna = lasaña
Cheesecake Ice cream = helado Cream caramel = flan - I would like my eggs _____, please.
1. Hard boiled: eggs are boiled for 3 or 4 minutes
Fruit salad = ensalada de fruta Apple pie = tarta de manzana
2. Soft Boiled: eggs are boiled for 10 or more minutes
Which one this desserts you like? → I like cream caramel 3. Scrambled eggs:
4. Fried eggs: sunny side-up. The action is break the egg
shell and place the egg in the frying pan.
5. Over easy: flip for a short time
6. Over hard: flip for a long time
7. Poached eggs POUCHT = huevos pochados. Is similar to
soft boiled eggs, but you don’t cook with the egg shell.
- Part of a egg
Yolk YOUK= yema
White = clara
Egg shell = cáscara
How would you like your eggs? → I would like my eggs poached.
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GOING OUT
You need:
- 2 fresh eggs - 1 L water
- 1 tbsp white vinegar - Frypan
- Spatula - Stove
- Toast - Butter
- Salt & pepper
Let’s do it:
1. Light the stove
2. Put the frypan on the stove
3. Pour the water into the frypan
4. Wait until the water is simmering AGUA POR HERVIR. SMALL BUBBLES
5. Add the vinegar to the water
6. Stir with a spoon
7. Crack the eggs into the pan, carefully
8. Add the bread in a toaster
9. Spread some butter on the toast
10. Carefully, lift the eggs out of the frypan.
11. Lets the water drain away
12. Put the egg on the toast
13. Add salt and pepper
14. Cut our yolk open and see if we have a soft, runny egg yok.
Offering Ordering
What would you like? I’d like the veggie burger
I’ll have a mango salad
What kind of soup would you I’d like anion soup, please
like? I’ll have the soup of the day
What would you like to drink? I’d like a lemonade
I’ll have a large orange juice
Would you like anything else? I’d like some coffee
That’s all, thanks
Week 13– Lesson 5: Going out Lesson - 6: Amazing experiences What do you see?
Going Out (Review)
The children, in general are picky eater - There are five people siting on the table and they are eating,
they are in the dining room.
Are you a picky eater? → no, I like vegetables, fruits and legumes, - Table: there is food, there are plates, there are glasses.
but I don't eat meat because I am a vegetarian
Wednesday WENSDAY
Answer ENSER
Plumber PLAMER
Listen LISEN
Half JAF
Friend FREND
Walk WALK
Talk TALK
Receipt RICIT = boleta ➢ There’s…
Rock climbing ROCK CLAIMING - Roast chicken
Raspberry / - Baked potatoes
Almond - Salad
Champagne - Broccoli with garlic
Sandwich - Red cabbage
Salmon - And rice
Yolk
Cantaoupe
Chocolate 1. Who cooked dinner? Cheryl did.
2. Why doesn’t Mr Evans aet much chicken? He’s not a big
chicken eater.
3. Why doesn’t Mr. Evans eat potatoes? He’s avoiding potatoes
4. Why doesn’t Mr. Evans eat broccoli? Broccoli doesn’t agree
with him.
5. What food is he allergic to? He’s allergic to cabbage.
6. What food is he crazy about? He’s crazy about rice
7. Why isn’t Bob eating much? Because he’s on a diet
8. What kind of diet is Paul on? He’s trying to gain weight
Lesson 6: Amazing experiences Island=isla→ when I went to Easter island ISLA DE PASCUA last
summer, I look this photo of a small island off
NATURAL LANDSCAPES = PAISAJES the coast COSTA
National Park=parque nacional→ Last holiday we went to They are at the beach
The boat is on the river
Torres del Paine. We saw many Ice bergs and we
drank scotch whit ice from a glacier in the San
Rafael Lake LAGO
PRESENT PAST
1. Do they drive? Did they drive?
2. She works at a She worked at a restaurant
restaurant
3. Do you eat dairy? Did you eat dairy? → This bone-white beach is → Hot springs
4. Where do you live? Where did you live? hidden in an indigenous → You can see the river
5. He doesn’t like milk He didn’t like milk reserve of the Huilliche
6. The class starts at 8:00 The class started at 8:00 community.
7. Does he eat breakfast Did he eat beakfrast?
8. I don’t pay with my I didn’t pay with my credit
credit card card
9. He has coffee after He had coffee after lunch
lunch
1o. Do you enjoy sports? Did you enjoy sports?
Example:
- I have never been to Atacama desert.
