CUADERNILLO de PRÁCTICA para ALUMNOS INGRESANTES al CICLO LECTIVO 2016

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Gobierno de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Ministerio de Educación Área de Educación Técnica E.T. Nº 3 D.E. 9ª R.VIII María Sánchez de Thompson Área de Comunicación y Expresión INGLÉS: LENGUA, GRAMÁTICA Y COMUNICACIÓN CUADERNILLO de PRÁCTICA para ALUMNOS INGRESANTES al CICLO LECTIVO 2016 Horarios para Lunes Martes Miércoles Jueves Viernes consultas Prof. Capozzoli 9:55 a 10:35 9:15 a 11:25 Prof. Colombo 9:05 a 12:05 Prof. Lissi 9:15 a 11:25 18:00 a 19:00 13:30 a 14:10 9:55 a 11:25 Prof. Marcone 11:00 a 12:00 14:00 a 15:00 9:30 a 12:30 14:00 a 17:30 Prof. Winter 14:00 a 15:00 15:00 a 17:30

Let s follow the rules below to make our class friendlier for teaching, learning, and having fun http://maestratrend.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/classroom-rules-and-behavior-expectations.jpg Remember classroom language 2

LANGUAGE, GRAMMAR REFERENCE and PRACTICE Verb to be REFERENCE PRACTICE 1. Complete the sentences with: am is Affirmative full form I am Shelly You are Ken He is Max She is Sonia It is Roxie We are Shelly and Mike They are Ken and Max Negative full form I am not in Spain You are not in Paris He is not in London She is not in Rome It is not in Brazil We are not in Japan They are not in Rio Questions Am I small? Are you small? Is he small? Is she small? Is it small? Are we small? Are they small? Short form I m Shelly You re Ken He s Max She s Sonia It s Roxie We re Shelly and Mike They re Ken and Max Short form I m not in Spain You re not in Paris He s not in London She s not in Rome It s not in Brazil We re not in Japan They re not in Rio Short Answers Yes, I am / No, I m not Yes, you are /No, you aren t Yes, he is / No, he isn t Yes, she is / No, she isn t Yes, it is / No, it isn t Yes, we are / No, we aren t Yes, they are / No, we aren t are i. I _am_ a student. ii. Chile and Bolivia countries. iii. Brad Pitt from the USA. iv. We not in Spain. v. I from Argentina. 2. Complete the sentences Use short forms where possible i. ( ) Ginobili isn t_ from the USA. (+) He _ s from Argentina. ii. ( ) Neuquén and Misiones. (+) They in Argentina. iii. ( ) You Italian. (+) You English. iv. ( ) Africa a country. (+) It a continent. v. ( ) I 20 years old. (+) I 14. 3. Complete the questions and short answers use short forms where possible i. Is the mobile phone old? No, it isn t. It s new. ii. the jeans green? No, they. blue. iii. you from Mendoza? No,. iv. your bicycle expensive? 3

No, it.. v. your pet a brown dog. No,. a black and white cat. We use be to say: who somebody is or what something is I m Sam. to describe people or things He s tall. where somebody is from We re from Brazil. That s my ticket. Your shoes are nice. to talk about our age /how old we are I m nineteen. how we feel We re tired. He s angry. where somebody or something is She s at home. I m fine. Your bag s on the chair. Pronouns and possessive adjectives uses: In English, we always use a subject in a sentence Peter is at school. He is at school. is at school 4. Complete and answer the questions below use verb to be: is - are i. Asunción / capital city of Peru? (Paraguay) Is Asunción the capital city of Peru? No, it isn t. It s the capital city of Paraguay. ii. Los Nocheros / from USA? (Argentina) iii. Meolans / a teenager? (over 30) iv. Asia and Europe / oceans? (continents) v. Atlantic / country? (ocean) 1. Complete with subject pronouns i. She is my friend Anna. ii. am 13 years old. iii. Mr Alonso is my English teacher. is nice. iv. are in the classroom. v. are my friends Joaquín and Milton. 2. Complete with subject pronouns and possessive adjectives 4

i. is my new friend. name is Subject pronouns can be the subject of the Alexia. sentence ii. am from Spain. hometown Subject pronouns = Personal pronouns is Barcelona. I you he she it we you they iii. We are in English 2. teacher is Mr my your his her its our your their Possessive Adjectives express possession Kent. is great! iv. Are in our class? No, am year 1. v. Who is Maths teacher? Miss Ochoa. is really patient. We love her. 3. Complete with: its our their i. My brother has got a hamster. Its name is Peter. ii. We are sisters and that is father. iii. They are our brothers. names are We use possessive adjectives before nouns, to say that something belongs to someone Where is my ticket? chair. Her bag is on the Federico and Sebastian. iv. I ve got a grey cat. name is Catalina. v. They re my dogs. names are Black and White. 1. Complete the questions: use What Where How old i. What is your name? Max. ii. is Resistencia? It s in Chaco. iii. are you? I m 14. iv. is the capital of Tierra del Fuego. Its and it s = it is Buenos Aires is the capital city of Argentina. It s (= it is) a big city and its university is very famous. Ushuaia. v. is Bariloche. It s in Rio Negro. 2. Write questions for the following answers i. How old are you? 5

Questions I m fourteen years old. Yes/No questions are questions that we can answer with yes or no Is Peter at home? No, he isn t. He is at school. Wh- questions begin with a question word: when to ask about time When is your birthday? where to ask about places Where are you from? I m from Buenos Aires. (Place) who to ask about people Who is the boy at the bus stop? He is my cousin. what to ask about things what is your name? It s María. We use there is / there are to say that someone or something exists There is a book on the table. Affirmative & Negative There is /there s a kitchen. There isn t a garage. There are two bathrooms. There aren t three bathrooms Questions Is there a dining room? Are there two bathrooms? Short answers Yes, there is. No, there isn t. Yes, there are. No, there aren t We use prepositions of place to say where somebody or something is ii.? I m from Mar del Plata. iii.? No, it isn t. It is a big school with many students. iv.? No, they aren t. My trainers are pink and blue. v.? My favourite thing is my bicycle. It s new and fast. 1. Complete with: There is /There are It is /they are i. There is a garden in my house. It is small. ii. plants in my garden. green, Brown and yellow. iii. a dog under the bed. my pet. iv. In the garage, two bikes. new. v. a lamp in the living room. old, but OK. 2. Circle or underline the correct option i. There is / there are four bedrooms in / on the house. ii. Is there / there is a book at / on the table? iii. There is / there are a pair of jeans at / under the bed. 6

iv. Are there / there are red flowers in / on the garden? v. There is / there isn t a dog in / on the house because Mr. Grumpy doesn t like pets. http://tx.englishch.com/teacher/jocelyn/prepositions%20of%20position.jpg COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES READING AND WRITING Look at Florencia s poster and find information about her country, her school, her friend Anika Then make a poster about you. 7

1. Complete with words from the box 2. Correct the information about Marcela i. Marcela is from Chile _She isn t from Chile. She s from Argentina._ ii. She s a teacher. iii. Her school is in Buenos Aires. iv. Corrientes is a small city. v. Corrientes is the capital city of Argentina. 3. Put the sentences below in the correct order, then complete the email in the next column a. I m a student at Don Bosco School. b. Write soon. c. I m from Resistencia. d. Send me an email. e. I m in year 8. f. My name is Pedro. 1 g. My email address is pedro@yatoy.com h. It is the capital city of Chaco. 8

Bull fights back - level 1 28-10-2015 07:00 Level 1Level 2Level 3 In Peru, bullfighting is popular. Between 500 and 600 bullfights take place in Peru every year. There is a bullfight. People throw objects at the bull. The bull jumps over the barrier. It is among the people. The people start to panic. They run away. Four of them are injured. Difficult words: take place (to happen), object (thing), barrier (something like a wall for protection), injured (to have problems with the body). You can read the original story and watch the video in the Level 3 section. Read more: http://www.newsinlevels.com/products/bull-fights-back-level-1/ What do you think about this incident with the bull? Do you want on your own? go to the webpage below The verb to be - Information questions present simple http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/presentsimpletobe1a.html http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/presentsimpletobe1b.html http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/presentsimpletobe1c.html http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/presentsimpletobe1d.html Listen to dialogs, find and learn new words https://elt.oup.com/student/engage/starter/starter_dialogues/eng_start_dl04?cc=ar&sellanguage=en Bibliography Tiberio, S.C. (2012). What s Up? Starter. Second Edition. Pearson-Longman. England. Murphy, R. (1997). Essential Grammar in Use. Second Edition. Cambridge University Press. U.K. Viney B. with Elaine Walker; Steve Elsworth. (2010). Grammar Practice for Elementary Students. Pearson Education Limited. England 9

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