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Subject Pronouns 2
Jobs 4
Animals 8
Alphabet 10
Object Pronouns 12
Nouns 16
“TH” sound 18
Numbers 22
Family 25
Possessive Adjectives 26
Feelings 28
MIDDLE TEST
Verb To Be / To Have / To Do 33
Common Verbs 50
Present Progressive 55
Future (Will) 65
FINAL TEST 1
SUBJECT PRONOUNS
SUBJECT
PRONOUNS
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Verb To Be
La traducción al español del verbo Be es Ser o Estar. En Ingles, se puede usar para
decir diferentes cosas según el contexto. Sin embargo, el uso más común del verbo
Be es para hablar de: nombres, edades, sentimientos, nacionalidades y profesiones,
especialmente cuando se habla en tiempo presente.
I am Yo soy / Yo estoy
He is Él es / Él está
Exercise: Write a pronouns and correct form of the Be verb under each picture.
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JOBS
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TRANSLATION ACTIVITY
Nosotros somos Ellos son agentes de
Yo soy un actor.
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escritores. call center.
Ella no es una
Ella es una3enfermera. El es un 8
cajero. 13
arquitecta.
Ella no es una
Él es un escritor
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carpintera. El no es un
15dentista.
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Verb To Be
Examples: Examples:
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Animals
What is it? → ¿Qué es?
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Animals
What is it? → ¿Qué es?
What is it?
It is a bear.
What is it?
It is a _____________________________.
What is it?
It is
________________________________.
What is it?
It is
______________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
What is it?
__________________________________.
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Alphabet
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Spelling Practice
Backyard
Fork
Fence
Spoon
Garage
Table
Window
Mirror
Living Room
Dish
Bedroom
Door
Bathroom
Hall
Refrigerator
Homework - Example:
My name is Charlie
- Say your name. C - H - A - R- L - I - E
- Spell it. C as in cat.
- Use examples. H as in house.
A as in apple.
R as is rose.
L as in leaf.
I as in ice cream.
E as in elephant.
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Object Pronouns
Object Pronouns come after a verb or preposition. They are usually found at the
end of a sentence. → Los pronombres de objeto vienen después de un verbo o
una preposición. Por lo general, se encuentran al final de una oración.
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Object Pronouns
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Pronunciation Practice
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Singular and Plural Nouns
(Regular)
A noun is a person, place or thing.
Let’s take a closer look at how to form regular plural nouns in English.
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Singular and Plural Nouns
(Irregular)
IRREGULAR PLURAL NOUNS
Some nouns in English have irregular plural forms. This means we can’t add -s.
Instead, there is a change to the ending or middle of a word. Let’s take a closer
look at how to form irregular plural nouns in English.
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Singular and Plural Nouns - Quiz: https://forms.gle/auqBP8sYpJXM63jQ7
“TH” Voiceless Sound
Pronouncing /th/
Can you make the voiceless /th/ sound?
Follow the steps below and look at the picture.
Writing
Write a word for each picture.
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“TH” Voiceless Sound
Pronunciation Practice
Listen to your teacher and repeat the words you hear.
Listening Practice
Can you hear the difference between /t/ and /th/?
Listen to your teacher. Circle the word you hear.
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“TH” Voiced
Pronouncing /th/
Can you make the voiced /th/ sound?
Follow the steps below and look at the picture.
Writing
Write a word for each picture.
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“TH” Voiceless Sound
Pronunciation Practice
Listen to your teacher and repeat the words you hear.
Listening Practice
Can you hear the difference between /t/ and /th/?
Listen to your teacher. Circle the word you hear.
Homework
Send an audio saying the following words:
Thanks Mother
Thumb Father
Three Weather
Month They
Math There 21
Numbers
Cardinal Numbers
Cardinal numbers are used to count.
Examples:
● Telephone numbers
● Zip codes My phone number is 4930 9781.
● License plate numbers My zip code 90210.
● Address numbers My license plate number is 485 541.
● Id cards My id is 4555 2411 6487.
● Driver’s licenses My social insurance is 78 54 87 12 00.
● Social insurance cards
Ordinal Numbers
These numbers indicate a place or rank.
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Numbers
7,826 balls The 2nd place The phone number is 7745 1236
1,555 houses December the 26th The phone number is 6674 8980
92,122 computers The 1st place The phone number is 5214 2584
Homework
EXAMPLE
Hello!
My name is Charlie
My last name is Marroquin
MARROQUIN
I am 35 years old. (cardinal)
My birthday is on May the 8th (ordinal)
My phone number is 49309781 (nominal)
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Family
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Possessive Adjectives
Possessive adjectives always go before a noun.
Let’s
Practice!
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Possessive Adjectives
Fill in the blanks
Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjective.
Practice
Hello!
This is my uncle
His name is Rolando
His last name is Cabrera
CABRERA
He is 51 years old
His phone number is 54879952
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FEELINGS
How are you? → ¿Cómo estás?