- Have you been to Chiloe? – No, I haven’t
- Have you been to Viña del Mar? – Yes, I have.
Uses: IN – ON – TO Beach:
1. IN : we use in to indicated that a place is inside a specific - I’ve always wanted to go to a beach in the Caribbean Ocean.
area: I’d love to walk on the whitesand and surf on the waves.
➢ Chile is in South America.
➢ Atacama is in northern Chile. Countryside: an area of land that is used for growing food,
➢ Easter Island is located in the Pacific Ocean.
keeping animals, or playing a sport
2. ON: we use on in references to rivers, coast, lakes and seas - Last weeknd I went to the countryside. The grass in the fields
to mean that something is located at the side of the body of there was very green. I also saw a little stream in the forest.
water.
➢ Valdivia is on the river Calle Calle. Stream: a narrow, flowing body of water that is like a river, but
➢ Chile is on the Pacific Coast.
smaller.
➢ The Andes Mountain are on the border between Chile
and Argentina. Waterfall: wather that is flowing over the edge of high rocks into
a river or the sea.
3. TO: we use to for describing the location of a place in
relation to the position of another place.
Where would you like to be? → I would like to be in the Atacama
➢ Concepción is 500 kms to the south of Santiago.
desert, the Elqui Valley and the desert in bloom.
➢ Copiapo is 800 kms to the north of Santiago.
Understanding Sings
1. I get up (get up) at 6:00 am. I don’t get up (not get up) at
5:00 am.
2. My father shaves (shave) every day.
- We use present simple to talk about general actions we do. 3. Margot doesn’t take (not take) a shower in the afternoons.
➢ I speak English 4. My sister brushes (brush) her teeth every day.
➢ You live in Chillán 5. My parents don’t watch (not watch) TV in the evenings.
➢ She walks to the park 6. Karina puts on (Put on) make up at 6:30 every day.
➢ We watch TV. 7. Flor watches (watch) movies on saturdays.
➢ I swim 8. My mother doesn’t make (not make) dinner on weekend.
➢ I cook Italian food 9. They don’t study (not study) math on Fridays.
➢ She dances cueca 10. My child takes (take) a bath everyday.
➢ We play poker. 11. My sister goes (Go) to bed at 10:00 on weekdays.
12. Susan studies (study english from 7:15 to 9:45
13. Carlos doesn’t eat (not eat) breakfast on sundays because he
gets up (Get up) late.
affirmative
Examples:
- I am playing football
- You are studying english
- He is eating a hamburger
- She is talking with her friends
- It is walking to the park
- We are dancing tonight
negative
Examples:
- I am not eating fish
- You are not travelling by train
- He is not talking with Peter
- She is not playing volleyball
- It is not eating its food
- We are not going to the supermarket
interrogative
Examples:
- Are you singing at the Christmas concert? Yes, I am/ No, I am
not
- Is he visiting his friends? Yes, he is/No, he isn't.
- Is she going to the mall? Yes, she is / no, she isn’t
- It is playing with other cats? Yes, it is / no, it isn’t
- Are we eating lassagna for dinner? Yes, we are / no, we aren’t
- Are they using their car? Yes, they are / no, they aren’t
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affirmative
negative
Examples:
- I didn’t eat fish at my brother’s house.
- You didn’t travel by train.
- He didn’t talk with Peter
- She didn’t play volleyball
- It didn’t make sense
- We didn’t go to the supermarket
- They didn’t watch TV.
interrogative
Examples:
- Did I arrive late last night? Yes, you did / No, you didn’t
- Did you sing a song at the party yesterday? Yes, I did / No, I
didn’t
- Did he visit his friends last week? Yes, he did / No, he didn’t
- Did she go to the mall? Yes, she did/ No, she didn’t.
- Did it play with other cats? Yes, it did / No, it didn’t.
- Did we work hard to buy the house? Yes, we did / No, we
didn’t.
- Did they use their car for work? Yes, they did / No, they
didn’t.
I have never been to = nunca he estado en
Example:
- I have never been to Atacama desert.
- Have you been to Chiloe? – No, I haven’t
- Have you been to Viña del Mar? – Yes, I have.
10. It’s a great movie. I have seen that movie many times.
11. Have you ever eaten really strange or interesting food?
12. (A) Has your brother talked to you yet?
(B) Yes, he has
13. My family and I have flown VERBO “VOLAR” EN PARTICIPIO to many
different countries around the world.
14. My sister has never ridden a bicycle. She is afraid that she
will fall off.
15. (A) Have you talked to Mr. Parfitt?
