Week12 1

ENGLISH • 2
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Lifestyles
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Lifestyles ENGLISH 2 Week 12
Hobbies.
Free time activities.

This lesson will help you
to learn about the topics Regular and irregular verbs.
related to the Sequence connectors.
week 12 Review of tenses:

Simple Present.
You will learn about:
Simple Past.
Future: will and going to.

Hobbies
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Hobbies
Here you have some vocabulary about hobbies:
What is your
hobby?
I like collecting
comic books.
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Hobbies
Hobbies Translation
Bartending Elaboración de bebidas
Ceramic Elaboración de cerámicas
Collecting antiques Coleccionar antigüedades
Collecting comic books Coleccionar libros de cómics
Collecting stamps Coleccionar estampas
Crochet Tejer
Drawing Dibujar
Floristry Floristería
I’m taking ceramic classes. Gardening Jardinería
Jewelry making Fabricación de joyería
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Hobbies
Activity Translation
Making scrapbooks Hacer libros de recuerdos
Origami Origami
Painting Pintura
Performing arts Artes escénicas
Playing musical instruments Tocar instrumentos musicales
Practicing sports Practicar deportes
Photography Fotografía
Sculpting Escultura
I llove making
ki origami
i figures.
i fi
Sewing Costura
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Hobbies
Here you have some examples:
Painting is a great hobby. She’s sewing a dress.
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Free time
activities
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Free time activities

You need to know some vocabulary about activities you can do in your free time.
What do you like

doing in your
free time?
I like playing video

games, singing,
swimming and
cooking.
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Here you have a vocabulary list about indoor activities:
Playing Jugar / Tocar un instrumento
Singing Cantar
Swimming Nadar
Dancing Bailar
Watching TV/movies Ver TV o películas
Listening to music Escuchar música
Reading Leer
Cooking Cocinar
They are cooking a cake for
Gardening Jardinería
their mom.
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Here you have a vocabulary list about outdoor activities:
Fishing Pescar
Picnic Picnic
Rafting Canotaje
Climbing Escalar
Camping Acampar
Skiing Esquiar
Trekking Senderismo
We love trekking in all the
Going to the beach Ir a la playa places we visit.
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Regular and
irregular
verbs
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Regular and irregular verbs
What did
you do last
weekend?
I studied
a lot.
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To talk about the past, you need to know how to conjugate verbs:
Verb Use Example
Regular These verbs have an established Visit - Visited

pattern in all tenses. Ask - Asked
You just need to add “ed” at the end Listen - Listened
of the verb. Travel - Traveled
Irregular These verbs don’t follow the normal Sleep - Slept

rules because their structure is Be - Was/Were
different in all the tenses. Eat - Ate
Make - Made
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Here you have some examples about regular verbs:
Verb Past Translation
Ask Asked Preguntar

Brush Brushed Cepillar
Call Called Llamar
Clean Cleaned Limpiar
Cook Cooked Cocinar
Dream Dreamed Soñar
Enjoy Enjoyed Disfrutar
Explain Explained Explicar
I cleaned my bathroom
Follow Followed Seguir yesterday
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Happen Happened Ocurrir

Help Helped Ayudar
Jump Jumped Saltar
Laugh Laughed Reir
Listen Listened Escuchar
Look Looked Mirar
Need Needed Necesitar

Paint Painted Pintar
Charlie painted my wall this
morning. I didn't notice it. Pray Prayed Rezar
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Rain Rained Llover

Remember Remembered Recordar
Return Returned Regresar
Talk Talked Hablar
Travel Traveled Viajar
Visit Visited Visitar
Wait Waited Esperar

Walk Walked Caminar I vvis
visited
sited
d my grandma
Worked Trabajar because I miss her.
Work
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Here you have some examples about irregular verbs:
Be Was/Were Ser/Estar
Break Broke Romper
Build Built Construir
Buy Bought Hablar
Come Came Viajar
Cut Cut Cortar
Do Did Hacer
Draw Drew Dibujar
I bought a lot of clothes
with my best friends!
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Drink Drank Tomar
Drive Drove Conducir

Eat Ate Comer
Feel Felt Sentir

Find Found Encontrar
Fly Flew Volar
Forget Forgot Olvidar

Get Got Obtener
I drove last night. It
Go Went Ir was a little dark.
Have Had Tener
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Hear Heard Oír
Know Knew Saber

