martes, 16 de agosto de 2011

DESCRIBING CLOTHES

Natalia is wearing a blue dress and boots.


  Robert is wearing a T-shirt, jeans and sandals.

 Carlos is wearing a black suit , a white shirt, a black tie and black
                                                           pants.

What are they wearing?
  Selena is wearing ...

 J Balvin is wearing ...
 Pitbull is wearing ...
 Demi Lovato is wearing ...

lunes, 8 de agosto de 2011

Describing People

WHAT DO YOU LOOK LIKE?

HEIGHT: Little, short, medium height, tall , very tall.

AGE: baby, kid/child, teenager, young man / woman, elderly woman / man.

LOOK : lovely, cute, handsome, pretty, beautiful.

BODY: plump, thin, slim, fat, athletic.

HAIR: short/long, curly, wavy, straight, blond, black, brown, bald.

EYES: small/big, green, blue, brown, black, hazel.

SKIN: white, freckled, tanned, brown, fair.


 She is Shakira. She is short and slim. She is very pretty. Her hair is long, wavy and blond. Her eyes are small and brown. Her skin is white.


 He is Brad Pitt. He is of medium heigth and very handsome. His hair is short, straight and blond. His eyes are small and blue. His skin is white.




jueves, 21 de julio de 2011

PLURAL NOUNS

La regla en general: En inglés, el plural de la mayoría de nombres esta formado al añadir -s.
bookbooks
ideaideas
leglegs
village villages
choicechoices






Excepciones:
Los nombres que se terminan en -s, -ss,-sh,-x, o -ch forman el plural al añadir -es.
lenslenses
kisskisses
taxtaxes
dishdishes
churchchurches


Los nombres singulares que se terminan en -y precedido por un consonante forman su plural al cambiar la -y por -i y añadir -es.
citycities
flyflies
itineraryitineraries

 Pero: los nombres que se terminan en -y precedido por una vocal forman su plural usando la regla general.


boy       boys
toy        toys



Generalmente, los nombres singulares que se terminan en -o precedido por un consonante forman su plural al añadir -es.

heroheroes
potatopotatoes
zerozeroes


Generalmente, nombres singulares que se terminan con -f o -fe forman su plural al cambiar el -f a -v y añadir -es o -s.

leafleaves
thiefthieves
knifeknives
wifewives


Unos nombres que tienen -oo cambian a -ee.

toothteeth
footfeet
goosegeese


Hay algunos nombres que forman su plural al cambiar -us por -i.

cactuscacti
radiusradii
focusfoci


Hay tres plurales irregulares muy importantes.

childchildren
womanwomen
manmen
 



sábado, 9 de julio de 2011

HUMAN BODY

Can you name the parts of the face?
Image of a Human Head



Can you name the parts of the head?
Image of a Human Head





Can you name the parts of the human body?
Image of a Human Head
http://www.syvum.com/cgi/online/serve.cgi/squizzes/spanish/spanish_body_1.html?list


http://iteslj.org/v/s/cwlb05.html



http://www.lingolex.com/spanish.htm

lunes, 16 de mayo de 2011

Lesson 7 WHAT TIME IS IT?




We use at to refer to a moment en time, for example the hour.
The last class is at 12.30



GAME

EL juego es simple pero sirve para practicar la hora en INGLES. Tienen que leer la hora en INGLES y parar el reloj cuando las manecillas del reloj lleguen al lugar correcto.

Link / Enlace:

http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/clock2/clockwordsres.html


Practice! Work with a partner


Sam: Excuse me?
Keiko: Yes?
Sam: what time is it?
Keiko: It's a quarter past nine.
Sam:  What time is the English class?
Keiko: It's at half past ten  .
Sam: Thank you.

Lesson 6 MONTHS OF THE YEAR AND DAYS OF THE WEEK.




 CELEBRATIONS:

Christmas
It's on December 25th

Labor Day
It's on May 1st

Teacher's Day
It's on May 15th

Women's Day
It's on March 8th

Earth Day
It's on April 22th

New year's Eve
It's on January 1st



We use in to refer to te months of the year. Example:
 Independence Day is in July.
We use on  to refer to dates.
Examples:
My birthday is on September 22nd.




 We use on  to refer to the days of the week. Example: The first class is on Monday.