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THE VERB TO BE IN THE PRESENT; GREETINGS,
FAREWELLS, AND INTRODUCTIONS; POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES; COUNTRIES, NATIONALITIES AND
LANGUAGES; NUMBERS; THE ALPHABET.
HELLO EVERYBODY!
INTRODUCING YOURSELF
TITLESTitles Status Estado Civil Example
Mr. (Mister)- Men
- Single or married males
-Hombres solteros o casados
Mr. Rodriguez
Mrs. (Missus or Missis)
- Women- Married
females-Mujeres casadas Mrs. Diaz
Miss - Women-Single female
-Mujeres solteras Miss Garcia
Ms.- Women- Single or
married females
-Mujeres solteras o casadas
Ms. Sanchez
GREETINGS♦
SAYING HELLO
GREETIN
GS
SAYING
HELLO
FORMAL
* Good night is a farewell (goodbye) phrase. It is NOT a greeting to use at night time.
GREETIN
GS
SAYING
HELLO
INFORMAL
** Native speakers often shorten "going" to "goin" in casual greetings.
Hi thereHow's it goin’?**How’ve you been?How are you doing?
SAYING
HELLO
VERY INFORMAL
** Mostly younger people use these expressions.These are casual expressions and you should only use them with people you are very friendly with.
**Hey**YoWhat’s going on ?What’s new?What´s happening?*What’s up?*Slang
FAREWELLS♦
SAYING GOOD-BYE
FAREWELLS ♦ SAYING GOOD-BYE
GoodbyeBye-byeByeSee youSee you later (tomorrow)Have a nice dayHave a good eveningGood night*Later *Slang
INTRODUCING PERSONAL PRONOUNS
AND THE VERB TO BE
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
PERSONAL PRONOUNSPronombres Personales Personal Pronouns
Yo ITú YouEl He
Ella SheEso (una cosa o un animal) It
Nosotros WeUstedes You
Ellos, Ellas (personas, animales o cosas)
They
PRACTICE: WHICH IS THE CORRECT PRONOUN?
George, Francisco and Margaret
They
Name Personal Pronoun
Maria and Juan They
Name Personal Pronoun
The Woman She
Name Personal Pronoun
The Book It
Name Personal Pronoun
Nickolas and I We
Name Personal Pronoun
Sophie and You You
Name Personal Pronoun
The Children They
Name Personal Pronoun
Mary She
Name Personal Pronoun
The dogs They
Name Personal Pronoun
The man He
Name Personal Pronoun
You, Robert and I WeThe men TheyThe women TheyA pen ItThe students and I WeThe teacher and you You
The houses
ItThe house
They
DanielAn eraser
He
It
The week It
NAMES AND PERSONAL PRONOUNS
PRONOUNS + BE
SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND THE VERB TO BE
Personal Pronouns Verb be Persons Be
I am I amYou are You areHe is Oscar isShe is Maria isIt is The cat is
we are The boys and I are
You are The boys and you are
They are The students are
POSITIVE CONTRACTIONS
Personal Pronouns
Verb to BE Contractions
I am I’mYou are You’reHe is He’sShe is She’sIt is It’s
We are We’reYou are You’reThey are They’re
POSITIVE SENTENCES
1. Mr. Valdez is Colombian.2. Miss Duran is 20 years old.3. They are engineers.4. I am happy.5. It is a ruler.6. The boys are hungry.7. Andrew and Thomas are in the classroom.8. Laura is pretty.9. Mrs. Rodriguez is in the house.10. I am from Neiva.11. They are friends.