Learn Learnt Aprender
Decir
Make Made Hacer
Pay Paid Pagar
Put Put Poner
Read Read Leer

Ride Rode Montar
Run Ran Correr

Yesterday, she rode a
horse for the first time.
Say Said Decir
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See Saw Ver
Send Sent Enviar

Sing Sang Cantar
Sit Sat Sentarse

Sleep Slept Dormir
Speak Spoke Hablar
Swim Swam Nadar

Take Took Tomar
Taught I sang in the bath this
Teach Enseñar
morning. I was happy.
Think Thought Pensar
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Sequence
connectors
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Sequence connectors
Sequence connectors are words which link sentences in a logical sequence.
First: Primero...
After that: Después de eso / esto...
To cook spaghetti, first put After that, fill the pot with
a pot on the stove. water and set the stove on fire.
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Sequence connectors
Next: Siguiente / Próximo...

Then: Entonces / Luego / Después...
Next step is easy: put salt Then, wait for the water to boil
and oil into the water. and put the spaghetti on the pot.
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Sequence connectors
Later: Más tarde / Después

/ Posteriormente... Finally: Finalmente...
10 min after, remove the Finally, serve it on a dish and

water. Later, add some enjoy your spaghetti!
delicious sausages.
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Review of
tenses /
Present
Simple
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Review of tenses - Present Simple

Present simple is used to talk about frequent facts and usual actions.
Does she
write
poems?
Yes, she does.

She is an
amazing poetess.
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For affirmative sentences, you can use this form:
Subject Verb in present Complement
I buy vegetables at the grocery store.
You download an app for your iPad.

She loves her pet.
He watches TV all day.
It sounds terrible.
We read the news together.
They do homework.
Tip!
Don’t forget to put the ‘s’ at the end of the
verb for third-person singular.
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For negative sentences, you can use this form:
Subject Auxiliar Verb in Complement

present
I don’t buy vegetables at the grocery store.

You don’t download an app for your iPad.
She doesn’t love her pet.
He doesn’t watch TV all the day.
It doesn’t sound terrible.
We don’t read the news together.
They don’t do homework.
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The dog b ark

ks very loud
barks ud
loud. We arrange
a e everything
g for
for the She
Sh
he doesn’t
doe
d oesn’’t pay attention to
oes
baby shower. her teacher.
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To ask questions, follow this structure:
Auxiliary Subject or Complement

Verb
verb pronoun
Does she love her pet?
Do we read the news together?
Does it sound good?
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To answer, you can follow these examples:
Affirmative answers
Shortt answer Full answer
Yes, she does. Yes, she loves her pet.
Yes, we do. Yes, we read the news together.
Negative answers
No, she doesn’t. No, she doesn’t love her pet.
No, we don’t. No, we don’t read the news together.
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Does it feel good? Do you want to play with us?
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Review of
tenses /
Past Simple
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Review of tenses - Past Simple
How was
your day?
Bad. I had to do
extra work in
the office.
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Past simple is used to talk about past situations in a definite moment.
Subject Verb in past Complement
I spent time writing some emails.

You fed my dog.
She wrote her thesis last month.
He sent a postcard from Las Vegas.
It broke my car mirror.

We cooked pasta for our mom.
They thought in some smart ideas.
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Its negative form is:
Subject Auxiliar Verb Complement

verb
I did not / didn’t spend time writing some emails.
You did not / didn’t feed my dog.
She did not / didn’t write her thesis last month.
He did not / didn’t send a postcard from Las Vegas.
It did not / didn’t break my car mirror.
We did not / didn’t cook pasta for our mom.
They did not / didn’t think in some smart ideas.
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We played the piano

piano. I didn’t steal anything!
She hurts me. I didn't

It d hurt
h
hurt!
t
t!
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Auxiliary Subject or Verb Complement

verb pronoun
Did You Spend time writing some emails?
Did She Write her thesis last month?
Did They Think in some ideas?
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To answer, you can follow these examples:
Affirmative answers
Yes, I did. Yes, I spent time writing emails.
Yes, she did. Yes, she wrote her thesis last month.
Negative answers
No, I didn’t. No, I didn’t spend time writing emails.
No, she didn’t. No, she didn’t write her thesis last month.
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Here you have an example:
Did you feel

that?
No, I didn’t
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Review of
tenses /
Future (Will)
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Review of tenses - Future (Will)
Will I see
you again?
Yes. I’ll be here

soon. I promise.
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Use Will to talk about promises, predictions, future facts, offers and instant decisions.
Modal
Subject or Auxiliary verb Verb Complement
pronoun (Will)
She will read my university dissertation.

