Week 2

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Greetings.
Introductions.
This lesson will help you to
learn the topics related to the
Family names.
week 2 Marital status.
Subject pronouns.
You will learn about:
Verb to be: affirmative.

Greetings
Greetings
You can say hello and goodbye in different ways

depending on the time of the day and the context.
How are you doing?
I’m doing well.
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Greetings
Greetings Use How to Answer
Good morning.
Good morning. Before 12:00 p.m. How are you?
Hello!
Good afternoon.
Good afternoon. After 12:00 p. m. How are you?
Hello!
Good evening.
Good evening. From 6:00 p. m. How are you?
Hello!
Hi!
At any time during
Hi! How are you?
day or night.
Hello!
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Greetings
Greetings Use How to Answer
Hi!
Hello! At any time during How are you?
day or night. Hello!
I’m doing well.”
How are you? At any time during
I’m fine.How about you?
day or night.
Very well, thank you.
Fine.
How is it At any time during Everything is fine.
going? day or night. Everything is alright.
How are you At any time during Everything is well

doing? day or night. Everything is alright.
I am doing well.
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Greetings
Goodbye Use How to Answer
Bye!
At any time during Good bye!
Bye! Take care.
day or night.
See you!
See you around!
Bye!
At any time during Good bye!
Good bye! Take care.
day or night.
See you!
See you around!
Have a nice day! At any time during

Have a nice afternoon! You too!
day or night.
Have a nice night!
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Greetings
Goodbye Use How to Answer
At any time during Bye!

See you! day or night.
At any time during

day, if the speakers Bye!
See you later!
are going to see Take care.
each other again.
At any time during You too!

Take care!
day or night. I will!
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Introducing
Yourself
Introducing Yourself
Introducing yourself is very important for starting

a simple conversation.
My name is Esteban
Nice to meet you.
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There are some phrases that you can use for

introducing yourself:
Useful Phrases How to answer
• I’m Luis. • My name is Carolina / I’m

Carolina.
• My name is Luis.
• Nice to meet you Luis.
• (Can/ May) I introduce
myself? My name’s Luis. • I’m glad to meet you Luis.
• Let me introduce myself. My
name’s Luis. • It’s great to meet you Luis.
• I’d like to introduce myself. • It’s a pleasure to meet you

I’m Luis. Luis.
• I don’t think we’ve met. I’m

Luis.
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There are some phrases that you can use for

introducing someone else:
Useful Phrases How to answer
• (Can/ May) I introduce a good • Nice to meet you Pedro.

friend of mine? This is Pedro
• Have you met Pedro? • I’m glad to meet you Pedro.
• It’s great to meet you Pedro.

• (I’d like / I want) you to
meet Pedro. • It’s a pleasure to meet
you Pedro.
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Family
Names
Family Names
Here you have a vocabulary list about family

members if you are related by blood ties.
Word Translation
Mother Madre
Father Padre
Parents Padres
Son Hijo
Daughter Hija
Sister Hermana
Brother Hermano
Aunt Tía
Uncle Tío
Cousin Primo (a)
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Family Names
Word Translation
Grandmother Abuela
Grandfather Abuelo
Grandson Nieto
Granddaughter Nieta
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Family Names

members if you are related by law.
Word Translation
Mother-in-law Suegra
Father-in-law Suegro
Parents-in-law Suegros
Daughter-in-law Nuera
Son-in-law Yerno
Sister-in-law Cuñada
Brother-in-law Cuñado
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Family Names
Here you have a vocabulary list about family if you

are related by religious ties.
Word Translation
Godfather Padrino
Godmother Madrina
Godson Ahijado
Goddaughter Ahijada
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Family Names

members if you are related by upbringing.
Word Translation
Stepfather Padrastro
Stepmother Madrastra
Stepsister Hermanastra
Stepbrother Hermanastro
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Family Names
It is very common to use short forms

to name our relatives.
Short form Normal form
Mom Mother
Dad Father
Grandma Grandmother
Grandpa Grandfather
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Marital
Status
Marital Status
Are you married?
No, I am single.
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Marital Status
Here you have a vocabulary list about

