Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Family
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FAMILY : familia
MOTHER : madre
FATHER : padre
BROTHER : hermano
SISTER :hermana
DAUGHTER :hija
WIFE : esposa
MOTHER-IN-LAW : suegra
FATHER-IN-LAW : suegro
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW : nuera
SON-IN-LAW : yerno
GRANDFATHER : abuelo
GRANDMOTHER : abuela
GRANDSON : nieto
GRANDDAUGHTER : nieta
SON : hijo
HUSBAND : marido
MARRIED : casado,-a
UNCLE : to
SINGLE : soltero,-a
AUNT : ta
DIVORCED : divorciado,-a
NEPHEW : sobrino
WIDOW : viuda
NIECE : sobrina
WIDOWER : viudo
COUSIN : primo, prima
EXERCISE 1
Pase al plural las siguientes oraciones :
This is my ticket.
Is this our case ?
This is your newspaper.
This isnt his seat.
Is that seat free ?
EXERCISE 2
Escribe en letras las horas sealadas en estos relojes :
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EXERCISE 3
Escribe en letras las horas que aqu aparecen en cifras, empleando las expresiones in the morning,
in the afternoon, in the evening y at night.
22.35__________________________________________________________________
06.00__________________________________________________________________
15.30 _________________________________________________________________
01.45__________________________________________________________________
19.20__________________________________________________________________
13.45__________________________________________________________________
16.10__________________________________________________________________
00.15__________________________________________________________________
23.20__________________________________________________________________
PLANNING (2 ESO)
EXAMEN DE REPASO
NOMBRE :
31_________________________
15_________________________
11_________________________
40_________________________
57_________________________
3.- Completa las siguientes frases con la forma correcta del adjetivo (comparativo,
superlativo) :
Despus del partido los jugadores y sus amigos fueron a tomar el t juntos.
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Yo fui all cuando Pedro estaba en la Universidad de Oxford.
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Estos chicos estn hablando ingls porque ellos estn practicando sus lecciones.
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El padre y la madre de Tom tienen una casa grande y bonita en Inglaterra.
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COUNTRIES
COUNTRY
CAPITAL
Europe (Europa)
Portugal (Portugal)
Spain (Espaa)
France (Francia)
-------------Lisboa
Madrid
Paris
NATIONALITY
European (europeo)
Portuguese (portugus)
Spanish (espaol)
French (francs)
Italy (Italia)
Germany (Alemania)
Russia (Rusia)
Greece (Grecia)
Egypt (Egipto)
Norway (Noruega)
England (Inglaterra)
The United States (EEUU)
Ireland (Irlanda)
Great Britain (Gran Bretaa)
Scotland (Escocia)
China (China)
Japan (Japn)
Africa
Asia
Australia
America
Rome
Bonn
Moscow
Athens
Cairo
Oslo
London
Washington
Dublin
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Italian (italiano)
German (alemn)
Russian (ruso)
Greek (griego)
Egyptian (egipcio)
English (ingls)
American (americano)
Irish (irlands)
British (britnico)
Chinese (chino)
Japanese (japons)
JUEVES 6 NOVIEMBRE
WHAT ? = QU CUL ?
WHERE ? = DNDE ?
WHEN ? = CUNDO ?
WHY ? = POR QU ?
WHO ? = QUIN ?
WHOSE ? = DE QUIN ?
HOW ? = CMO ?
HOW MANY ? = CUNTOS ... ?
WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE ? = QU TIEMPO HACE ?
HOW ARE YOU ? = CMO ESTS T ?
WHAT ARE YOU DOING ? = QU ESTS T HACIENDO ?
JUEVES 13 NOVIEMBRE
TO COME
venir
TO TOUCH
tocar
TO OPEN abrir
COMPARATION
AS ... AS == tan ... como
(COMP. DE IGUALDAD)
MORE + adj / -ER ... THAN == ms + adj. ... que ... (COMP. DE SUPERIORIDAD)
LESS + adj. .... THAN == menos + adj. ... que ...
(COMP. DE INFERIORIDAD)
THE MOST + adj. / - EST... OF == el ms + adj. de ... (SUPERLATIVO)
PLANNING 1 ESO
CONVERSACIN
PETER Buenos das, seora, cmo est esta maana ?
MARY Muy bien, gracias. Hace una maana muy agradable.
PETER S, seora. El seor Barton est esperndola con una seora y una caballero en
aquella mesa de all.
MARY Oh ! Gracias... Buenos das, seor Barton.
VOCABULARIO
MAN = hombre, seor
GENTLEMAN = caballero
SIR = seor
MR . = el seor, don
MR . Barton = El seor Barton.
This English MAN = Este seor ingls.
That GENTLEMAN = aquel caballero.
Good morning, SIR = buenos das, seor.