(B) No, I haven’t
16. I’m sorry, but I haven’t finished my homework yet.
17. (A) Have you finished your lunch yet?
(B) Yes, I have
18. Eva, Thomas and Robert have been to Hong Kong.
Poached egg on toast = huevo pochado Apple = Manzana Shrimp cocktail = coctel de camaronês
en tostada Avocado = Aguacate Garlic bread = pan de ajo
Hard-boiled eggs Banana = Plátano Onion rings = aros de cebolla
Soft-boiled eggs Blackberry/ies = Mora/s
Sunny-side up eggs Blueberry/ies = Arándano/s
Scrambled eggs = huevo revuelto Raspberry/ies = Frambuesa/s
Strawberry/ies = Frutilla/s Lamb chops with mashed potatoes =
Cherries/Cherry = Cerezas/cereza costillitas de Cordero con puré de papas.
Coconut = Coco Beef steak with a side salad = filete de
Asparagus = Espárrago ternera con una ensalada de
Grape = Uva
Green beans = porotos verdes acompañamiento
Grapefruit = Pomelo
Broccoli = Brócoli Pork chops with rice = chuletas de cerdo
Lemon LEMN = Limón
Cabbage = Repollo con arroz
Lime = Lima
Carrot = Zanahoria Roasted chicken with French fries = pollo
Mango = Mango
Cauliflower = Coliflor asado con patatas fritas
Orange = Naranja
Celery = Apio Fish and chips = pescado y papas fritas
Papaya = Papaya
Cucumber = Pepino Lasagna = lasaña
Peach = Durazno
Eggplant = Berenjena Steak = bistec
Pear = Pera
Garlic = Ajo Barbecue ribs = costillas a la barbacoa
Pineapple = Piña,
Mushroom = Champiñón Barbecue = barbacoa
Plums PLAMS= Ciruelas
Onion = Cebolla Chicken wings = alitas de pollo
Nectarine = Nectarino
Peas = Arvejas Roast chicken = pollo asado
Passion Fruit = Maracuya
(green, red, yellow) Pepper = Pimiento Chilean shepherd’s pie = pastel de
Tangerine = Mandarina
Potato = Papa papas/carne
Watermelon = Sandía
Pumpkin = Calabaza Ceasar salad = ensalada cesar
Cantaloupe= Melon calameño
Spinach SPINISH = Espinaca Spaghetti and meatballs = espagueti y
Kiwi= Kiwi
Olives = aceitunas albondigas
Pomegranate POMGRENET= Granada
Zucchini = calabacin Fish fry = pescado frito
Kale KEIL= col rizada Beef = carne de vacuno
Scallions = cebolletas Pork = cerdo
Fennel = hinojo Still or sparking? is sparking as good for Chicken = Pollo
Brussels sprouts = coles de bruselas you as still water = agua sin gas / con gas Duck = pato
(Roman, Iceberg) Lettuce = Lechuga Diet soda = refresco dietetico Mutton (adult sheep) = oveja adulta
(Cherry )Tomato = Tomate (cherry) Lemonade = limonada Lamb = Cordero
Orange Juice = jugo de naranja Quail = codorniz
Milkshake = batido Turkey = pavo
Chicken cuts
Jell-o / Jelly = gelatina Drum sticks = trutos
Banana split Whole = entero
Doughnut = dona Wings = alitas
Pankcakes = panqueques Thighs = muslos
Apple pie = tarta de manzana Chicken breast = pechuga de pollo
Cheesecake
Ice cream = helado
Cream caramel = flan
Fruit salad = ensalada de fruta
Rice = arroz
Potato salad = ensalada de papas Pepper=pimienta
Stir-fry vegetables = verduras salteadas Lemon juice = jugo de limon
Corn on the cob Garlic oil = aceite de ajo
Coleslaw = ensalada de repollo Salt = sal
Mashed potatoes = puré de patatas Worcestershire sauce = salsa inglesa
Baked potatoes = patatas al horno Parmesan cheese = queso parmesano
French fries = papas fritas Croutons = crutones
Boiled potatoes = patatas hervidas Romane lettuce = lechuga romana
Mayonnaise = mayonesa
Onions = cebollas
Carrots = zanahorias
Macaroni = macarrones
Onions = cebollas
Lettuce = lechuga
Pickles
Tomatoes = tomates
American cheese = queso americano
Beef = ternera
Pepperoni = peperoni
Mozzarella cheese = queso mozzarella
Tomato sauce = salsa de tomate