My Virtual Notebook

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Possessive adjectives / 'S for possession / Personal objects

Grammar possessive adjectives

I You He She It We They

My Your His Her Its Our Their

My bag / bags Your umbrella / umbrellas His pen / pens Her glove / gloves Its photo / photos Our key / keys Their tablet / tablets

Virtual Notebook 30% Monthly Project 20%

Homeworks and Activities with the Book 20% Platform Activities 30%

Asking for and gaving personal information / Asking for clarification

Conversation builder Asking for and giving personal information.

Asking for information: What's your first name/last name (surname)/address/cell-phone number/home phone number/postal code? Do you have an e-mail address? How do you spell that, please?

Saying your phone number: 02079 46007 - oh two oh seven nine four six oh oh seven

Saying your email address: k.mcrea_007@gmail.com - k dot mcrea underscore oh oh seven at g mail dot com

1.B My Summer Blog Approaching a text / Simple statements with be

Glossary 1. Right now - Ahora mismo 2. Also - También 3. Host family - Familia de intercambio 4. Go for a walk - Paseo caminando / Ir a caminar 5. Walk - Caminando 6. There are - Hay 7. Lost - Demaciado 8. Tournament - Torneo 9. Train - Entrenar 10. I think - Yo creo / Pienso

Simple Statements With Be Simple statements with be have this pattern: subject + verb + complement: This is my blog. The teams are from Spain, Brazil, Portugal, Poland, Russia, England, Mexico and Japan.

Glossary: Share - Compartir Near - Cerca Great - Grandiosos Part-time job - Trabajo de Medio Tiempo Waiter - Mesero Rigth Now - Ahora Out - Fuera Wait - Esperar (tiempo) Hope - Esperar (esperanza) Soon - Pronto

Skill... Opening and closing an informal e-mail We write informal e-mails to people we know well, like friends and family Opening: Hi/Hello (+ name) Hey! Hello! Closing: Write soon Take care See you soon

For very close friends and family, we often close with Love + (your name) + the letters xx

Hi friend. I'm Andy, how are you? I hope it's okay and in case you ask, I'm fine. Long time without sending us emails and without calling us. Tell me, are you still working where you were or are you just studying? Send me an email or call me as soon as you can, I'll be waiting for you but don't leave me waiting, ok? I hope to see you again soon, take care, I send you hugs. With love your friend

(The mail corrected it because in richmond it had not put it right. / El correo lo corregi porque en richmond no lo habia puesto bien.)

1. A Meeting and Greeting

1. Chine - Chinese 2. Japan - Japanese 3.Portugal - Portuguese 4. Vietnam - Vietnamese 5. England - English 6. Ireland - Irish 7. Poland - Polish 8. Scotland - Scottish 9. Spain - Spanish 10. Turkey - Turkish 11. The U.K - British 12. Germany - German

13. Mexico - Mexican 14. The U.S - American 15. Argentina - Argentinian 16. Australia - Australian 17. Brazil - Brazilian 18. Canada - Canadian 19. Colombia - Colombian 20. Egypt - Egyptian 21. Peru - Peruvian 22. Italy - Italian 23. Russia - Russian 24. France - French

EXAMPLE: Hello, my name is Andrea Mayorga I'm from Spain then I'm Spanish and I want to introduce my classmate Jailene Moreno she's from Colombia, she's Colombian

My sister, prepares delicious delicacies, her place is in the kitchen, where they go and have a nice time. Can you guess what my sister's job is?

Can I Ask You Some Questions? Yes of course. Where do you live? I live in Matamoros Tamaulipas What’s your job? I’m cook in a restaurant and I’m a Worker in a factory Do you love your job? Yes, I feel very happy with what I do What time your work start? I start working in the restaruant of 11:00 a.m and finish at 10:00 p.m Monday a Friday and Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00 a.m at 7:00 p.m What activities do you in your free time? Watch muvies or listen to music

Practice: Conversation in pairs

Andrea: How do you spell that, please Chistabel: B-R-O-W-NA Andrea: Thanks, what's your cell phone number? Chistabel: It's 8442604783 Andrea: Now what is your address? Chistabel: 2454 E Price Rd,&nbsp;Brownsville Andrea: What's your postcode? Chistabel: 78521-0227 Andrea: Do you have an e-mail address? Chistabel: Yes, It's emily_b65@gmail.com Andrea:Okay, that would be all, thank you very much, have a good day Chistabel:Thank you, good day

Glossary: Find - Encontrar Do - Hacer Why - Porque Try - Tratar Comes- Proviene Speed-Dating - Citas Rápidas Same - Misma (o) Live - Vivo Neat - Ordenada What kind of - Que tipo de

Grammar... Simple present: questions yes/no questions and short answers: Do you work long hours? Yes, I do. No, I don't. Does she go out? Yes, she does No, she doesn't Wh- questions: What do you do in your free time? Where do you work? When does he finish? Look! We don't use do and don't in questions whit the verb be: Do you live in San Francisco? Are you from San Fancisco?

