UNIT 1

AROUND THE WORLD

COUNTRIES
COUNTRY
AND NATIONALITIES
NATIONALITY
Canada Canadian
Spain Spanish
Bolivia Bolivian
Mexico Mexican
Germany German
Japan Japanese
United States American
LESSON 1. A NEW START
GREETINGS: FAREWELLS:
Hello good bye by
Hi good night
Good morning see you later
Good afternoon see you tomorrow
Good evening

“Say hello” “Introduce” “Say good bye”

 Lesson 2 THE VERB “TO BE”
The verb “To Be” has 3 forms for conjugation in Simple Present:
AM IS ARE
CONJUGATION
I AM A M I? I A M NOT
YOU ARE ARE YOU? YOU ARE NOT
HE IS IS HE? HE IS NOT
SHE IS IS SHE? SHE IS NOT
IT IS IS IT? IT IS NOT
WE ARE ARE WE? WE ARE NOT
YOU ARE ARE YOU? YOU ARE NOT
THEY ARE ARE THEY? THEY ARE NOT
LESSON 2 YES/NO QUESTIONS
• AUXILIARES DE PRESENTE SIMPLE

DO
DOES
I
HE
YOU
SHE
WE
IT
THEY
 INFORMATION QUESTIONS
• QUESTION WORDS:
WHAT?
WHERE? HOW?
QUE?
DONDE? COMO?
CUAL?
• GRAMMAR ORDER FOR INFORMATION
QUESTIONS

QUESTION
WORD
AUXILIARY SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT
?
WHAT DO YOU DO AFTER CLASS?
LESSON 3 CONTRACTIONS
Common contractions in English:
A contraction is a shortened form of a word (or group of
words) that omits certain letters or sounds. In most
contractions, an apostrophe represents the missing letters.
The most common contractions are made up of verbs,
auxiliaries, or modals attached to other words: He
would=He'd. I have=I've.
Aren’t are not I’m I am That’s that is

Can’t can not I’ve I have There’s there is

Didn’t did not Isn’t Is not We’re we are

Don’t do not Let’s let us What’s what is

He’ll he will She’s she is You’re you are