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FEELINGS
How are you? → ¿Cómo estás?
Let’s begin!
Dialogue 2: Practice the dialogue again
Dialogue 1 with your own information:
Speaking
FEELING GOOD FEELING OKAY FEELING BAD
The question How are you? Is Here are some words you can For close friends and family, it
a form of “small talk”. In use when you are feeling is okay to say your true
English, we usually answer in somewhere between good and feelings. Here are some words
a positive way during small bad. you can use.
talk.
Repeat these words. Repeat these words.
Repeat these words.
● Okay ● Sick
● Good ● All right ● Tired
● Great ● Not bad ● Bored
● Wonderful ● Pretty good ● sad
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FEELINGS
How are you? → ¿Cómo estás?
Reading Listening
Read these sentences Listen to your teacher say some
sentences. How is this person
● How are you? feeling?
● I’m okay.
● I’m great, thank you. Write a ✓ if the person is feeling good.
● I’m good. How about Write a ? if the person is feeling okay.
you? Write a x if the person is feeling bad.
● What’s wrong? 1. __________ 1. __________
● I’m tired. 2. __________ 2. __________
● I’m sick. 3. __________ 3. __________
● I’m sad. 4. __________ 4. __________
5. __________ 5. __________
Let’s Practice!
Dialogue 3: Practice the dialogue Dialogue 4: Practice the dialogue with
with your partner. your partner.
Student A: Hi, Stephanie. How are Student A: Hey, Angelica. How are you
you? today?
Student B: I’m great, thanks. How are Student B: I’m okay. [sounds sad]
you? Student A: What’s wrong?
Student A: I’m wonderful. Student B: I’m sick.
Student B: That’s good to hear. Student A: That’s too bad.
Tomorrow’s Test
● Jobs
● Verb to be
● Animals
● Alphabet
● Subject Pronouns / Object Pronouns
● Singular and Plural Nouns
● Numbers
● Family
● Possessive Adjectives 30
Buildings and Places
17. Park 18. Parking lot 19. Pet store 20. Post office
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21. Restaurant 22. School 23. Shoe store 24. Shopping mall
Buildings and Places
25. Supermarket /
grocery store 26. Theater 27. Travel agency 28. Zoo
Affirmative -
Affirmative Negative
Contraction
I am a teacher. I am not a teacher. I’m a teacher.
I am in the park. I am not in the park. I’m in the park.
I am happy. I am not happy. I’m happy.
I am 35 years old. I am not 35 years old. I’m 35 years old.
Simple Future
Affirmative
Negative
Write Affirmative and Negative sentences in Simple Present and Simple Future.
Simple Present
Affirmative Negative
Simple Future
Affirmative Negative
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Verb “To Be”
Fill in the blanks
Complete the sentences using the Be verb (am/is/are).
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Verb “To Be”
Where are you from? → ¿De dónde eres?
Characters
Countries
Nationalities
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Verb “To Be”
Positive Sentences
Write a positive sentence.
Negative Sentences
Write a negative sentence.
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Verb “To Be”
Negative Sentences with Contractions
Write a negative sentence with a contraction.
Multiple-Choice
Choose the correct Answer.
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Verb “To Be”
Dialogues
Find a partner. Read Dialogue 1 out loud together. Then fill in Dialogue 2 with
your own information. Read it out loud together.
Dialogue 1
Dialogue 2
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Verb “To Be”
Yes / No Questions
Examples:
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Verb “To Be”
Questions
Write the question for each answer.
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Verb “To Be”
Short Answers
Answer the questions using a pronoun and the Be verb.
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Verb “To Have”
Affirmative Negative
I I
You You
have A bicycle. don’t have A bicycle.
We We
They They
He He
Doesn’t
She has A bicycle. She A bicycle.
have
It It
Vocabulary
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Verb “To Have”
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Verb “To Have”
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Verb “To Have”
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Verb “To Have”
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Verb “To Have”
Vocabulary
Translation Practice
Luis no tiene una casa. Yo tengo pelo corto ¿Tienen ustedes tres
gatos?
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Pronunciation Practice
”Hut/Hoot”
Listen and Repeat
Listen to your teacher and repeat the words you hear.
Pronunciation Practice
Listen to your teacher and repeat the words you hear.
Homework 1:
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Verb “To Do”
As main verb As auxiliary
Simple Present
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Common Verbs
Questions
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Common Verbs
Questions
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Common Verbs
Questions
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Quiz
Questions
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Present Progressive
Vocabulary
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Present Progressive
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Present Progressive
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Present Progressive
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Present Progressive
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Present Progressive
Quiz
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Future (Going to)
Vocabulary
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Future (Going to)
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Future (Going to)
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Future (Going to)
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Future (Will)
Vocabulary
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Future (Will)
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Future (Will)
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Future (Will)
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Future (Will)
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Future (Will)
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