jueves, 3 de junio de 2010

SECUENCIA 3

IN PAIRS, READ THE SENTENCES AND CIRCLE TRUE OR FALSE
1. Sting plays rock music true
2. Sting is American false
3. The black eyed peas are from California true
4. They play reggae false
5. Sting sings and composes music true
6. The black eyes peas don´t like false
Working with other

LISTEN AND WRITE WHAT THE PEOPLE IN MIKE´SPICTURES ARE DOING. USE ACTIVITES FROM THE BOX.
1. She is sitting by the pool.
2. He is wind surfing.
3. They are dancing.
4. They are hiking.
5. They are swimming.
6. She is riding a horse.
7. She is playing tennis.

Pronombre + like + noun.
1. I like soccer.
2. I dislike orange juice.
3. You like music.
4. You dislike Chinese food.
5. We like milk.
6. We dislike Mexican food.
7. They like the beach.
8. They dislike Chinese food.
9. He likes soccer.
10. He dislikes orange juice.
11. She likes music.
12. She dislikes Mexican food.
13. It likes the beach.
14. It dislikes orange juice.

WHEN LIKE/DISLIKE ARE FOLLOWED BY A VERB YOU NEED TO ADD.
1. I like listening music.
2. I dislike going to the beach.
3. You like listening music.
4. You dislike eating Mexican food.
5. We like playing soccer.
6. We dislike cooking Chinese food.
7. They like playing soccer.
8. They dislike going the beach.
9. He likes eating Mexican food.
10. He dislikes cooking Chinese food.
11. She likes listening music.
12. She dislikes playing soccer.
13. It likes reading tales.
14. It dislikes drinking orange juice

COMPLETE (WRITE) THE SENTENCES WHIT THE WORDS IN PARENTENSIS.
1. I like dancing on weekends.
2. The chef doesn´t like cooking American food.
3. Peter likes getting up late.
4. Simson likes playing the guitar.
5. I dislike repairing my car.
6. Frank likes light cigarettes.
7. Charles likes telephoning his friends.
8. My mother dislikes washing the dishes at night.
9. He likes swimming in the ocean.

AFTER CLASSIFYING THE WORDS, WRITE SENTENCES WITH LIKE/ DISLIKE AS YOU PREFER.
1. I like watching TV.
2. He dislikes studying.
3. We like running.
4. I dislike working.
5. She likes listening music.
6. They like telephoning his friends.
7. I like repairing my car.

WRITE.
Mother: I like cooking. But I dislike washing the dishes
.
Father: I like watching TV. But I dislike work
Daughter: I like listening the music. But I dislike studying.

READ AND COMPLETE (WRITE).
Favorite color: I like blue.
Worst color: I dislike pink.
Favorite number: I like 42.
Favorite animal: I like lions
Least favorite animal: I dislike sharks.
Favorite junk food: I dislike natural fries
Favorite ice cream flavor: I like vanilla.
Favorite candy: I like candy milk.
Favorite genre of music: I like romantic
Favorite radio station: I like 7.80.
Favorite band/artist: I like Chuy Chavez Jr

Worst band/artist: I dislike Nigga

Favorite song: I like everything about you
Worst genre: I dislike norteñas.
Favorite book: I like mathematical.
Worst book: I dislike history.
Favorite type of movie: I like terror and comedy.
Worst type of movie: I dislike romanticas.
Favorite movie: I like the passion of the Cristo.
Worst movie ever: I dislike el Diablo 2.
Favorite TV. Show: I like SpongeBob.
Worst TV. Show: I dislike getting in love.
Favorite season of the year: I like primavera, verano, invierno.
Worst season: I dislike otoño.
Best friend: CHELO,ELI,THALY,TANIA,MARTA
Worst enemy: The problems
Favorite day of the week: I like Lunes.
Least favorite day of the week: I dislike Wednesday
Favorite sport: I like soccer.
Sport you hate: I dislike tennis.
One thing you can’t get enough of: my family.
One thing you hate more than anything: the money.

ORACIONES EN FORMA AFIRMATIVA, NEGATIVA E INTERROGATIVA.
FORMA AFIRMATIVA:
I can watch.
He can run.
She can listen.
It can swim.
We can play soccer.
FORMA NEGATIVA:
I can´t watch.
He can´t run.
She can´t listening.
It can´t swim.
We can´t playing soccer.
FORMA INTERROGATIVA:
Can I watch?
Can he run?
Can she listening?
Can it swim?
Can we playing soccer?