I will be late.
He will come with me.
We will have pizza.
Tip!
The contraction form for will is ‘ll. You can use it
like this: I’ll, you’ll, she’ll, he’ll, it’ll, we’ll, they’ll.
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In negative form, follow this structure:
Modal
Subject or Auxiliary verb
(Will) Verb Complement
pronoun
Negative form
She won’t read my university dissertation.
I won’t be late.
He won’t come with me.
We won’t have pizza.
Tip!
The contraction form for will in negative is won’t.
It is more common than will not.
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We will play again next week. I won’t learn math by this way.
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Modal Subject or
Auxiliary verb pronoun Verb Complement
(Will)
Will she read my university dissertation?

Will you be late?
Will he come with me?
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To answer:
Affirmative answers
Yes, she will. Yes, she will read my university

dissertation.
Yes, I will. Yes, I will be late.
Negative answers
No, she won’t. No, she won’t read my university

dissertation.
No, I won’t. No, I won’t be late.
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Will you call me tomorrow? Will you eat a sandwich for lunch?
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Review of
tenses /
Future
(Going to)
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Review of tenses - Future (Going to)
Who is going to
pay our bill?
I don’t know.
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Use going to for future plans when you make your decision. Also, it is used for predictions with some evidence.
Subject or Verb “to be” Going to Verb Complement

pronoun
It is going to be a nice day.

We are going to spend all the afternoon together.
She is going to visit us for Christmas.
Tip!
In informal speech, you can say gonna
instead of going to.
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Subject or Verb “to be” Going to Going to Verb Complement

pronoun
It is not going to be a nice day.

We are not going to spend all the afternoon together.
She is not going to visit us for Christmas.
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I’m going to spe

spend all my
spen She is not
She n t going
go
going
o g to fight with him
him.
weekend camping.
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Verb “to Subject or Going to Verb Complement

be” pronoun
is it going to be a nice day?

are we going to spend all the afternoon together?
is she going to visit us for Christmas?
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To answer using going to:
Affirmative answers
Shortt answer answer

Full answe
Yes, it is. Yes, it is going to be a nice day.
Yes, we are. Yes, we are going to spend all the afternoon together.
Negative answers
No, it isn’t. No, it is not going to be a nice day.
No, we aren’t. No, we are not going to spend all the afternoon together.
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Congratulations!
Now, go to the activities section
and practice what you have learnt.
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ENGLISH • 2

Free time activities.

week 12 Review of tenses:

Future: will and going to.

Here you have some vocabulary about hobbies:

Bartending Elaboración de bebidas

Ceramic Elaboración de cerámicas

Collecting antiques Coleccionar antigüedades

Collecting comic books Coleccionar libros de cómics

Collecting stamps Coleccionar estampas

I’m taking ceramic classes. Gardening Jardinería

Jewelry making Fabricación de joyería

Making scrapbooks Hacer libros de recuerdos

Performing arts Artes escénicas

Playing musical instruments Tocar instrumentos musicales

Practicing sports Practicar deportes

Here you have some examples:

Painting is a great hobby. She’s sewing a dress.

Free time activities

What do you like

I like playing video

Free time activities

Playing Jugar / Tocar un instrumento

Watching TV/movies Ver TV o películas

Listening to music Escuchar música

Free time activities

Regular and irregular verbs

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Use Example

Regular These verbs have an established Visit - Visited

Irregular These verbs don’t follow the normal Sleep - Slept

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

Ask Asked Preguntar

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

Happen Happened Ocurrir

Need Needed Necesitar

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

Rain Rained Llover

Wait Waited Esperar

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

Drink Drank Tomar

Drive Drove Conducir

Feel Felt Sentir

Forget Forgot Olvidar

Have Had Tener

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

Hear Heard Oír

Know Knew Saber

Read Read Leer

Run Ran Correr

Regular and irregular verbs

Verb Past Translation

See Saw Ver

Send Sent Enviar

Sit Sat Sentarse

Swim Swam Nadar