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NEGATIVE SENTENCES

Look at the word order and the auxiliaries for negatives:

I We you they

do + not = don´t Like Live Do He read

She It

does + not = doesn´t

They do not speak French.

He doesn’t go to school.

IMPORTANTE:

Para oraciones negativas en PRESETEE SEIMPLE se utiliza el auxiliar DO and DOES + Verbo en forma básica.

Do + (I, we, you, they) DOES + (he, she, it)

Exercise

A. Write the correct form of the verb.

1. Peter Anderson ______ his work. (loves / love) 2. He ______ newspaper articles. (write / writes).

3. They ______ information. (gets / get) 4. Doris ______ with Peter. (works / work) 5. She ______ coffee. (likes / like)

6. Paula and Miriam ______ a detective agency (has / have 7. Sam ______ law in the evenings. studies / study

8. My brothers______ part-time in a school. (teach / teaches)

Complete the exercise on page 77 and 78

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4. Grammar in context

Analyze the chart in GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT on page 79 in your textbook

GRAMMAR:

YES/ NO QUESTIONS Look at the word order in questions:

QUESTIONS ANSWERS

DO

I We you they

Like?

Live?

Do?

Read?

Yes, I / we / you / they do

He / she / it does

DOES He

SheIt No, I / we / you / they

do

He / she / it does

Does Janet play the violin? Yes, she does No she doesn’t

Does he study? No he doesn’t. He sells cars

Does she go to school everyday? Yes, she does

Does he cook in a restaurant? No, he doesn’t

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They make bread

WH- QUESTIONS

Wh- word + do/ does + Subject + Verb (base form) = + complement?

Where Why How often Who

* Who

* Who

Does Do Does do ____

____

Your mother We

Rodrigo you _____

_____

Go Have Practice live lives live

On vacation?

Classes today?

Sports?

With now in Cuenca?

in Cuenca?

* cuando la pregunta who averigua el sujeto de la oración no va auxiliar ni sujeto,y, el verbo debe ser utilizado correctamente de acuerdo al sujeto de la oración.

What does he do? He smokes a cigarette.

Where do they live? They live in New York?

Where do you work? I work at IBM Company.

What do you do? I am a writer.

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Complete the exercise on page 79 in your textbook

. Vocabulary in Context

Read and complete the exercise on page 80-81 We are going to learn useful phrases to talk about opinion:

ASK: What do you think? Do you like the movie?

ANSWER: I like it a lot Don’t like.

It’s wonderful. It’s awful.

Exercise

Wonderful Terrific Great

Good Interesting

okay awfulterrible

Bad

RECUERDE:

Para pedir opiniones utilizamos estas preguntas:

WHAT DO YOU THINH?

DO YOU LIKE?

Para responder:

Wonderful Good Great Interesting Terrific Okay Awful Terrible Bad

What do you think about the weather? It’s great.

Do you like the city? Yes, I like it a lot.

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Complete the exercise on page 81 in your textbook

. Listening in Context

Listen the task on page 81in your textbook

You are going to listen about commercials.

Please follow these steps and practice a lot to develop this listening skill:

1. Listen the CD.

2. Listen to it many times and Number the commercials.

3. Listen again and circle True or False.

. Reading

Read page 62 in your textbook.

This reading is about television ratings

1. Before you read, answer these questions:

a. Do you like to watch TV?

b. What kind of programs do you like?

c. Circle. How many hours a day do you watch TV?

2. Read again and underline the most important information.

3. Complete the exercises.

. Writing

DO writing on page 83 in your textbook.

Exercise

RECUERDE:

Para entender una lectura no debe traducirla, sino identificar la información más importante, es decir sustantivos, verbos, números, nombres que son fáciles de identificar

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1. Make a list of the TV programs you like.

2. After, Write a 5 -lines paragraph about your television watching habits.

Start like this: I like to watch TV a lot. I watch about___________ a day. I watch … ____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

. Putting it together

Read page 84 in your book.

Practice making and answering questions about hobbies, likes and dislikes.

Dail activities Work

study

Hobbies and sports Watch TV Play

Likes Listen pop music

Dislikes Eat vegetarian food

Exercise

Test yourself

After you have studied all of this, you will need to practice to reinforce your knowledge and to test yourself.

Complete the exercises corresponding to unit eight in workbook.

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

What do you like? I like….

What sport do you like? I like….

What do you do in the morning? I work…

What do you dislike? I don’t like….

What kind of music do you like? I like

Do you …? Yes, I do

No I don’t

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1. Warm up

Study page 87 in your textbook

Learn about ingredients:

1. Look at the picture and identify the vocabulary:

2. Make a list of the ingredients you need.

3. Listen to the CD and circle the ingredients for the recipe.

4. Practice

2. Conversation: there isn’t any left

Look at the pictures and listen to the story on page 87 in your textbook You are going to read and listen to Casey and Stacey making BROWNIES (small individual chocolate cakes) for Jason’s party.