REAL WORLD: I CAN DO IT.
a) I can speak English well.
b) I can´t play soccer.
c) She can play piano.
d) He can´t use computer.
e) She can write.
f) They can´t write.

CIRCLE TRUE OR FALSE.
1. Different people are intelligent in different ways. True.
2. People who can´t remember names have bad memories. True.
3. Understanding music is one kind of intelligence. True.
4. People who can´t write well are not very intelligent. False.


COMPLETE THIS TABLE WHIT THE INTELLIGENCES FROM IN THE PREVIOUS TEXT.
ABILITIES AND INTERESTS INTELLIGENCE
I´m very athletic. I can dance very well. Kinesthetic.
I´m very good at match. I can always remember. Mathematical.
Phone numbers
I can write stories or poetry. I love to read. Verbal.
I can play a musical instrument. I can sing very well. Musical, kinesthetic.
I usually understand complicated diagrams. Visual, spatial.
I can draw and paint.

ADVERBIOS DE FRECUENCIA.
1. Always siempre.
2. Often.- a menudo.
3. Usually.- usualmente
4. Sometimes.- algunas veces.
5. Don´t often.- rara vez.
6. Hardly ever.- rara vez.
7. Rarely.- rara vez.
8. Seldom.- rara vez.
9. Never.- nunca.

ADVERBIOS DE FRECUENCIA.
1. What do you usually have for breakfast?
2. I am never sick.
3. Do you ever eat breakfast at work?
4. I sometimes have breakfast at my desk.
5. Do you ever eat rice for dinner?
6. I always have eggs, bacon, and toast on Sundays.
7. In the winter it is often very cold here.
8. She usually isn´t home in the evenings.
9. My kids are seldom late for school.
10. We don´t often have rice at home.

WRITE THE MEANINGS OF THESE WORDS FROM THE TEXT IN YOUR OWN LANGUAJE.
1. Drive. - conducir.
2. Racing.- correr.
3. Safety.- cuidar.
4. Prices start. - impearl precios.

READ THE PARAGRAPH AND TRANSLATE TO SPANISH.
Nelson Tom es un instructor en la fórmula de una escuela de conducción en California Sonoma.
Tom le gusta la disciplina y la rutina, y siempre se levanta a las 5:30, incluso en fines de semana. Por lo general corre antes del desayuno, pero a veces, dos o tres veces a la semana, lo que hace ejercicios aeróbicos. Tom come alimentos saludables, y que rara vez come postre. Él nunca bebe café y no fuma. Tom dice que tiene que estar sano para ser un ganador, en carreras de Fórmula Uno o de cualquier otro deporte, y Tom es normalmente la derecha

PUT THE WORDS IN ORDER TO MAKE SENTENCES.
1. rarely/ We/ on/ study/ Saturday/. We rarely study on Saturday.
2. get/ I/ early/ up/ usually/. I usually get up early.
3. homework/ Jim/ does/ always/ his/. Jim always does his homework.
4. late/ You/ come/ always/ to/ class/. You always come late to classes.
5. to/ bed/ never/ Mary/ goes/ late/. Mary never goes to bed late.

MATCH THE PHRASES WITH THE VERBS IN THE BOX.
A) Eat. B) play. C) drink D) get up. E) study F) go to bed.

1. d,f, early.
2. d,f, late.
3. C sodas, water, coffee.
4. B basketball, soccer, cards.
5. A fast food, in a restaurant, sugar.
6. E on weekends, in the evening.

CONTESTA EL SIGUIENTE EJERCICIO ANOTANDO EN LOS ESPACIOS EL ADJETIVO EN SU FORMA CORRECTA.
1. Robert´s family live in a bigger house.
2. Henry is taller and fatter than Javier.
3. Louisa, Henry´s wife, is younger and shorter than her husband.
4. Robert is thinner than his brother.
5. Suzy, the baby, is prettier than her brothers.

FIND THE OPPOSITES OF THESE ADJETIVES IN THE AD.
1. Heavy ---------light.
2. Slow -----------superfast.
3. Big--------------- small.
4. Ugly-------------beautiful.
5. Cheap----------expensive.