marital status.
Word Translation
Marital status Estado Civil
Married Casado(a)
Engaged Comprometido(a)
Divorced Divorciado(a)
Daughter Hija
Together Juntos
Separated Separados
Single Soltero(a)
Widowed Viudo(a)
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Marital Status
I am married. I am single.
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Subject
Pronouns
Subject Pronouns
I You He She
It We You They
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Subject Pronouns
Subject Pronouns or Personal pronouns represent

people or things. The subject pronouns are: I, you,
she, he, it, we, they.
Subject Pronoun Examples
I I like your dress.
You You are late.
She She is on holiday.
He He is my friend.
It It is raining.
We We live in England.
They They come

from London.
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Verb to be:
Affirmative
Verb to be: Affirmative

The verb to be is used to talk about: names,
occupations, nationalities, age, feelings, marital
status, locations.
I am Adriana, I am a student at UNIMINUTO, I am

Colombian, I am from Bogotá, I am 20 years old, I
am single and I am very happy because I am in the
park with my family.
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The meaning of the verb to be depends on the
context. Examples:
We are in the
We are students. classroom.
He is in the
He is a doctor. hospital.
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I am Daniel. I am in the gym.
They are They are in

football fans. the stadium.
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You can use contractions to write and speak faster
with the verb to be.
Full form Contraction

form
I am a student. I’m a student.
You are in the park. You’re in the park.
She is a teacher. She’s a teacher.
He is a policeman. He’s a policeman.
It is a book. It’s a book.
We are friends. We’re friends.
They are from Korea. They’re from Korea.
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Grammar Box
Full form Contraction

form
I am Carlos. I’m Carlos.
You are in the office. You’re in the office.
She is a baker. She’s a baker.
He is 23 years old. He’s 23 years old.
It is a friendly dog. It’s a friendly dog.
We are from Colombia. We’re from Colombia.

They are in They’re in
the supermarket. the supermarket.
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week 2 Marital status.

Verb to be: affirmative.

You can say hello and goodbye in different ways

How are you doing?

I’m doing well.

Greetings Use How to Answer

Greetings Use How to Answer

How are you At any time during Everything is well

Goodbye Use How to Answer

Have a nice day! At any time during

Goodbye Use How to Answer

At any time during Bye!

At any time during

At any time during You too!

Introducing yourself is very important for starting

Nice to meet you.

There are some phrases that you can use for

Useful Phrases How to answer

• I’m Luis. • My name is Carolina / I’m

• I’d like to introduce myself. • It’s a pleasure to meet you

• I don’t think we’ve met. I’m

There are some phrases that you can use for

Useful Phrases How to answer

• (Can/ May) I introduce a good • Nice to meet you Pedro.

• Have you met Pedro? • I’m glad to meet you Pedro.

• It’s great to meet you Pedro.

Here you have a vocabulary list about family

Here you have a vocabulary list about family

Here you have a vocabulary list about family if you

Here you have a vocabulary list about family

It is very common to use short forms

Short form Normal form

Are you married?

Here you have a vocabulary list about

Marital status Estado Civil

Subject Pronouns or Personal pronouns represent

Subject Pronoun Examples

I I like your dress.

You You are late.

She She is on holiday.

They They come

Verb to be: Affirmative

I am Adriana, I am a student at UNIMINUTO, I am

Verb to be: Affirmative

Verb to be: Affirmative

I am Daniel. I am in the gym.

They are They are in

Verb to be: Affirmative

Full form Contraction

You are in the park. You’re in the park.

She is a teacher. She’s a teacher.

He is a policeman. He’s a policeman.

It is a book. It’s a book.

We are friends. We’re friends.

They are from Korea. They’re from Korea.

Verb to be: Affirmative

Full form Contraction

You are in the office. You’re in the office.

She is a baker. She’s a baker.

He is 23 years old. He’s 23 years old.

It is a friendly dog. It’s a friendly dog.

We are from Colombia. We’re from Colombia.

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