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    INTRODUCE YOURSELF

    LESSON 1
    VIRTUAL CLASSROOM RULES

    BE ON TIME HAVE FUN & DO YOUR BEST!

    KEEP YOURSELF TURN ON YOUR RAISE YOUR HAND


    MUTED VIDEO TO TALK
    3
    FORMAL GREETINGS:
    PRONUNCIATION
    FORMAL GREETINGS:
    PRONUNCIATION
    3
    FORMAL FAREWELLS:
    PRONUNCIATION
    INFORMAL FAREWELLS:
    PRONUNCIATION
    GREETING

    FORMAL GREETING INFORMAL GREETING


    HELLO MARY HEY!
    HELLO WHAT¨S UP?
    HOW ARE YOU? HOWDY!
    GOOD MORNING VS HOW ARE YA?
    GOOD AFTERNOON HI!
    GOOD EVENING WHAT´S NEW?
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT´S GOING ON?
    NICE TO MEET HOW IS IT GOING?
    HOW IS IT GOING? HOW ARE THINGS?
    SAMPLE OF HOW INTRODUCING YOURSELF

    Hello, my name is John, what is your name?

    My name is Luke, pleased to meet you.


    TIME TO PRACTICE

    NOW INTRODUCE YOURSELF WITH A PARTNER. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE.

    A: Hello. What’s your name?


    B: Hi. my name is ___________.
    And what’s your name?
    A: My name is __________.
    WAYS TO SAY “HOW ARE YOU?”
    AND PERSONAL PRONOUNS

    LESSON 2
    REVIEW: MORE PRACTICE ABOUT INTRODUCING YOURSELF

    INTRODUCE YOURSELF
    WAYS TO SAY
    “HOW ARE YOU?”
    How have you been?
    How’s it goig?
    What’s up?
    What’s new?
    How’s it going?
    How’s everything?
    What are you up to?
    How are you doing?
    How are you holding up?
    OTHER WAYS TO SAY “I‘M FINE“
    I’m fine
    I’m okay.
    I’m alright.
    I’m fine / good / great.
    I’m doing fine / good / great.
    I feel fine / great / wonderful.
    I’m fine, thank you.
    Very well, thanks.
    Couldn’t be better.
    Pretty good.
    Never better.
    Not bad.
    NOW PRACTICE WITH A
    CLASSMATE
    A: HELLO, HOW ARE YOU ?
    B: ___________ AND YOU ?
    A: I AM _________.
    B:I AM ______________, (say your name) AND YOU?
    A:I AM ________________.
    B: NICE TO MEET YOU.
    A: NICE TO MEET YOU TOO.
    PERSONAL PRONOUNS
    LESSON 3
    ‘TO BE’

    He You
    I She They
    am It We
    is are
    TO BE
    (Present simple)
    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
    I am I am not Am I?
    You are You are not Are you?
    He is He is not Is he?
    She is She is not Is she?
    It is It is not Is it?
    We are We are not Are we?
    You Are You are not Are you?
    They are They are not Are they?
    VERB TO BE
    TIME TO PRACTICE!
    Verb “To Be”
    Use
    LESSON 4
    COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

    3 China Chinese
    Brazil Brazilian
    India Indian
    Korea Korean
    3
    Italy Italian
    3
    Japan Japanese

    3
    France French

    3
    Australia Australian
    3
    Turkey Turkish
    Russia Russian
    United States of American
    America
    Spain Spanish
    England English

    3
    Mexico Mexican
    El salvador Salvadoran
    Guatemala Guatemalan
    Honduras Honduran
    Countries and nationalities

    10
    SIMPLE PRESENT:
    AFFIRMATIVE FORM

    LESSON 5
    USES OF SIMPLE PRESENT
    The simple present tense: spelling rules with
    he, she, and it.
    General Rule: We add “S” to the verb when we talk about
    He, She and It
    In general
    +s

    Jose works at the hospital.


    Mariana eats pizza.
    Manuel plays soccer at nigth.
    Melly swims very well.
    Sebastian writes love stories.
    The simple present tense: spelling rules with
    he, she, and it.
    Rule N° 2: verbs ending in “o”, “sh”, “ch”,“x”, “ss”, add “es” when talking
    about He, She and It
    Verbs
    ending in -
    o,sh,
    tch,x,ss
    +es

    Luis goes to plaza mundo.


    My mom washes the dishes.
    Enrique watches tv at nigth.
    Roberto mixes fruits for a salad.
    Santiago kisses her baby.
    The simple present tense: spelling rules with
    he, she, and it.
    Rule N° 3: verbs ending in consonant + “Y”,remove the “Y”
    and add “ies”.
    Verbs
    ending in
    conson. +
    y+ies

    Marvin studies english.


    Wendy cries for her boyfriend.
    Carlos tries to fix his car.
    Juan spies on his children to protect.
    She flies with her own wings.
    LET’S PRACTICE

    Complete the sentences with the correct form of the


    verb in simple present.
    SIMPLE PRESENT:
    NEGATIVE FORM (DO AND DOES)

    LESSON 6
    The simple present tense
    Do: It is an auxiliary and we use it for negative and interrogative
    sentences.
    The simple present tense
    Does: It is an auxiliary and we use it for negative and
    interrogative sentences.
    The simple present tense

    Be careful: When using the auxiliary “does or doesn’t”,


    we don’t need to use the rules of the “s” and “es” in the verbs.

    (Cuando usamos el auxiliar "does or doesn't", no necesitamos


    usar las reglas de las "s" y las "es" en los verbos.)

    Example: She doesn’t works in the office.


    Let’s see the negative form of the verb “like” (gustar)
    Present Simple - Negative
    Let`s practice

    Select don’t OR doesn’t.


    SIMPLE PRESENT:
    INTERROGATIVE FORM

    LESSON 7
    Present Simple - Interrogative
    Yes / No Question Short Answer
    VOCABULARY:
    NUMBERS
    VOCABULARY:
    DAYS OF THE WEEK
    VOCABULARY:
    MONTHS OF THE YEAR
    VOCABULARY:
    PLURAL NOUNS

    LESSON 8
    MORE EXAMPLES OF SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS
    Irregular Plurals
    Vocabulary: Where are you from?

    Where are you from?


    I am from El Salvador.
    I am Salvadorean.
    I speak Spanish.
    Vocabulary: Where do you live?
    To express where you live, it’s necessary
    to learn some vocabulary.
    City Village
    Town
    Lots of people live in a city Less people live in a town

    Even less people live in a village


    Cities are crowded and noisy Villages are quiet
    PRACTICE
    Now describe where you are from, where you liveand the language you speak.
    PREPOSITIONS

    LESSON 9
    The chicken is
    on the egg
    The chicken is
    in the egg
    The chicken is
    next to the egg
    The chicken is
    in front of the egg
    The chicken is
    under the egg
    The chicken is
    between the egg
    The chickens are
    around the egg
    The chicken is
    among the eggs
    The chicken is flying
    above the egg
    Vocabulary: Occupations and jobs

    Waiter Student
    Vocabulary: What do you do?
    What do you do?
    I work in a/an …
    PRACTICE

    Answer the question: What do you


    do?

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