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RESULTADO DE APRENDIZAJE:
1. Look for the verb to be – wh questions (simple present). Then, look for topic:
possessive nouns on Google or YouTube.
a. Uses.
b. Grammar rules.
c. Examples.
2. Make a concept map about the topics from the first point. The concept map
must accomplish the following criteria:
a. Explanation of the items: usage, grammar rules, and examples.
b. Visible font size.
c. Coherent connections between concepts.
2. Do the activity.
3. Take a screenshot of the result.
4. Upload the screenshot as a PDF file.
1. Read and the listen to the online conversation. Then complete the chart.
(Click twice on the icon to listen to the conversation).
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SERVICIO NACIONAL DE APRENDIZAJE
CENTRO DE GESTION ADMINISTRATIVA
COMPRENDER TEXTOS EN INGLÉS
MARÍA ALEJANDRA SANDOVAL PINEDA
VERB TO BE: ASKING FOR CONTACT INFORMATION
2. Click twice on the Excel icon to open the file “Basic Personal Information”.
3. Fill out the first part of the form with your personal information and the second
part with someone else’s information.
4. Record an audio where you simulate asking someone else those questions. That
person can be a friend, classmate, family member, or yourself. Go to
https://www.speakpipe.com/voice-recorder to do this exercise.
5. Generate a link from your audio and paste it here (watch the following video
tutorial that illustrates how to generate the link https://youtu.be/TDU4TXV8qNQ).
Don’t forget to check the additional material to learn more about the use
of the verb to be in negative and interrogative sentences and the
alphabet).
E. BIBLIOGRAPHY
English ESL worksheets, activities for distance learning and physical classrooms
(x92632). En.islcollective.com. (2021). Retrieved 27 April 2021, from
https://en.islcollective.com/.
Meeting people at a dinner. British Council. (2021). Retrieved 27 April 2021, from
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/beginner-a1/meeting-people-
at-a- dinner.
Latham-Koening, C., Oxenden, C., & Seligson, P. (2009). New English File
Beginner (4.ª ed.). Oxford.