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WORK AND PLAY

Simple present: affirmative and negative / jobs and job verbs

Glossary: Jobs - Trabajos/Empleos Some times - Algunas veces Wanna = Want to - Yo quiero Manera formal / Manera informal Learn - Aprender Let's go - Vamos (me incluyo en la accion) Live - Vivir Life - Vida Knows - Saber Have - Tener Has - Tener (3ra persona)

Grammar... Simple present: affirmative and negative Affirmative: I work for an IT company He loves New York She teaches Zumba My parents cook the food Negative: I don't have a lot of free time He doesn't drive a taxi

Listening Builder: Introduction to the sound

The unstressed vowel sound / is also called "schwa". It is very common in English. We use it in almost every sentence. It is underlined in these phrases: Marcus isn't a famous tennis player what do you do in your free time? We want to know!

Chistabel: hello good morning Andrea: Hello, how can I help you? Chistabel: I forgot my laptop here yesterday. Andrea: Well, all the objects are sent to the lost property area, maybe there your laptop was sent Chistabel: Could you verify that it is there? Andrea: Sure, can you tell me what model your laptop was? Chistabel: it's a Dell XPS 15 Andrea: Yes, here is your laptop, could you give me some personal information? to fill out a form declaring that the object has already been retrieved Chistabel: Yes it's okay Andrea: What's your firs name? Chistabel: It's Emily Andrea: E-M-I-L-Y. What's your last name? Chistabel: It's Brown

PEOPLE IN MY LIFE

Languaje: frequency adverbs and expressions / family

Get - Obtener Get-togethers - Reuniones Whole - Entera Meets - Satisface Often - a menudo Niece - Sobrina Nephew - Sobrino

Stay - Quedate Backyard - Patio interior Brings - Trae Things - Cosas Dinner - Cena Prefer - Preferir See - Ver

Grammar: Frequency adverbs and expressions Frequency adverbs:

Always: 100% Usually: 80% Often: 60%

Sometimes: 40% Hardly ever: 20% Never: 0%

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MY VIRTUAL NOTEBOOK

Teacher: Juan Mondragon Gallegos Name: Andrea Mayorga Antonio 1B

PRACTICE

Hi, my name is Andrea Mayorga I'm from Brazil I'm Brazilian I'm 18 My telephone is 8688377202 I want to show my handbag This's my: Cellphone Pen Cap Fragrance Glasses Keys Notebook Charger Antibacterial Gel Face Mask

My new club... Plan a new club - What does it do? - how often does it meet? - Where does it meet?.

"RURAL ADVENTURERS" The purpose of our club is to get away from social networks and thus enjoy nature. Every weekend at 7:00 am we meet in a certain place that we have agreed on by Whatsapp, to begin our adventures. And you can also accompany us on vacations to trips we do in Mexico. Welcome to rural adventures.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Proyect: MY PERFECT ROOMMATE

•Are you a neat person? •What do you do? •What do you do in your free time? •Do you have any vice? •What are the values that best describe you? •Are you a responsible person? •Do you have future goals?

Text builder... also and too Also and too are adverbs that we use to add extra information. Also often goes after the verb be and before other verbs. Too usually goes at the end of the sentence. We use a comma before too, but not before also.

We're - Nosotros estamos Country - Pais Lengths - Distancia Meet - Encontramos Ages - Siglos Beginners - Principiantes All - Todos Learn - Aprender Outside - Fuera de Members - Miembros Perform - Llevar a cabo Together- Juntos

Someone's - De alguien Enjoy - Disfrutar Great - Estupenda Meal - Comida Join - Entrar Join our - Unete a nuestra About - Sobre Each - Cada Our - Nuestra Own - Propia Meeting - Cita Post - Correo

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