UNIT 9 ENTERTAINMENT

UNIT 9

ENTERTAINMENT

VOCABULARY

Writing #4

Writing #4

I visitd Guanacaste last Easter week, with my family and friends; We liked the beaches, but  we didn't like the weather because of the rain. We stayed in a friend's house, near the beache. There  were of tourists there. The beach was beautiful; my childrens enjoyed the water and sand. We traveled on boat and, wet to see the dolphins, but we didn't see them because it was difficult dae to  the hour. We returned on Saturday at dawn.

Unit 8 dressing rigth

Unit 8 

Dressing rigth 

Present Continuos

Vocabulary

Unit 7 Describing people

Unit 7 

Describing people

                                                      

Possessive Pronouns 

Unit 6 Around Town

Unit 6 

Around  Town

The verb "be" has two forms in the past tense: was and were

Singular	Plural
I was	We were
You were	You were
He was	They were
She was
It was

Siple Past 

Affirmative
Subject	+ verb + ed
I	skipped.
Negative
Subject	+ did not	+ infinitive without to
They	didn't	go.
Interrogative
Did	+ subject	+ infinitive without to
Did	she	arrive?
Interrogative negative
Did not	+ subject	+ infinitive without to
Didn't	you	play?

Places around Town / City

Dialogue

Rebeca: hi! My name is Rebeca. What`s yours names?
Carolina: I’m Carolina and you?
Yoselin: I’m Yoselin
Rebeca: nice to meet you!
Yoselin: How are you, Rebeca
Rebeca: I’m fine, Carolina, and you?
Carolina: Very well, thank you
Yoselin: Carolina, Where are you From?
Carolina: I’m from Heredia.
Rebeca: I’m from Desamparados and you Yoselin?
Yoselin: I’m from tibas
Carolina: Rebeca, what do you do?
Rebeca I’m study English.
Rebeca: Yoselin where do you work?
Yoselin I work in Costa Rica Carriers
Yoselin Do you have brothers?
Carolina; yes I have one sister and one brother, they are Fabiola and Felipe,
Rebeca oh really !! y have three sister, Susan Diana, Andrea and my brother Joel
Yoselin, ohh is a big family
Yoselin: I have two brother older than , they are Alexander and Jose and I have two sister younger than me. They are Jenssi and Gema.
Rebeca. u have to get up early tomorrow because I have to work
Carolina: where do you work?
Rebeca: I work in the Ministry of Education, I’m systems engineer.
Yoselin: I’m studying accounting and you Carolina
Carolina: I’m studying business Administration.
Carolina What is this
Yoselin: This is a pen.
Rebeca: Is beautiful pen and what those.
Yoselin; those are chair.
Yoselin: Caro, what do you usually do on Saturday?
Carolina: I wake up at 8 am, then I take a shower and go to the gym. I have luch with my friends at about 1 pm
Carolina: And you Rebeca what do you do in the weekend
Rebeca: On weekend's I like to go to have coffee at my cousins home, and I like to relax at home with my family watching TV at night.
Rebeca: Joselin what do you do in the free time.
Yoselin: Tiene q agregar que hace en el tiempo libre
Yoselin: you can speak chinesse Rebeca?
Rebeca: No, I can’t. but I can dance, and you Caro,
Carolina: no, I can’t but I can play the guitar.
Rebeca hey girls we eat !!!
Rebeca: Caro, you'll eat
Carolina: I eat two packages of cookie, but I have juice
Carolina Joselin you have a little juice?
Yoselin: no, I don’t have. I have a fruit salad
Rebeca: I have I give juice.
Caro Thanks.
Rebeca: Well girls, see you later bye

Unit 5 Around the house

Unit 5 

Around the house 

GRAMMAR - THERE IS AND THERE ARE

Our students are learning the uses of “There is” and “There are” in positive, negative and interrogative sentences. The picture (grammar) and the video can help them.

Remember:

We use There is/There are to say that something exists (or does not exist). The real subject usually comes after There is/There are.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES: use "There is" for singular nouns and things you cannot count.

There is a ghost in this room.... 

·                      There is an apple on the desk.

·                     There is some oil in the pavement.

Use "There are" for plural nouns; that is to say, we use there are with a plural subject.

·                     There are four windows in my room

·                     There are some windows in my room

NEGATIVE SENTENCES: to say the opposite, (the negative form of this structure), use isn't (is + not)    or    aren't (are + not). 

 There isn't a balcony.

 There isn’t an orange on the table

 There aren't any chairs in this room

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES: as almost always happens in English, to make questions with this structure change the order of the sentence at the beginning.

·                     Is there a balcony in the flat?

·                     Are there any glasses in the cupboard?

In the course I learned the use of the simple present in both negative and positive ways ; and I could reinforce vocabulary but it has been difficult to return to studies; I had to study or practice almost daily. I have also been able to learn new vocabulary ; and how to create sentences and questions. My biggest challenge has been to come to school and leave my family for a moment aside ; back to school back to English has become a challenge , but it is necessary for my work and professional development . I've taken a liking to classes because the teacher and peers are very pleasant people