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Fuente: http://ielorenzavillegasdesantos.wikispaces.com/2.2.+Ingl%C3%A9s
METODOLOGA
En el mdulo de ingls trabajaremos:
Vocabulario y estructura bsica de oraciones en ingls
usuales en relacin con el visitante extranjero. Diseo y construccin de una gua para apoyar la labor del taxista con el extranjero. Expectativas sobre el curso. LEARNING ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION INTENSIDAD: 20 horas.
EVALUACIN
TERICAS: Cuestionarios (Evaluaciones) Participacin
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Whats your name? My name is____________.
Im __________ Whats your last name? My last name is ____________. What do people call you? People call me __________. Where are you from? Im from ____________. Are you single or married? Im ___________. Do you have any children? Yes, I do. I have _______ children/No, I dont. How about you?
Candy man
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION
GREETINGS
HELLO GOOD-BYE
Hello Hi Hey Good morning Good afternoon Good evening. How are you? How is it going?
Bye Good-bye Good night Have a good day See you later See you tomorrow See you Talk to you later.
Im fine
SAMPLE CONVERSATION:
WHERE ARE YOU FROM? David: Hello, Im David Garza. Im a new club member. Beth: Hi. My name is Elizabeth Silva, but please call me Beth. David: OK. Where are you from, Beth? Beth: Brazil. How about you? David: Im from Mexico. Beth: Oh, I love Mxico! Its really beautiful David: Thanks. So is Brazil.
Beth: David:
Beth:
David:
Oh, good. Sun Hee is here. Whos Sun Hee? Shes my classmate. Were in the same math class. Wheres she from? Korea. Lets go and say hello. Sorry, whats your last name again? Garcia? Actually, its Garza How do you spell that? G-A-R-Z-A Substitution dialog
THE ALPHABET
Hey there, alphabet family I can sing your names so easily ____ is inside your memory ____ Now the alphabet family ____ and theyll come when you call ____ you can recognize them all ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Hey there, alphabet family I can sing your names so easily ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
AIRPORT ALLEY AMUSEMENT PARK AQUARIUM ARCADE BANK BARBER SHOP BEACH BEAUTY SALON BUTCHER CAMP GROUND CIRCUS CITY CLOTHING STORE COFFEE SHOP CONVENIENCE STORE DRUGSTORE DUMP FARM FAST FOOD RESTAURANT
Aeropuerto Callejn, callejuela Parque de diversiones Acuario Video Juegos Banco Peluquera para hombres Playa Saln de belleza Carnicera rea de campamento Circo Ciudad Almacn de ropa Caf, cafetera Tienda de abarrotes Droguera Basurero Granja Restaurante de comidas rpidas.
COUNTRYSIDE FIRE STATION GARAGE GAS STATION HOSPITAL ISLAND JAIL LIBRARY MALL MOVIE MUSEUM NURSERY PLANT PARK PARKING LOT PET STORE PLAYGROUND POLICE STATION POOL POST OFFICE
Paisaje, rea rural. Estacin de bomberos Taller de mecnica Estacin de gasolina Hospital Isla Prisin, crcel Biblioteca Centro comercial Cinema Museo Invernadero Parque Parqueadero Tienda de mascotas Parque Infantil Estacin de Polica Piscina Oficina de correo
RESTAURANT SCHOOL SPACE STATION STADIUM SUBURBS SUPERMARKET THEATER TOY STORE TRAIN STATION TRAVEL AGENCY ZOO BAR ICE-CREAM PARLOR
Restaurante Colegio Estacin espacial Estadio Suburbios Supermercado Teatro Tienda de juguetes Estacin de tren Agencia de viajes Zoolgico Bar Heladera
C. Wild animals from all over the world can be seen here. D. You can have lunch or dinner here.
E. You can buy stamps and send letters here. F. This is where you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables. G. Here you can watch films while you eat popcorn and drink soda.
We use there is and there are to say that something is or is not in a particular place. Theres a snack bar in the museum There isnt a youth club in my town but there are two sports centers. 1. We use some and any to talk about an indefinite quantity.
both countable and uncountable nouns. I have some friends (countable) Id like some water ( uncountable)
ANY: Use any for countable and uncountable nouns in
1. Interrogative sentences: Have you got any cheese? Have you got any friends? 2. Negative sentences: He hasnt got any cheese He hasnt got any friends.
FORM
AFFIRMATIVE Theres (is) a good shopping centre. There are some nice snack bars. NEGATIVE There isnt (is not) an information centre. There arent (are not) any youth clubs. YES/NO QUESTIONS Is there a cinema? Are there any skateboard parks? SHORT ANSWERS Yes, there is Yes, there are No, there isnt No, there arent
Wh- QUESTIONS
What shops are there?
Short answers
The indefinite articles a/an The indefinite article is the a is the same for all genders. a boy, a girl, a cat The indefinite article has no plural form. a boy - boys We use an if the following word starts with a vowel.
The following word starts with a consonant: a boy a school a girl The following word starts with a vowel: an aunt an old school an American girl
GAMES
TIC TAC TOE
BALLOON HUGGING
PREPOSITIONS
Source: http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions
Prepositions are short words (on, in, to, between, ) that usually stand in front of nouns (sometimes also in front of gerund verbs).
PREPOSITONS OF PLACE
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
ACROSS FROM
ON THE CORNER OF
NEAR ON (street name)
NEXT TO
IN FRONT OF BEHIND
BETWEEN AT (point)
There was a poor man that the only thing he had was money
ONLINE ACTIVITIES
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar
http://www.englischhilfen.de/en/exercises_list/alle_grammar.htm
http://www.english-4u.de/grammar_exercises.htm
http://www.englishforeveryone.org/
SOURCES
Maris, 2006. Challenges. Pearson Longman.