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Unit 1 Social InteractionFormal and Informal greetings
Introduce myself
• Greetings
• Hi!• Hello!• Good morning!• Good afternoon!• Good evening!• Good night!• How are you?• Nice to meet you
(Mr.___ /Mrs. ___)!
• To say good-bye:
• Bye!• Take care!• See you (soon / next
week)!
• I’m fine, thank you (thanks)
• Nice to meet you too!
Unit 1 Social InteractionQuestions to introduce
• Interview• What’s your name?• How old are you?• Where are you from?• Are you Mexican /
Spanish?
• What’s your job?
• What’s your telephone number?
• What’s your e-mail address?
• Are you single / married?
• I’m _____ / My name is:_____
• I’m _____ years old• I’m from Mexico / Spain• Yes, I am / no, I’m not, I’m
Mexican• I’m a secretary / a taxi
driver / an accountant / an informaticien / an optometrist / a student
• It’s: 53 03 15 97• It’s:
[email protected]• I´m _____
• Introduce yourself
Unit 1 Social InteractionPersonal pronouns / Possessive Adjectives
• Subject pronouns / verb
TO BE• I am (I´m) John• You are (You’re) Danny•He is (He’s) a police officer• She is (She’s) an actress• It is (It’s) my dog•We are (We’re) doctors• You are (you’re) students• They are (They’re) mechanics
• My name is John• Your name is Danny• His job is a police officer• Her job is actress• Its house is big• Our job is doctor• Your occupation is
student • Their occupation is
mechanic
• Possessive adjectives
Unit 1 Social InteractionSubject pronouns / Possessive Adjectives
Choose the best answer and fill in the blanks with a pronoun or a possessive :
1. I read the book. It / Its was good.
2. I / My book is here, you / yours is there.
3. He / his works as a cooker.4. She / Her is a good swimmer.5. It / Its is my umbrella.6. _____ car is red. (Maria)7. _____ is my brother. (Jim)8. _____ house is nice. (Rose and
Paul)9. _____ are my best friend.
(You)10. _____ name is written above.
(students)
A: Hello! I´m _____. What’s _____?B: _____ is _____A: Nice to _____, _______B: __________ too!, A: _____ you Brazilian?B: No, I_____. I’___ ___ MexicoA: _______________ you?B: I’___ _____ oldA: _____ your job / occupation?B: _____ studentA: __________ telephone number?B: It’s __________ A: __________ e-mail _____?B: ___________A: Thanks! _____B: _____
Complete with the most appropriate answer
Unit 1 Social InteractionOccupations:
Carpenter WaitressMechanic WaiterPainter AccountantJanitor CashierSeamstress Fire fighterPilot MailmanSecretary DentistPhotographer DoctorPlumber ReceptionistVeterinarian ArchitectHousewife Singer
NurseTeacherFarmerStore clerk / sales
personPolice officerStylistBus driverChefLawyerEngineerBusiness man/woman
Unit 1 Social Interactiona / an article
A / an is used to express the singular form of something. Example:
My uncle is a doctor and his wife is an accountant.Elephants can remember dates.
Exercise. Write a/an when it is necessary1.My cousin is _____ cashier2.I don’t like to be _____ architect.3.My parents are _____ accountants.4.They aren’t _____ engineers.5.Her sister is ___ waitress.6.Our teacher isn’t _____ pilot.7.I’m not _____ fire-fighter.8.My grand parents are _____ farmers.9.Are you _____ seamstress? No, I’m not10.Is she _____ artist? No, she isn’t
Unit 2 Own worldTO BE verb
The verb TO BE is used in a sentence as the principal verb in three basic patterns: with a noun, an adjective or a prepositional phrase (time, place). Example:
John is a student (noun) John is intelligent (adjective)
John is at the library (prepositional phrase)
Different form for the verb TO BE:
I am an artist I’m not a singer You are a successful person You aren’t
engineer She is in her office at the moment She isn’t there He is my brother He isn’t Mike It is my backpack It isn’t her purse We are accountants We aren’t
optometrist They are in New York They aren’t here
Unit 2 Own worldTO BE verb GRAMMAR STRUCTURE:
Affirmative: Subject + verb TO BE +complement
Negative: Subject + Verb TO BE + NOT +complement
Question: Verb TO BE + Subject + complement ?Examples:
Are you her parents? Yes, We areIs Mary your daughter? Yes, She isAre you his father? Yes, I am
Change these questions to the affirmative and negative form:
Unit 2 Own worldFAMILY WORDS:
Match the columns with the correct definition:
1. My mother’s daughter is my:2. My mother’s parents are my:3. My father’s brother is my:4. My father’s son is my:5. My sister’s mom is my:6. My mother’s sister is my:7. My grandfather’s wife is my: 8. My uncle’s wife is my:9. My father’s nieces / nephews
are my:
a. Motherb. Fatherc. cousinsd. Brothere. Sisterf. Grand motherg. Uncleh. Grand parentsi. Aunt
c
Unit 2 Own worldEXCERCISE:
Complete with the correct form of the verb TO BE:
1. I _____ a student2. They _____ (-) from Mexico3. Roman and Martha _____ from Argentina4. _____ Louis from Poland? Yes, he ___5. _____ Rita and Mike your parents? Yes, they ___6. _____ you an architect? No, I’___ ___7. She _____ (-) his sister8. They ____ sister and brother.9. Deborah _____ my favorite aunt.10.Alice and Lorena _____ sixteen years old.