COMPLETE THE TABLE.
ADJETIVE COMPARATIVE
Small smaller than
Light lighter than
Big bigger than
Heavy heavier than
Bet better than
Powerful more powerful than
Expensive more expensive than

COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION WITH APPROPRIATE WORDS. TEN LISTEN AND CHECK.
Father: That cell phone is good!
Daughter: Yes, but this one is better!
Father: That one is small.
Daughter: But this one is the best!
Father: But it´s more expensive, so forget it!


CONTESTA LAS SIGUIENTES PREGUNTAS EN INGLES:
Who is the oldest person in your family?
¿Quien es la persona mas grande de tu familia?
R:my grandfather
R:mi abuelo

How old is he/she?
¿Qué edad tiene el /ella?
R:90
R:90
Who is the second oldest in your family?
¿Quien es el Segundo más grande de tu familia?
R:my grandmother
R:mi abuela
Who is the youngest in your family?
¿Quien es el mas joven de tu familia?
R:my sister
R:mi hermana
CONTESTA LAS SIGUIENTES PREGUNTAS ACERCA DE COMPAÑEROS DE TU SALON
1. Who is wearing the most complete uniform today?
R: Maria

2. Who has the curliest hair?
R: Nidia
3. Who has the longest name?
R: Thalia
4. Who has the largest shoe?
R: Erick Gallardo
5. Who has the nicest notebook?
R: Bertha
6. Who has the most brothers and sisters?
R: Elizabeth
7. Who brings the most books to class?
R: Teresa
8. Who is the best singer in the class?
R: Tania
9. Who has studied English longer?
R: Marta
10. Who traveled the farthest to come to school?
R: Virginia

LISTEN TO THE RADIOS PROGRAM. WHICH PET IS…?
1. The most poplar?
2. The cheapest?
3. The easiest to take care of?
4. The smallest?
5. The most unusual?
COMPLETE THE TABLE AND THE SENTENCES ABOUT THE ANIMAL IN THE STORE.
Adjective superlative
Big the biggest
Cheap the cheapest
Interesting the most interesting
Good the better
Popular the most popular
Easy the easiest
1. Pete’s in the biggest pet store in the area
2. Cats are the better pets.
3. Hamsters are the most interesting pets.
4. Fish are the easiest pets to care of.
5. Iguanas are the cheapest pets.
6. Dogs are the most popular pets.

READ AND ANSWER THE PET QUESTIONNAIRE.
The most boring? A: the cats
The most difficult A: a snake
The easiest? A: a hamster
The coolest? A: a dog
I have a dog.



John: What do you need here?
Peter: I want an English-Spanish dictionary.
John: Let´s go to the library. It´s on the biggest floor

lunes, 8 de marzo de 2010


II SEMESTRE, PARCIAL 1

domingo, 7 de marzo de 2010


SECUENCIA 1

Poner el plural de las siguientes palabras:

El plural de baby es:
Babies
El plural de cake:
Cakes
El plural de church:
Churches
El plural de glass es:
Glasses
El plural de wife es:
Wives
El plural de fish es:
Fishes
El plural de box es:
Boxes
El plural de party es:
Parties
El plural de month es:
Months
El plural de toy es:
Toys
El plural de child es:
Children
El plural de brush es:
Brushes
El plural de hobby es:
Hobbies
El plural de sheep es:
Sheep
El plural de child es:
Children
El plural de tooth es:
Teeth 1.


I need to buy three pizza/pizzas.
• Yo necesito comprar tres pizza/pizzas.

2. Do you want water/waters with your meal?
• Va a querer agua/aguas con esa comida.

3. Gilbert is making soup/soups.
• Gilberto esta hacienda sopa/sopas.

4. You are making sandwich/sandwiches for 20 people.
• Estas hacienda sandwich/sandwiches para 20 personas.

5. Silvia always eats tomato/tomatoes with her dinner.
• Silvia siempre come tomate/tomates.

6. We are tired of this food/foods.
• Estamos cansados de esta comida/comidas.

7. I´ll have two baked potato/potatoes please.
• Yo voy a querer dos papa/papas horneadas por favor.

8. Where are the cake mix/cakes mixes?
• Donde están las mezcla/mezclas para pasteles.

9. Good nutrition/nutritions is important.
• Una Buena nutrición/nutriciones es importante.

10. There are six food group/groups in the nutrition pyramid.
• Hay seis grupo/grupos de comida en la pirámide de nutrición.