NEGATIVE CONTRACTIONS
Full Form Contraction ContractionI am not I’m not
You are not You’re not You aren’tHe is not He’s not He isn’tShe is not She’s not She isn’tIt is not It’s not It isn’t
We are not We’re not We aren’tYou are not You’re not You aren’tThey are not They’re not They aren’t
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
1. They are not engineers. / They’re not engineers. / They aren’t engineers.
2. It is not a ruler. / It’s not a ruler. / It isn’t a ruler.
3. I am not from Neiva. / I’m not from Neiva.
QUESTIONS
1. Are you from Bogota? -Yes, I am.
2. Is he from Medellin? - Yes, He is.
3. Where are they from? -They are from Neiva.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVESPersonal Pronouns
Possessive
Adjectives
Adjetivos Posesivos
Possessive
Adjectives
Nouns
I My mi(s) My friendYou Your tu(s) Your nameHe His su (s) (de él) His house
She Her su (s) (de ella) Her car
It Its su (s) (de eso)
Its (the
school)
classrooms
We Our Nuestro (s) Our university
You Your su (s) de ustedes Your teacher
They Their su (s) (de ellos / ellas) Their mother
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:
1. I am Claudia and this is (I, my, you) garden.
2. My mother’s Lola and these are (her, his, your) shoes.
3. We are Betty and Sarah and this is (our, their, my) favorite book. (My, Its, It’s) title is Romeo and Juliet.
4. They are Robert and Anna and this is (your, our, their) house.
5. This is my brother. (Her, His, Your) name is Peter.
INTRODUCING YOURSELFRafael: Hello, I’m Rafael Ramos. It’s nice to meet
you.Liz: Hi, Rafael. My name is Elizabeth Lara,
but you can call me Liz. Nice to meet you, too.Rafael: I’m sorry. What’s your last name again?Liz: It’s Lara. How are you?Rafael: I’m fine, Thanks. How about you?Liz: I’m very well, thanks.Rafael: Where are you from?Liz: I’m from Neiva. Where are you from?Rafael: I’m from Bogota.
COUNTRIES, NATIONALITIES AND LANGUAGES
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
The United Kingdom
British
English
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
England
English
English
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
The United States
American
English
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Canada
Canadian
English/French
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Colombia
Colombian
Spanish
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Israel
Israeli
Hebrew
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Japan
Japanese
Japanese
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Brazil
Brazilian
Portuguese
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Mexico
Mexican
Spanish
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Russia
Russian
Russian
WH
ERE ARE YOU
FROM
?
Spain
Spanish
Spanish
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
I’m from France.I’m French.
WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
I’m from The USA.I’m American.
WHERE IS HE FROM?
He’s from England.He’s English.
WHERE ARE THEY FROM?
They’re from China.They’re Chinese.
WHERE IS HE FROM?
He’s from Germany.He’s German.
WHERE IS HE FROM?
He’s from Italy.He’s Italian.
WHERE IS HE FROM?
He’s from Spain.He’s Spanish.
WHERE IS HE FROM?
He’s from Turkey.He’s Turkish.
WHERE IS SHE FROM?
She’s from Colombia.She’s Colombian.
The Alphabet
1 One 15 Fifteen 29 Twenty nine 91 Ninety one 2 Two 16 Sixteen 30 Thirty 100 One hundred 3 Three 17 Seventeen 31 Thirty one 200 Two hundred 4 Four 18 Eighteen 40 Forty 300 Three
hundred 5 Five 19 Nineteen 41 Forty one 400 Four hundred 6 Six 20 Twenty 50 Fifty 500 Five hundred 7 Seven 21 Twenty one 51 Fifty one 600 Six hundred 8 Eight 22 Twenty two 60 Sixty 700 Seven
hundred 9 Nine 23 Twenty three 61 Sixty one 800 Eight
hundred10 Ten 24 Twenty four 70 Seventy 900 Nine hundred11Eleven 25 Twenty five 71 Seventy one 1000 One
thousand12 Twelve 26 Twenty six 80 Eighty 10000 Ten
thousand13 Thirteen 27 Twenty seven 81 Eighty one 100000 One
hundred thousand
14 Fourteen 28 Twenty eight 90 Ninety 1000000 One million
Numbers
NOW, IT’S TIME FOR PRACTICING!
BIBLIOGRAPHY "Listening ESL » Blog Archive » The English
Alphabet." Listening ESL. Web. 07 Mar. 2011. <http://www.listeningesl.com/?p=25>.
"Learning English Audio." College of Natural Resources - UC Berkeley. Web. 07 Mar. 2011. <http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/ucce50/ag-labor/english/>.