My family tree
Ann / Brazil / 23
Taylor / American / 27
Betty / Canada / 35
Charlie / Australia / 42
Dan/ England / 15
Frank / Argentina / 32 Jesus / Spain /55
Ian / Italy / 45
Gerard / United States / 18
Kylie / Canada / 32 / mother Lawrence / France / 33 / father Manuel / England / 66 / dad
Peter/ Ireland/ 45 / brotherOmar /United States /30 / uncle Dann / Spain/ 20 / mom
Karol / Poland / 38 / sonSimon / Mexico / 17 / nephew Rose / German / 50 / sister
Juan/ Mexico / 25
Bill / German / 27 Abraham / Spain / 50
Tito / France / 22 / friendly / short / outgoing
Willy / United States/ 50 /
Unit 3 Own World / PlacesProduct: Describe your town. Write at least 10 places that
you can find there
GRAMMAR:
WRITE THE GRAMMAR STRUCTURE:Affirmative:Negative:Question:
SINGULARSINGULAR PLURAL:PLURAL:
AFFIRMATIVAFFIRMATIVE:E:
There is a fantastic hotel near here!
There are some good cafés in my town!
NEGATIVE:NEGATIVE:
There _____ an interesting museum near here!
There ______ a lot of cheap supermarkets in my town
QUESTION:QUESTION:SHORT SHORT
ANSWER:ANSWER:
Is there a post office near here?Yes, there is / No, there_____
Are there some fancy clubs near here?___ _____ __ / No, there aren’t
Unit 3 Own World / PlacesProduct: Describe your town. Write at least 10 places that
you can find thereQUANTIFIERS:
FOCUS ON: There isn’t any pencil here There aren’t any pencils here.
a / an _____
a lot of _____ any______
some _____
Unit 3 Own World / PlacesProduct: Describe your town. Write at least 10 places that
you can find thereVOCABULARY:
HOSPITAL MUSEUM THEATRE LIBRARYPOST OFFICE HOTEL CAFÉCLUB
SUPERMARKET CINEMA CHURCH PARKRESTAURANT BANK PARK MALLTRAFFIC LIGHT SCHOOL PUB TREESTATIONERY SHOP DRUGSTOREGALLERY
RECORD SHOP BAR TELEPHONETOILETCLOTHES SHOP BOUTIQUE BOOKSTOREFACTORY
BUTCHER SHOP BUILDING OFFICE HALLDINNER ROOM BEDROOM KITCHENLIVINGROOM
BEAUTY SHOP GARDEN PLAYGROUND
Unit 3 Own World / PlacesProduct: Describe your town. Write at least 10 places that
you can find there
ADJECTIVES:What’s the meaning of…….?
Interesting = nice= good=Cheap= expensive= great=Fantastic= terrible= beauty=Boring= pretty= sad=Small= ancient= old=Old-fashioned= new= fashion=
Write 5 examples about some places in your town. Use these
adjectives words.
Unit 3 Own World / PlacesProduct: Describe your town. Write at least 10 places that
you can find there
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE:• on• in• under• in front of• behind• between• next to• turn left• turn right• opposite
Unit 3 Own World / PlacesProduct: Describe your town. Write at least 10 places that
you can find there
DIRECTIONS:
A: Excuse me, Where’s the church?B: It’s over there on the right
A: Excuse me, How far is the Zapata street from here?B: It’s not far. It’s on the next block
A: Excuse me, Is there a sport shop near here?B: Yes, there is. It’s next to the museum
A: Excuse me, How can I get to the theatre?B: It’s opposite the supermarket, between the post office and
the burger bar
A: How many churches are there?B: There are three
Likes and dislikesProduct: My hobbies, likes and dislikes. Describe your likes
and dislikes, include places where you practice them
PRESENT SIMPLE. Describes everyday or habitual activities and factual things
SINGULARSINGULAR PLURAL:PLURAL:
AFFIRMATIVAFFIRMATIVE:E:
I love rock musicShe loves pop musicHe loves funny tales.It plays CDs
You really like soccer We like the Mathematics classThey love listen to music every night
NEGATIVE:NEGATIVE:
I don’t (do + not) like science fiction movies
There ______ a lot of cheap supermarkets in my town
QUESTION:QUESTION:SHORT SHORT
ANSWER:ANSWER:
Is there a post office near here?Yes, there is / No, there_____
Are there some fancy clubs near here?___ _____ __ / No, there aren’t