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    of 17

    LET'S LEARN

    ENGLISH!
    Introduction

    I prefer to be called Zangira (Zanyira)


    I am from Florida, USA
    I have lived in the US for 20+ years

    Brittany Zangira I studied Spanish in university and


    have a certificate in Translation &
    Gordon Interpretation
    Agenda

    Discussion of Quickly review basic Review will + infinitive


    01 challenges/obstacles 02 introductions, simple 03 Talk about our plans this
    when learning (English) present, and present weekend
    continuous
    What are some challenges /obstacles you face when trying to learn or speak
    English?
    What are some things that you liked and found helpful about your previous classes?
    Basic Greetings

    Hello/ Hi/ Hey Goodbye/ Bye/ Bye-bye


    Formal / Less formal/ Least formal Formal / Less formal/ Least formal

    Usually followed by the question, "How are you?"

    "I'm good! And you?" "Not so good." "I'm tired."


    Basic Greetings

    Good morning/ Morning From early morning to noon (12pm)


    Good afternoon/ Afternoon Formal/ Less formal From noon (12pm) until around 5pm
    Good evening/ Evening *After 5pm when arriving to a place
    Good night/ Night *After 5pm when leaving a place
    Basic Greetings

    See you later You will probably see them sometime in the near future
    See you tomorrow You will probably see them the next day
    See you You do not know the next time you will see
    them

    Formality depends on
    context and tone
    English = Subject - > Verb - > Object Mary learns Spanish
    Spanish = Subject - > Verb - > Object María aprende español

    Will + infinitive
    This is called simple future. You can use this to:

    Make a spontaneous decision


    (a plan that you did not
    previously think about)
    OR Predict a future event

    I will eat at 3 o'clock. It will rain tomorrow


    Contractions
    Contractions are very common in English, and will help you to sound more natural. "Will" contractions
    are the same for every subject in English!
    'll = will
    won't = will not I will = I'll / I will not = I won't
    We will = We'll / We will not = We won't
    You will = You'll / You will not = You won't
    Will is affirmative They will = They'll / They will not = They won't
    Will not is negative He will = He'll / He will not = He won't
    She will = She'll / She will not = She won't
    It will = It'll / It will not = It won't
    Examples of will + infinitive
    She'll take some medicine. I won't forget my umbrella.
    What do you think is going to happen?
    They'll fall down the stairs.
    What do you think is going to happen?
    She won't arrive to work on time.
    Let's chat!

    What will you do this weekend?

    (Try to be specific and use the days of the week)

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