1. Look at the photos.

2. Play the CD.

3. Listen and read the text.

4. Listen and circle the ingredients 5. Answer:

What are the brownies for?

What does Stacey want t buy at the bakery?

DON´T EAT IT All?

COMMUNICATIVE gOAl:

Giving instructions

Asking about quantity and number.

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3. Grammar in context

GRAMMAR:

Imperatives

• Affirmative

• Negative

Study GRAMMR IN CONTEXT on page 89 in your book.

Analyze this information

AFFIRMATIVE IMpERATIVES:

Verb (base form) + Complement

Put some water in the bowl

Close the door

Look at the pictures

Number the pictures

IMPORTANTE:

Los imperativos No llevan sujeto se forman con el Verbo en forma básica + el complemento

Example: Read the instruction.

Look at the verbs in this recipe for barbecued kebobs.

1. Ingredients: some charcoal

a barbecue

some lighter fluid

some skewers

some meat ad vegetables

2. Follow the instructions:

Put charcoal in the barbecue

Light the charcoal with lighter fluid.

Cut up some meat and vegetables

Put them in a bowl with your favorite barbecue marinade for 20 minutes

Put the meat and vegetables on the skewers.

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Put the kebobs on the barbecue and cook for 10 to 15 minutes, turning them over from time to time.

Take the kebobs off the barbecue and enjoy!

Exercise

Study the verbs illustrated on page 89 in your textbook Complete the exercises on page 90 in your textbook

4. Grammar in context

Analyze the chart in GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT on page 90 in your textbook

GRAMMAR:

Simple present

• Asking about quantity and number

• How many? and How much?

A NOUN can be countable or uncountable.

Countable nouns (cuando se los puede contar 1, 2,3, etc.)

For example: (a) car (a) man (a) key (a) house (a) flower (an) idea (an) accident

a car two cars

You can use one/two/three, etc. + countable nouns (you can count them) Countable nouns can be singular (= one) or plural (= two or more):

Use a / an + singular countable nouns We can’t get in without a key. (Not ‘without key’)

Singular: a car plural: cars some cars my car two cars many cars, etc the car, etc the cars

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Uncountable nouns: (no se pueden contar directamente)

For example: w a t e r : a glass of water

air rice salt plastic money music tennis

Uncountable nouns have only SINGULAR form:

money, the money, my money, some money, much money etc.

I’ve got some money.

There isn’t much money in the box.

Money isn’t everything.

But you can REFER TO THE CONTAINER:

a piece of... /a glass of... etc. + uncountable noun:

a cup of a piece of….

a glass of… a can of … a bottle of …

a bowl of…. a game of …. A spoon of …

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HOW MANY + PLURAL COUNT NOUNS

How many apples do you need?

She needs 3 apples.

She needs some apples She needs an apple

How many bananas does Rose need?

HOW MUCH + NON-COUNT NOUN

How much salt do you need?

I need two teaspoons I need some salt

Exercise

Complete the exercises on page 91 in your textbook

. Vocabulary in Context

Analyze the exercise on page 92

Look at the difference among SMELL, TASTE and LOOK

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Complete the exercise on page 92 and 93 in your textbook

Exercise

. Listening in Context

Listen to the task on page 93 in your textbook

You are going to listen to a conversation in a party.

Please follow these steps and practice a lot to develop this listening skill:

1. Look at the map and the foods.

2. Listen to the CD many times and circle the cities you hear.

3. Listen again and match the countries with the foods.

. Reading

Read page 94 in your textbook.

This reading is about recipes for great cooks.

1. Before you read answer these questions:

a. Do you like to cook?

b. What do you cook?

2. Read again and order the ingredients.

3. Complete the exercises C.

RECUERDE:

Para entender una lectura no debe traducirla, sino identificar la información más importante, es decir sustantivos, verbos, números, nombres que son fáciles de identificar.

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. Writing

DO writing on page 95 in your textbook.

Exercise

1. Make a recipe

Check how to make instructions or imperatives to do this task.

. Putting it together

Read page96 in your book

• Review vocabulary about food

• Practice following and giving instructions

Test yourself

After you have studied all of this, you will need to practice to reinforce your knowledge and to test yourself.

Complete the exercises corresponding to unit ten in workbook.

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1. Warm up

Study page 97 in your textbook

Now you are going to learn about the parts of the body 1. Look at the picture and identify the vocabulary:

2. List the parts of the body that the players hurt.

3. Listen to the CD and circle the parts of the body you hear.

4. Practice

yOU DON´T lOOK WEll?

COMMUNICATIVE gOAl:

• Ordering in a restaurant

• Talking about how things happen.

