ADJECTIVES/VERBS/

IMPERATIVE
 VOCABULARY
“GIVING PERSONAL
INFORMATION”
 Verbs “to be”to have” “to do”

He
i HAS
ARE YOU she I
WE it
THEY You
IS YOU,
We
WE HAVE
they
AM does THEY

HE, SHE HAVE

, IT HE
I
SHE
do
IT
WRITE THE SHORT
FORMS FOR THE
VERB “TO BE”
Have vs have got
Have (tener) ingles americano Have got (tener)(relaciones, características,
◦ I have enefermedades) solo se usa en presente
simple- ingles británico
◦ You have
Afirmative
◦ He has • I have got = I’ve got
◦ She has • You have got=you’ve got
◦ It has • He has got=he’s got
• She has got=she’s got
◦ We have
• It has got= it’s got
◦ They have • We have got=we’ve got
No hay formas cortas • Thay have got =they’ve got
Negative Write the negative form on your notebook
◦ I do not have Interrogative
• Have i got?
Interrogative
Write the interrogative form
◦ Do I have?

Can (poder)
Could (poder en pasado o podría)
May
Might (sinónimo de May)
Will
Shall (se usa como Will)
Should (debería)
Ought to (no tan común)
Modal verbs
Permiso o posibilidad
Posibilidad o habilidad en el pasado
o en el futuro
Posibilidades en el futuro, permisos o
instrucciones
Posibilidades en el presente o futuro
Futuro, voluntad o determinación
Tiempo futuro ( común en el Reino
Unido)
obligación, prohibición o necesidad
Sinonimo de should
Can I borrow your pen?
• You could not eat by yourself
when you was a kid.
• You could do it if you study.
• Could you bring me a cup of
wáter? (mas formal)
• It may be better to finish this now
• You may leave if you like
• May I have a cup of water? (mas
formal)
It might be better to finish this now
Might I have a cup of water? (united
kingdom)
I will help you
Chris shall be happy to see you.
You shouldn’t work so hard.
he ought to quit smoking.(Debería
dejar de fumar.)
Must (sinónimo de have to) Deber, indicar probabilidad o
asumir
Would Declarar una preferencia y
para preguntar por algo
educadamente.
• You must brush your teeth two
times a day
• John’s not here. He must be sick
• She would like to go to New
York someday
• Would you like a cup of water?

W questions (exercise page 73 click on)

what where when Why

who which Whom How

Reading (clothes, family, describing
people) An email from Los Angeles
-what’s the question?
Describing people
Colors

What colour eyes has you got?

Listening activity (page 28) Click on

Listening activity page 27
Homework page 33
Adjectives
(which is the
singular form?)
◦ Cualidades, rasgos y
propiedades de los nombres
◦ Tall-big
◦ Short-Small
◦ Cold-hot
◦ Fat
◦ Slim-skinny
◦ Fast
◦ Slow
◦ Pretty.handsome
◦ Ugly
◦ New
◦ Old
◦ Young
◦ Rich-poor
◦ Physical Diversity page 96

Vocabulary: 12
Exercises: (continous, can, describe people) what’s the word?
Reading: (continous, can, describe people) on your own
 Clothes

Reading: nothing to wear

Vocabulary: 8
 Imperative

• Ordenes, instrucciones o advertencias

• No usar sujeto siempre es “you” el verbo va en
imperativo
Do your homework.
Listen to me.
Negative form:
Do not do your homework.
Do not listen to me.
Jobs