Etiqueta cada palabra como count o non-count
Vegetables --------------------------- non-count
Spaghetti------------------------------non-count
Onion ---------------------------------- count
Jars--------------------------------------count
Beef ------------------------------------non-count
Donut-----------------------------------count
Sugar -----------------------------------non-count
Cookies---------------------------------count
Water ----------------------------------non- count
Apple------------------------------------count
Drinks-----------------------------------non-count
Potatoes -------------------------------count

Complete de la forma correcta los enunciados.

1. How much fruit does she want?
• ¿Cuanta fruta va a querer ella?

2. How much milk does your daughter drink?
• ¿Cuanta leche va a querer tu hija?

3. How much money do you spend on food?
• ¿Cuanta comida gastas en comida?

4. How many vending machines are there?
• ¿Cuantas maquinas vendedoras hay?

5. How much time do we have to eat?
• ¿Cuanto tiempo tenemos para comer?

6. How much bottles of water does she need?
• ¿Cuantas botellas de agua necesita ella?

7. How many sandwiches do you make?
• ¿Cuantos sandwiches hacemos?

8. How much soup does she want?
• ¿Cuanta sopa quiere ella?

Count (How many…)
Bag
Cookies
Carton
Bottle
Loaf
Bread
Pounds
Potatoes
Boxes
Gallons
Potato chips
Tomatoes
Jar

Non-count (how much…)
Ice cream
Syrup
Ketchup
Mayonnaise
Cereal
Milk
Cheese

Construye 3 oraciones en donde utilices a lot of, many or much.

1. I have a lot of clothes on my suitcase.
2. How many chocolates do you want?
3. How much milk are you going to want?
1. I want some tomato with my meal.
2. I don`t have any money for this week.
3. I want some candy of the one you`re eating.

Escucha, lee y traduce al español el siguiente texto.

Problemas de tráfico en Florida

Todos los estados de los estados unidos esta divido en condados. Hay 67 condados en florida. Desde que es el estado de mayor crecimiento, ha habido muchos cambios en el sistema de avenidas. Un ejemplo de los cambios en el condado de Escambia en el noreste de florida.
En Escambia hay 11 servicios en el año 2000 para determinar el tráfico en las segundas carreteras. El departamento de transporte de florida condujo al servicio. Residentes estuvieron preguntando las siguientes preguntas:

1. ¿hay mucho trafico en frente de tu casa?
2. ¿hay muchos carros durante las horas de trafico?
3. ¿ira haber mucho trafico a lo largo de este fin de semana?
4. ¿hubo mucho trafico en frente de tu casa ayer?
5. ¿había mas trafico este año en frente de tu casa que el año pasado?
6. ¿hubiera mucho trafico en frente de tu casa si vivieras en una área de molino (rural)?

Se crearon 6 nuevas avenidas de de dos villas en escambia en el año 2001, pero no por el servicio. Esto resulta que hemos perdido los sistemas de computadoras ¿Pues porque fue un gran enredo en las elecciones presidenciales una gran sorpresa?

She needs some grean beans, too/ she needs any grean been, too
She doesn`t need some carrots/ She doesn`t need any carrots
Augustin wants any rice. / Augustin wants some rice
He doesn`t buy any onions. / He doesn`t buy some onions.
They need some fish for the restaurant. / They need any fish for the restaurant.
Augustin buys any beverages every week. / Augustin buys some beverages every week.
We don`t usually buy any ice cream. / We don`t usually buy some ice cream.
I don`t want any ice cream. / I don`t want some ice cream.
Do you want some ice cream now? / Do you want any ice cream now?
We are buying some cans of soup. / We are buying any cans of soup.
ADVERBIOS DE FRECUENCIA
Always=siempre.
usually=usualmente
often=a menudo
Seldon=rara vez
rarely=rara vez
Sometimes=algunas veces
Never=nunca, jamas
Not=nunca

PRONOMBRES PERSONALES ADJETIVOS POSESIVO
SI MY
YOU YOU
HE HIM
SHE HER
IT IT
WE US
THEY YOUR
THEIR



PRONOMBRES COMPLEMENTARIOS
me-amy
you-ati
him-a el
her-a ella
them-a ello
sus-a nosotros
you-a usted
it-neutro


PRONOMBRES POSESIVOS

1a persona mine ours
2a persona yours yours
3a persona masculino his theirs
femenino-her´s theirs
indefinidos o neutros itsstheirs.

CORUP OF FRIEND
I have a friend named john whos is a student jhon
who is a student john has two brother:
HIS older brotherwhen: