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brother city class classroom clock desk England favourite friend from goodbye hello - hermano - ciudad - clase - aula - reloj - pupitre - Inglaterra - favorito - amigo/a - de, desde - adis - hola notebook page same sister so south Spain student teacher time today year - cuaderno - pgina - mismo/a . hermana - por eso, as que - sur - Espaa - estudiante - profesor/a - hora, tiempo, vez - hoy - ao
Whats your favourite school subject? My favourite school subject is Maths USEFUL PHRASES Thank you You're welcome What time is it? - Gracias - De nada - Qu hora es?
Unit Unit 0
1.1.- Numbers 1 one 2 two 3 three 4 four 5 five 6 six 7 seven 8 eight 9 nine 10 ten 11 - eleven 12 - twelve 13 thirteen 14 fourteen 15 fifteen 16 sixteen 17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19 nineteen 20 twenty A /ew/
GRAMMAR
2.2.- The Alphabet B /bi:/ C /si:/ D /di:/ E /i:/ F /ef/ G /i:/ 3.- Demostrativos this that these those - este/a/o - ese/a/o aquel/a/o - estos/as - esos/as aquellos/as
30 - thirty 40 - forty 50 - fifty 60 - sixty 70 - seventy 80 - eighty 90 - ninety 100 - a hundred 1,000 - a thousand 1,000,000 - a million 45 - forty-five 610 - six hundred and ten 6,241 - six thousand, two hundred and forty-one 6.6.- Whats the time?
H /ew/ I /aw/
X /ex/
Y /waw/ Z /zed/
4.- El artculo determinado the: the el, la, lo, los, las (the dog, the dogs, the table, the tables,...)
a se utiliza delante de palabras que Delante de sonido de consonante se pronuncia /c/. comienzan con sonido de consonante. Delante de sonido de vocal su pronunciacin es /w/. an se utiliza delante de palabras que comienzan con sonido de vocal. the lemon /c lemcn/, the orange /w Zrwn/ a dog, a window, an elephant, an apple 05.00 Its five oclock 01.30 Its half past one 08.25 Its twenty-five past eight 02.15 Its quarter past two 12.05 Its five past twelve 09.40 Its twenty to ten 10.45 Its quarter to eleven 04.50 Its ten to five 03.17 Its seventeen minutes past three
Nice to meet you Good luck! No way He's cute He's got brown hair and blue eyes
USEFUL PHRASES - Encantado de conocerte - Buena suerte! - De ninguna manera - Es guapo - Tiene el pelo castao y los ojos azules
UNIT 1
7.7.- Caso Posesivo
GRAMMAR
8.- Adjetivos Posesivos my your his her its mi, mis tu, tus su, sus (de l) su, sus (de ella) su, sus (de un animal o cosa) our - nuestro/a/os/as your - vuestro/a/os/as their - su, sus (de ellos/as) 9.- El adjetivo El adjetivo en ingls es invariable. Tiene igual forma en masculino, femenino, singular o plural. good = bueno, buena, buenos, buenas - El adjetivo se coloca delante del nombre: a good book (un buen libro) yellow cars (coches amarillos) - Tambin puede ir detrs de algunos verbos: Peter is tall (Peter es alto)
Sirve para indicar posesin o pertenencia. Hay dos formas: a) Cuando el poseedor es una persona o un animal, se colocan las palabras en el siguiente orden: POSEEDOR APSTROFO S COSA POSEDA (sin artculo) Pams books (los libros de Pam) The girls dress (el vestido de la chica) b) Si el poseedor es pural y termina en s se aade slo el apstrofo: The girls dresses (los vestidos de las chicas) c) Si el poseedor es una cosa, se utiliza la preposicin of: of The leg of the table (la pata de la mesa).
A DAY
in the morning in the afternoon in the evening at night - por la maana (hasta las 12:00) - por la tarde (12:00 a 17:30) - por la tarde/noche (a partir de las 17:30) - por la noche How are you? I'm fine, thanks When's your birthday? Go on Hurry up! Good night! From Monday to Friday
USEFUL PHRASES
- Cmo ests? - Estoy bien, gracias - Cundo es tu cumpleaos? - Contina - Date prisa! - Buenas noches! - De lunes a viernes
PUNCTUATION
apostrophe comma exclamation mark full stop question mark new paragraph - apstrofo - coma - admiracin - punto - interrogacin - aparte
MY TYPICAL FRIDAY FRIDAY After lunch I... - Despus de comer yo... After school I... - Despus del colegio yo... I have lunch at... - Yo como a las... On a typical Friday I get up at... - En un viernes tpico me levanto a...
Hi, Mike. It's Tracy Can you come to the caf on Friday? I need to ask my dad Wait a minute See you there!
PHONING A FRIEND - Hola, Mike. Soy Tracy! - Puedes venir a la cafetera el viernes? - Necesito preguntrselo a mi pap - Espera un minuto - Nos vemos all!
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10. 10.- Uso del presente simple simple Usamos el presente simple para: a) Spelling:
GRAMMAR
11. 11.- s en la 3 persona del singular: 12. 12.- Adverbios de frecuencia 13 Pronombres personales
always - siempre Subject Object usually - usualmente - Hablar de horarios y de acciones - Se aade s en la 3 persona del singular: often - a menudo I me = yo habituales o costumbres: I play he plays sometimes - a veces you you = t The film starts at six oclock - Si el verbo termina en ss, ch, sh, x, o, o aade es: es ever - alguna vez he him = l I go to judo every Wednesday I watch she watches I go he goes rarely - raramente - Si el verbo termina en y precedida de consonante, she her = ella hardly ever - casi nunca - Expresar verdades generales y cambia la y por ies: I study he studies it it = ello (un ies never - nunca definiciones: - El verbo have tiene la forma especial has: animal o cosa) Manchester is a city we us = nosotros/as I have he has Los adverbios de frecuencia you you = vosotros/as -Tambin para indicar gustos, se colocan delante del verbo b) Pronunciation: they them = ellos/as opiniones y sentimientos: principal, o detrs del verbo She likes music /z/ play-plays run-runs to be: /s/ walk-walks put-puts I always go to school by bus /wz/ wash-washes relax-relaxes Do you often cycle to school? She is never late for school 14 Connectors and - y or - o but - pero first - primero then - luego finally - finalmente so - por eso, as que because - porque while - mientras however although - sin embargo - aunque for example - por ejemplo in conclusion - en conclusin
GREETINGS - Buenos das! - Buenas tardes! - Buenas tardes/noches! - Buenas noches! (al despedirnos)
Can I join the sports centre, please? How do you spell...? What's your address? What's your telephone number? Here's your membership card
JOINING A SPORTS CENTRE - puedo apuntarme al centro de deportes, por favor? - Cmo se deletrea...? - Cul es tu direccin? - cul es tu nmero de telfono? - Aqu tienes tu carnet de socio
UNIT 3
who what which when where - quin, quines (pregunta por personas) - qu, cul (pregunta por cosas) - qu, cul (cuando se elige entre varios) - cundo - dnde where... from why whose what ... like how
GRAMMAR
15.- Interrogativos - de dnde - por qu - de quin - cmo (cmo es algo) - cmo (cmo est o se hace algo) 16.16.- QUESTIONS How much How many How old How long How often - cunto/a - cuntos/as - cuntos aos - cunto tiempo - con qu frecuencia
'Wh''Wh'-QUESTIONS: QUESTIONS Son preguntas que comienzan por un interrogativo (who, what, where, how,...). Hay dos clases: Preguntas por el sujeto: sujeto Se hacen con el interrogativo (who, what o which) y el verbo en forma afirmativa. Se responden con el nombre del sujeto: Who lives in that house? - Bill Who has got my keys? - I've got them What is burning? - A piece of paper Preguntas por un objeto: objeto Se hacen con la partcula interrogativa (who, what, why, where, how, how many,...) y el verbo en forma interrogativa. Se responden con una frase completa: Who are you phoning? - I'm phoning Bill What is Peter doing? - He's playing the guitar Where do they live? - They live in London
'YES/NO' QUESTIONS: QUESTIONS Se hacen con el verbo en forma interrogativa. Se responden con Yes o No, seguido del verbo auxiliar con que se haya preguntado. Are you my friend? - Yes, I am Has your brother got a bike? - No, he hasn't Can Miss Norton swim? - No, she can't Do you like music? - Yes, I do Did they play with you? - Yes, they did COMPARE: COMPARE David telephoned Peter Who telephoned Peter? Who did David telephone? - David (subject) - Peter (object)
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17. 17.- Formacin del gerundio
GRAMMAR
18. 18.- El presente continuo - Se conjuga con el verbo to be ms el verbo principal terminado en ing. - Se usa principalmente para hablar de acciones que estn ocurriendo en el mismo momento en que se habla. I am reading this book (estoy leyendo este libro) Emily isn't playing with Mary (Emily no est jugando con Mary)
- El gerundio de los verbos se forma aadiendo ing al infinitivo. open/opening look/looking work/working be/being - Si el verbo termina en una e muda, pierde dicha e: have/having live/living close/closing - Los verbos terminados en slaba tnica formada por una vocal seguida de una consonante (excepto w o y ), duplican la consonante al aadir ing: run/running begin/beginning sit/sitting swim/swimming
give need open travel turn USEFUL PHRASES Follow me - Sgame From all over the world - De todo el mundo I'm hungry - Tengo hambre Too late - Demasiado tarde IMPERATIVES GIVING DIRECTIONS Be careful! - Ten cuidado! Excuse me. Is there a supermarket near here? - Disculpe. Hay un supermercado cerca de aqu? Be quiet! - Cllate! Can you tell me where the library is, please? - Me puede decir dnde est la biblioteca, por favor? Go to bed! - Vete a la cama! How do I get there? - Cmo llego all? Sit down! - Sintate! Go straight on and turn left - Siga recto y gire a la izquierda Don't be late! - No llegues tarde! Thanks a lot! - Muchas gracias! Don't write in your book! - No escribas en tu libro! You're welcome! - De nada!
PLACES IN TOWN airport - aeropuerto department store - grandes almacenes baker's - panadera doctor's surgery - consulta bank - banco football ground - campo de ftbol beach - playa games arcade - recreativos bus stop - parada de autobs music shop - tienda de msica caf - cafetera newsagent's - kiosco de prensa chemist's - farmacia police station - comisara cinema - cine post office - oficina de correos library - biblioteca sports shop - tienda de deportes restaurant - restaurante supermarket - supermercado school - escuela swimming pool - piscina underground - metro town hall - ayuntamiento university - universidad train station - estacin de ferrocarril
UNIT 5
19. 19.- There is / There are There is y there are significan hay There is se usa en singular y there are en plural. - There is an apple on the table - There are some apples here - There isnt an apple on the table - There arent any apples here - Is there an apple on the table? - Are there any apples here? - Theres some milk in the glass - There isnt any milk in the glass - Is there any milk in the glass? 21. 21.- Formacin del plural 1.- Regla general: Se aade s al singular: name/names book/books boy/boys 2.- Si el singular termina en s, sh, x, ch y, a veces, en o, aade es: es dress/dresses box/boxes potato/potatoes match/matches 3.- Si el singular termina en y precedida de consonante, cambia la y por ies: ies fly/flies family/families country/countries
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20. 20.- El imperativo El imperativo de los verbos se usa para dar instrucciones y rdenes. Se forma con el infinitivo del verbo, pero sin to. Es igual en singular y en plural. La negativa se forma con dont. Open the door (Abre/abrid la puerta) Wait for me (Esprame/esperadme) Don't open the door Don't wait for me
4.- Varias palabras terminadas en f o fe, cambian la f por v y aaden es: wife/wives thief/thieves shelf/shelves 5.- Plurales irregulares: man/men woman/women child/children ox/oxen foot/feet tooth/teeth person/people 6.- Palabras que slo se usan en plural: trousers (pantaloes), jeans (vaqueros), scissors (tijeras) 7.- Nombres con igual sigular que plural: sheep (oveja/-as), fish (pez/peces).
USEFUL PHRASES I'm thirsty - Tengo sed Look! - Mira! Well - Bien Good idea - Buena idea Would you like a biscuit? - Quieres una galleta? INVITATIONS Are you doing anything on Saturday night? - Vas a hacer algo el sbado por la noche? I don't think so - Creo que no Do you want to come? - Quieres venir? Yes, that sounds fun - S, parece divertido
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GRAMMAR
24 Presente Continuo con valor de futuro: futuro: El presente continuo se puede utilizar para describir planes futuros: Im visiting my uncle tomorrow
22. 23.- Some y any 22.- Nombre contables e incontables 23. Son nombres contables los que se refieren a cosas que Some y Any significan: pueden contarse poniendo un nmero delante. Tienen algunos-as (delante de nombres contables en plural) singular y plural. algo de (delante de nombres incontables) dog (one dog, two dogs, three dogs,...), window, cup,... Some se utiliza en frases afirmativas y any en frases negativas e interrogativas. - I have got some books - There is some water here Son incontables los que se refieren a algo que no puede - I haven't got any books - There isn't any water here contarse poniendo nmeros delante. No tienen plural. milk, rain, money, music, water,... - Have I got any books? - Is there any water here?
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25.25.- Ordinals: 1st - first 2nd - second 3rd - third 4th - fourth 5th - fifth 6th - sixth 7th - seventh 8th - eighth 9th - ninth 10th - tenth 11th eleventh 21st twenty-first 12th twelfth 22nd twenty-second th 13 thirteenth 23rd twenty-third 14th fourteenth 24th twenty-fourth 15th fifteenth 25th twenty-fifth th 16 sixteenth 26th twenty-sixth 17th seventeenth 27th twenty-seventh 18th eighteenth 28th twenty-eighth 19th nineteenth 29th twenty-ninth 20th twentieth 30th thirtieth 31st thirty-first
GRAMMAR
26.26.- Las formas verbales: Los verbos ingleses tienen tres formas: 1 - Infinitivo - sirve para los tiempos simples. 2 - Pasado - sirve para la afirmativa del pasado simple. 3 - Participio - sirve para los tiempos compuestos. Los verbos regulares hacen la 2 y 3 forma aadiendo ed: play played played Los verbos irregulares hacen la 2 y 3 forma de cualquier otra manera: break broke broken 27.- Los tiempos verbales: Los verbos tienen cuatro tiempos simples y otros cuatro compuestos. Present Simple Past Simple Future Simple Present Condicional Present Perfect Past Perfect Future Perfect Perfect Condicional
I'm going! - Ya voy! / Me voy Stop it! - Djalo! That isn't funny! - Eso no tiene gracia! AT A MUSEUM Can I have four tickets, please? Can I have a guidebook too, please? That's 39.50 in total, please. Yes, of course
- Me puede dar cuatro tickets, por favor? - Me puede dar tambin una gua, por favor? - Son 39.50 libras en total, por favor. - S, desde luego.
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28.- El pasado simple - El Pasado Simple de los verbos regulares se conjuga de la siguiente manera: a) AFIRMATIVA Con sujeto+verbo terminado en ed b) NEGATIVA Con didn't entre sujeto y verbo (en infinitivo) c) INTERROGATIVA: Con did delante del sujeto y verbo (en infinitivo)
GRAMMAR
29. 29.- Terminacin -ed de los verbos 30. 30.- Pronunciacin de -ed /d/ Regla general: love-loved kill-killed /t/ Despus de los sonidos /p/,/k/,/s/,/f/,//,// jump-jumped walk-walked /wd/ Despus de /t/,/d/ want-wanted add/added
1.- Aaden '-ed' ask-asked stay-stayed 2.- Si terminan en 'e', aaden slo 'd' live-lived like-liked 3.- Algunos verbos duplican su consonante final: stop-stopped travel-travelled - El Pasado Simple se usa para hablar de acciones que ocurrieron en un pasado determinado. Se suelen usar con una expresin de 4.- Si terminan en consonante+y pierden la tiempo: y y aaden 'ied' I went to Madrid last Sunday study-studied cry-cried
USEFUL PHRASES Don't worry Hurray! I think so It's OK - No te preocupes - Hurra! - Creo que s - Est bien
UNIT 9 be become begin bite break bring build burn* buy catch choose come cost cut do draw dream* drink drive eat fall feed feel fight find was/were became began bit broke brought built burnt bought caught chose came cost cut did drew dreamt drank drove ate fell fed felt fought found been become begun bitten broken brought built burnt bought caught chosen come cost cut done drawn dreamt drunk driven eaten fallen fed felt fought found - ser, estar - hacerse, convertirse - comenzar - morder - romper - traer - edificar, constuir - quemar - comprar - coger - elegir - venir - costar - cortar - hacer - dibujar - soar - beber - conducir - comer - caer(se) - alimentar - sentir - luchar - encontrar fly forget freeze get give go grow have hear hit hold hurt keep know learn* leave lend let lose make meet pay put read ride
ring run say see sell send shine shut sing sit sleep speak spend stand steal swim swing take teach tell think throw wake wear win write (*) Los verbos marcados con asterisco pueden conjugarse tambin como verbos regulares.
GRAMMAR IRREGULAR VERBS flew flown - volar forgot forgotten - olvidar froze frozen - helar got got - obtener, conseguir gave given - dar went gone - ir grew grown - crecer, cultivar had had - haber, tener heard heard - or hit hit - golpear held held - sujetar, sostener hurt hurt - herir, hacer dao kept kept - guardar knew known - saber,conocer learnt learnt - aprender left left - salir de, dejar lent lent - prestar let let - dejar, permitir lost lost - perder made made - hacer, fabricar met met - encontrarse con paid paid - pagar put put - poner read read - leer rode ridden - montar, cabalgar
rang ran said saw sold sent shone shut sang sat slept spoke spent stood stole swam swung took taught told thought threw woke wore won wrote
rung run said seen sold sent shone shut sung sat slept spoken spent stood stolen swum swung taken taught told thought thrown woken worn won written
- sonar - correr - decir - ver - vender - enviar - brillar - cerrar - cantar - sentarse - dormir - hablar - pasar, gastar - estar de pie - robar - nadar - balancearse - tomar, llevar - ensear - decir (a) - creer, pensar - tirar - despertar(se) - llevar puesto - ganar - escribir
GRAMMAR 1 E.S.O.
VERBOS AUXILIARES
Verbo auxiliar TO BE (ser o estar) PRESENT SIMPLE AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE
Short form I'm you're he's she's it's we're you're they're Long form I am not you are not he is not she is not it is not we are not you are not they are not Short form I'm not you aren't he isn't she isn't it isn't we aren't you aren't they aren't
Long form I am (yo soy/estoy) you are (t eres/ests) he is (l es/est) she is (ella es/est) it is (ello es/est) we are (nosotros/as somos/estamos) you are (vosotros/as sois/estis) they are (ellos/as son/estn)
INTERROG. am I? are you? is he? is she? is it? are we? are you? are they?
AFFIRMATIVE
Long form I was (yo era/estaba) you were (t eras/estabas) he was (l era/estaba) she was (ella era/estaba) it was (ello era/estaba) we were (nosotros/as ramos/estbamos) you were (vosotros/as erais/estabais) they were (ellos/as eran/estaban)
INTERROG. INTERROG. was I? were you? was he? was she? was it? were we? were you? were they?
Verbo modal must deber o tener que (hacer algo) - PRESENT SIMPLE
NEGATIVE AFFIRMATIVE Long form I must not I must (yo debo/tengo que) you must (t debes/tienes que) you must not he must (l debe/tiene que) he must not she must (ella debe/tiene que) she must not it must not it must (ello debe/tiene que) we must (nosotros/as debemos/tenemos que) we must not you must (vosotros debis/tenis que) you must not they must (ellos/as deben/tienen que) they must not Short form I mustn't you mustn't he mustn't she mustn't it mustn't we mustn't you mustn't they mustn't INTERROG. INTERROG. must I? must you? must he? must she? must it? must we? must you? must they? AFFIRMATIVE Yes, I must Yes, you must Yes, he must Yes, she must Yes, it must Yes, we must Yes, you must Yes, they must
GRAMMAR 1 E.S.O.
INTERROGATIVE
do I play? do you play? does he play? does she play? does it play? do we play? do you play? do they play?
AFFIRMATIVE Long form I am playing (yo estoy jugando) you are playing (t ests jugando) he is playing (l est jugando) she is playing (ella est jugando) (est jugando) it is playing we are playing (nosotros estamos jugando) you are playing (vosotros estis jugando) they are playing (ellos/as estn jugando)
INTERROGATIVE
RESPUESTAS BREVES Negative No, Im not No, you arent No, he isnt No, she isnt No, it isnt No, we arent No, you arent No, they arent
Affirmative am I playing? Yes, I am are you playing? Yes, you are is he playing? Yes, he is is she playing? Yes, she is is it playing? Yes, it is are we playing? Yes, we are are you playing? Yes, you are are they playing? Yes, they are
AFFIRMATIVE
Long form I played (yo jugu/jugaba) I did not play you played (t jugaste/jugabas) you did not play he played (l jug/jugaba) he did not play she played (ella jug/jugaba) she did not play it played (ello jug/jugaba) it did not play we played (nosotros/as jugamos/jugbamos) we did not play you played (vosotros/as jugasteis/jugabais) you did not play they played (ellos/as jugaron/jugaban) they did not play
INTERROG. did I play? did you play? did he play? did she play? did it play? did we play? did you play? did they play?
RESPUESTAS BREVES
Affirmative Affirmative
Yes, I did Yes, you did Yes, he did Yes, she did Yes, it did Yes, we did Yes, you did Yes, they did
Negative
No, I didnt No you didnt No, he didnt No, she didnt No, it didnt No, we didnt No, you didnt No, they didnt
PHONETICS
VOWELS / / /e e/ /w/ /Z/ / / / / man pen ship hot book cup /Y:/ /f:/ /ii:/ /]:/ /u u:/ /c/ car girl sheep ball boot a glass of water DIPTHONGS /a a w/ /e e w/ /]w/ /a a / /c/ /wc/ /e ec/ /c/ like tail boy house phone beer chair tour /p p/ /b b/ /t t/ /d d/ /k k/ /g g/ pen baby ten door car girl /s s/ /z z/ // // // // sun zoo shoe television chair jam CONSONANTS /f f/ /v v/ /w w/ /jj/ /h h/ // fat van window yellow hat thin / / /m m/ /n n/ // /ll/ /r r/ the weather mouth nose ring letter rain