• Talking about health problems and giving advice

U nit 10

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

Eyebrows = cejas Eyelashes = pestañas Nails = uñas Lips = labios Cheeks = mejillas Toenails = uñas (pies) Chin = quijada Chest = pecho Forehead = frente Neck = cuello

2. Conversation: here comes our food!

Look at the pictures and listen to the story on page 98 in your textbook

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You are going to read and listen to a conversation in a restaurant.

1. Look at the photos. Answer these questions:

a. Who can you see in the photos?

b. Where are they?

c. How is Andy?

2. Check these words in the dictionary.

Hungry __________ Thirsty _____________

Ready __________ Waiter _____________

To order __________ Fries _____________

What’s the matter? __________ The check _____________

3. Play the CD.

4. Listen and read the text.

5. Answer:

What does Susan order?

What does Andy want to eat?

3. Grammar in context

Study GRAMMR IN CONTEXT on page 99 in your book

GRAMMAR:

Would you like to ….?

• Affirmative Statements

• Yes/No questions

• Answers

Analyze this information:

AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS

Subject + would + like + C

I would like some French fries, please.

We would like to order now.

Stacey would like some coffee.

Useful Vocabulary: soup vegetarian lasagna

Cheesecake chicken

Mixed vegetables chocolate

Strawberry mousse rice and meat

French fries Hamburger

Would + like

Would not + like= wouldn’t like Contraction: ’d

He’d

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Complete the exercises on page 99 and 100 in your textbook

4. Grammar in context

Analyze the chart in GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT on page 100 in your textbook

GRAMMAR:

How often do things happen? Adverbs of frequency Never

Occasionally, seldom, rarely

How often? Sometimes

Often Usually Always

Exercise

RECUERDE:

Los ADVERBIOS DE FRECUENCIA se ubican después del verbo TO BE y antes de cualquier otro verbo

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Analyze these examples:

They are never late for work

I am sometimes nervous before a test

The busses are always full.

Rick and Margaret are usually in class.

The students usually come to classes by bus.

My father rarely eats lunch in a restaurant.

Gabriela often goes on vacation to Argentina

Frequency adverbs: Sometimes, occasionally and usually can go at the beginning of a sentence.

Sometimes she plays basketball with her parents and brothers.

She sometimes plays basketball with her parents and brothers.

Exercise

Complete the exercises on page 101 and 102 in your textbook

. Vocabulary in Context

Analyze the vocabulary on page 92

Health problems and advice:

Should + a Verb = it is a good thing to do or, it is the right thing to do

To give advice should + V should not + V

Situation Advice

John has a terrible stomachache He should see the doctor.

He should take an aspirin.

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Complete the exercise on page 102 and 103 in your textbook

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

What is the matter? = What’s the problem?

= What happens?

What should I do? = You should ….

Hurt = when a part of the body feels bad Take medicine

Drink lots of liquids

Exercise

. Listening in Context

Listen the task on page 103 in your textbook.

You are going to listen to a conversation in a party.

Please follow these steps and practice a lot to develop this listening skill:

1. Look at the pictures.

2. Listen to the CD many times.

3. Do exercises A and B

. Reading

Read page 104 in your textbook.

This reading is about three letters to a newspaper:

1. Before you read, answer the questions in part A 2. Read and circle the problems.

3. After you read, complete the exercise C. on page 105

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. Writing

DO writing on page 105 in your textbook.

RECUERDE:

Para entender una lectura no debe traducirla, sino identificar la información más importante, es decir sustantivos, verbos, números, nombres que son fáciles de identificar.

Exercise

1. Write a letter to Dr. Feelwell about your problems.

Check the grammar and the vocabulary again before you do the task.

. Putting it together

Read page 106 in your book. Practice Review vocabulary about health problems,

Look at the chart on this page and practice following and giving suggestions for the situations

Test yourself

After you have studied all of this, you will need to practice to reinforce your knowledge and to test yourself.

Complete the exercises corresponding to unit ten in your workbook.

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1. Warm up

Read page 107 in your textbook.

Now you are going to learn past

1. Look at the illustrations. Answer.

What can you see? What’s happening?

2. Listen to the CD and order the situations by writing the letters in the blanks 3. Match the sentences with the pictures

4. Pay attention to these words: spill, drop, bowl, hit

2. Conversation: all that work!

Look at the pictures and listen to the story on page 108 in your textbook You are going to read and listen to a conversation to find what happens to Mike’s web site.

1. Look at the photos. Answer these questions:

a. Who can you see in the photos?

b. Where are they?

c. What are they doing?

2. Play the CD.

3. Listen and read the text.

4. Circle the verbs in the conversation

OOpS! WHERE DID OUR WEB SITE gO?

COMMUNICATIVE gOAl:

Talking about the past

Talking about seasons and weather.

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