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 Unit 2:Taking care of my health
Objetives:
*Conocer cómo expresar malestares con el fin de encontrar respuesta a problemas de salud.
*Eating healthy…being healthy
Competencia lingüística
Grammar Vocabulary
Greet, Thank, accept,
and reject Food:
Poultry, meats, seafood 
Grains, drinks, cereals,
Present Tense: grains, condiments, dairy,
It fills, it hurts, I have, fruits, vegetables, pasta
To greet, to apply, to take
a deep breath/ Junk food: pizza, hot dog,
Help Yourself!! medication/ look at, to hamburger, chips, French
examine, to move, to fries, sandwich, milkshake
bend, be still, to breath,
to have a (sore throat/ Contables: bananas
headache) to be hoarse.  Non- contables: sugar
Nouns
Questions:
Can I?, may I? Adjetives:
Should I?, Crunchy, crispy, Salty, spicy,
Do I have? sweet, hot, cold, tasty, bland,
bitter, sour, cooked, well
Modal Verbs done,
Can, Would, Could, Must,
May Adverbs of quantity:
Any, many, some, much
a little, a lot, too much
Verbs:
Withdraw,
Adverbs of time:
Buy, ask for a refund,
exchange, pay, blend
when, before, after.

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Mix, stir, mash, cut,
Shake, bake, taste, smell,
need, fry, add, get
Simple / Past Tense:
took, went, ate, felt, fell,
drank, did, broke, I
swallowed, I had, I faint,
I cut,
Questions:
Do you have shortness of
breath?
Where does it hurt?
How bad is your pain?
How long have your
stomach being hurting?
Do you feel nauseated?
Are you throwing up?
Do you vomit/ throw up
after you eat something
When did it start?
When did it happen?
Did you have a fever?
Wares:
Tableware:
dish, cup, spoon, fork, knife
Cookware:
be, fry pan, colander, blender,
oven, microwave, mixer,
ladle
Measurements:
pound, kilo, cup, spoon, bag,
jar, a bottle, a box, an ounce,
a package, a can
At the supermarket:
Aisle, shelf/ shelves
dairy products, bakery
section, snack section
beverage section, imported
foods
canned food, frozen food,
lunch counter,
grocery store, supermarket
Medical Specialists:
- dentist, gynecologist,
pulmonologist,
dermatologist,
endocrinologist,
gastroenterologist,
neurologist, oncologist,
radiologist, cardiologist,
ophthalmologist,
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Illnesses:
fever, pains, headache,
breathing difficulty, stomach
flu, diarrhea, toothache,
cough, nausea, flu, cold, high
blood pressure, vomiting,
migraine, period pains,
swollen

Symptoms:
Tired, congestion, itchi and
watery eyes, sneezing,
shortness of breath, blurred
vision, drowsiness
My throat hurts and itching,
coughing, scratching, sneeze
bleeding, lost consciousness,
menstrual cramps, period, dry
and scratchy throat, a burning
pain, runny nose,

Body Parts:
Stomach, nose, throat, chest,
ear, eyes, mouth, tongue,
teeth, back, legs, arms, feet,
knees, elbow, toes, fingers,
head, heart, muscles, tonsils,
belly

Medicines:
A cream, an ointment, an
antibiotic,
an analgesic, a pain reliever,
an antihistamine, a sunscreen,
a Band-Aid, tablet, dosage,

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 Unit 3: Talking about Past Events
Objetives:
Narrar eventos pasados para dar a conocer hechos o experiencias con el fin de informar a interlocutores anglófonos.
*Traveling and relaxing*
Competencia lingüística
Grammar Vocabulary

Past Simple: Regular verbs:

Went, did, took, drank, pronounce -ed- as [t]
ate, traveled, walk, asked, baked, brushed,
watched, danced, cooked, closed,
swam, read, slept, cracked, crashed,
traveled, visited, talked. danced, dressed,
dropped, escaped,
Using Auxiliary Verbs finished.
to ask:
Did + personal pronoun + pronounce -ed-as [d]
Help yourself ! base of verb + ? agreed, allowed,
answered, appeared,
Did you visit? arrived, believed,
. belonged, burned,
Did she enjoy it? called, carried,
cleaned, covered,
Negative sentences in cried, described,
the past:
Personal Pronouns + didn pronounce -ed- as [Id]
´t + base of verb accepted, afforded
attended, arrested
She didn’t like it. collected, contacted
counted, decided
I didn’t take pictures. defended, demanded
divided, ended,
She wasn’t happy expanded, expected
exported, graduated

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Connectors: Irregular Verbs:
First, second, next, after, Brought, built, caught,
Later, then, so, actually, came, cost, chose, felt,
Finally, at the end did, found, ate, drank,
fell, kept.
Describing in the Past:
There were, there weren
´t, there was,
there wasn’t.

Relative clauses:
Who, where, that

She is the person who

wanted to go on a cruise.

That´s the village where

I want to go to on my
next vacations.

This is the information

that I needed to know
before my flight