POLICÍA NACIONAL DEL PERÚ

ESCUELA NACIONAL DE FORMACIÓN PROFESIONAL POLICIAL

ESCUELA DE OFICIALES DE LA PNP
“ALFEREZ PNP MARIANO SANTOS MATEOS”

COLLABORATIVE WORK
COURSE : ENGLISH

PROFESSOR : Luna Ticlla Estela

STUDENTS: NAMES N°

Cortez Dávila Christian Romel 4

Doria Palomino Percy Luis. 8
Herrera Benites Jhan Michael 19
Huamán Cangana Christian Lands 20
Saavedra Villegas Jorge Junior. 7

PUENTE PIEDRA AUGUST - 2023

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 INDEX
 COVER
 INDEX
 INTRODUCTION
 DEDICATION
 CHAPTER 1: GRAMMAR: Verb BE: Affirmative / Negative /
Contractions
GRAMMAR: Present Simple
GRAMMAR: Can / Can't
CHAPTER 2: CONVERSATION 1
CONVERSATION 2
CONVERSATION 3
 CHAPTER 3: VOCABULARY
 CONCLUSIONS
 WEBGRAPHY

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DEDICATION
DEDICATED TO OUR FAMILIES,
BECAUSE THEY ACCOMPANY US AND
FULLY SUPPORT US IN THIS STAGE OF
POLICE TRAINING.

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CHAPTER 1: GRAMMAR: Verb BE: Affirmative / Negative /
Contractions

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CHAPTER 2: GRAMMAR: Present Simple

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CHAPTER 3: GRAMMAR: Can / Can't

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CONVERSATION 1: PRESENT CONTINOUS
CORTEZ: Hi Doria! What are you doing?
DORIA: Hey Cortez! I’m writing a letter to my grandfather.
CORTEZ: Oh, that’s nice. Where does your grandfather live?
DORIA: He lives in Texas. He’s retired now, so he spends most of his time
playing golf.
CORTEZ: Do you have a big family?
DORIA: Yes, I do. I have a lot of cousins.
CORTEZ: Where do they live?
DORIA: All over the United States. American people usually move a lot. So I
have cousins in New York, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Portland, Chicago, Las
Vegas…
CORTEZ: That’s interesting. Do you like Las Vegas?
DORIA: No, I don’t. It’s so ridiculous and artificial..
CORTEZ: Hm. And what do you think about New York
DORIA: New York is okay. It’s a big city, with people from all over the world.
CORTEZ: And do you enjoy living in Spain, Sylvia?
DORIA: Yes, I do. I like Madrid a lot.
CORTEZ: Do you like Spanish food?
DORIA: Yes, I do! I love the octopus from Galicia.
CORTEZ: Ah yes. I’m happy to hear that. Do you want to go have some dinner
now? I know a place around the corner that makes some excellent Galician
octopus!
DORIA: Okay, but first I want to finish my letter.

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CONVERSATOIN 2: CAN/ CAN´T
HERRERA: Hi Lands. How are you?
LANDS: I’m fine. A bit hungry, actually.
HERRERA: Oh yeah. Can you cook?
LANDS: No, I can’t. Can you?
HERRERA: Yeah, of course I can. I love cooking.
LANDS: What’s your favorite dish?
HERRERA: My family is Italian, so I love making pasta. Lasagna, spaghetti, all
kinds of pasta.
LANDS: Oh, that’s nice. Can you also make pizza?
HERRERA: I can, but it’s a lot of work. I prefer to buy pizza.
LANDS: I love Italian food.
HERRERA: You should come over for dinner sometime
CONVERSATION 3: THERE IS/THERE ARE
SAAVEDRA: Hi, ou seem to be lost. Can I help you?
DORIA: Yes, please! Is there a museum near here?
SAAVEDRA: Yes, there’s a museum across from the park
DORIA: And is there an aquarium in this city?
SAAVEDRA: Yes, there is! It’s near the museum. It’s a very nice Aquarium.
DORIA: Great. I have one more question. Are there any amusement
parks?
SAAVEDRA: There aren’t any amusement parks, but there’s a huge water
park.
DORIA: You’ve been very helpful. Thank you so much.

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CHAPTER 3: VOCABULARY
GRAMMAR: Grammar is also a systematic description of the grammatical facts
of a language.
FULL FORM: Done everything completely
CONTRACTION: It consists of joining two words, to form a single one.
INTERESTING: Arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention.
OCTOPUS: Cephalopod mollusc (feet on head), octopus (eight feet)
SENTENCE: Unit of meaning made up of different ordered words that express
an idea or message.
PERMISSION: Freedom that is granted to a person to carry out an activity or to
stay or access a place.
ABILITIES: intangible qualities that influence the way a person acts and
completes tasks.
ANSWERS: Answer to a question
SUBJECTS: Function played by a noun phrase
DICTIONARY: Words or terms can be consulted and their meaning is provided
ROUTINES. Custom or acquired habit of doing things by mere practice
LANGUAGES: Set of shared rules that allow people to express their ideas
logically
MUSEUM: Non-profit institution, permanent and at the service of society
PARKS: Space dedicated to meadows, gardens and trees, with various
ornaments
DINNER: Last meal of the day, eaten at sunset or at night
ACTUALLY: Time or present time.
FOOD: Solid substance that is eaten and served as food.
PLACE: Space that can be occupied by an object.
COOK: Stew, season food.

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CONCLUSIONS:

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