VOCABULARIO :
CLOUD = nube
CLOUDY = nublado
SUN = sol
SUNNY = soleado
DRY = seco
WET = mojado
STIFF = tieso
FINE = hermoso ( tiempo)
TO RAIN = llover
TO SHINE = brillar
TO WALK = andar
STREET = calle
COUNTRY = campo
DRESS = vestido
BLOUSE = blusa
CLOTHES = ropa
COAT = chaqueta
SHIRT = camisa
HAT = sombrero
SKIRT = falda
SHOE = zapato
SOCK = calcetn
STOCKING = media
SWEATER = suter
TROUSERS = pantaln
HANDBAG = bolso de mano
WOOD = madera
WOOL = lana
PAPER = papel
COTTON = algodn
LEATHER = cuero
STONE = piedra
POCKET = bolsillo
PRETTY = bonito
UGLY = feo
MADE OF = hecho de
TO PUT ON = ponerse
TO TAKE OFF = quitarse
SIMPLE PAST
TO BE
I
AM
YOU ARE
HE
SHE IS
IT
I
WAS
YOU WERE
HE
SHE WAS
IT
WE ARE
YOU ARE
THEY ARE
WE
WERE
YOU WERE
THEY WERE
TO HAVE
I
HAVE
YOU HAVE
HE
SHE HAS
IT
I
HAD
YOU HAD
HE
SHE HAD
IT
WE
HAVE
YOU HAVE
THEY HAVE
WE
HAD
YOU HAD
THEY HAD
SIMPLE FUTURE
I
YOU
HE
SHE
IT
WILL
WILL
WILL
WILL
WILL
BE
BE
BE
BE
BE
I
WILL HAVE
YOU WILL HAVE
HE
SHE WILL HAS
IT
WE WILL BE
YOU WILL BE
THEY WILL BE
WE WILL HAVE
YOU WILL HAVE
THEY WILL HAVE
PRONOMBRES INTERROGATIVOS
WHAT ? = QU o CUL ?
HOW ? = CMO ?
WHO ? = QUIN ?
WHEN ? = CUNDO ?
WHY ? = POR QU ?
WHERE ? = DNDE ?
HOW MANY... ? = CUNTOS... ?
SUBJECT
PRONOUNS
I
you
OBJECT
PRONOUNS
me
you
ADJECTIVES
POSSESSIVES
my
your
he
him
his
she
it
we
her
it
us
her
its
our
you
they
you
them
your
their
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
AM BEING
YOU ARE BEING
HE
SHE IS BEING
IT
I
AM HAVING
YOU ARE HAVING
HE
SHE IS HAVING
IT
WE
WE
YOU ARE BEING
YOU ARE HAVING
THEY
THEY
FRASES HECHAS EN INGLS(elemental :1y 2 ESO)
EVERY DAY : cada da, todos los das.
TO GO TO SLEEP : dormirse.
IN THE MORNING : por la maana.
IN THE AFTERNOON : por la tarde (temprano).
IN THE EVENING : por la tarde.
AT NIGHT : por la noche.
TO BED/ SCHOOL/ CHURCH/ TOWN : a la cama/ escuela/ iglesia/ ciudad.
IN BED/ TOWN: en cama, en la cama/en la ciudad.
AT HOME/ SCHOOL/ CHURCH : en casa/en la escuela/en la iglesia.
HOME : a casa.
IT IS COLD/ HOT : hace fro/ calor.
TO HAVE A COLD : estar resfriado.
TO BE WELL : estar bien.
AT THIS MINUTE/ AT THIS MOMENT : en este momento.
TO GO FOR A WALK : ir a pasear, dar un paseo.
I THINK SO : creo que s.
I DONT THINK SO : creo que no.
THAT IS SO : es verdad.
I HOPE SO : lo espero, espero que s.
THAT IS A GOOD IDEA : es una buena idea.
THAT IS GOOD : est bien.
AT THE SAME TIME : al mismo tiempo.
TO HAVE TIME (TO) : tener tiempo (para).
I LIKE BREAD : me gusta el pan.
AT LAST : al fin.
AT ONCE : en seguida, inmediatamente.
JUST A MOMENT : un momento
ALL RIGHT : muy bien, est bien, entendido.
ON FOOT : a pie.
A LONG TIME : mucho tiempo.
FOR A LONG TIME : durante mucho tiempo.
IT DOESNT MATTER : no importa.
SO : as, por eso, tan.
SO MUCH : tanto.
THE NEXT MORNING : la maana siguiente.
NEXT WEEK : la semana que viene.
LAST WEEK/ MONTH/YEAR : la semana pasada/ el mes pasado/ el ao pasado.
BY TRAIN : en tren.
BY BUS : en autobs
BY PLANE/AIR : por avin.
TO SPEND A DAY/ A MONTH/ A YEAR : pasar un da/ un mes/ un ao.
AT THE BEGINNING : al principio, a principios.
AT THE END : al fin, al final, a fines.
IN ALL : con todo, en total.
IM SORRY : lo siento.
SORRY : perdone.
ALL DAY : todo el da.
ALL NIGHT : toda la noche.
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW : pasado maana.
THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY : anteayer.
Pon en el hueco el verbo que hay entre parntesis en el tiempo verbal que
corresponda :
Its half past seven. Tony _____________________ (GET UP) of bed. He always
___________________ (GET UP) of bed at half past seven but on Sundays he
___________________ (SLEEP) until later because he ______________ (HAVE NOT
GOT) to go to school.
This afternoon we ___________ (BE) in the town with Mr. Brown. Mrs. Brown
_____________ (BE) there also. We ___________ (HAVE) tea in a tea-shop.
Have
you any tea ? ____________ (SAY) Mrs. Brown. Yes, ___________ (SAY) the
waiter, we have some good tea.
Every day when Mr. Brown __________________ (COME) home from his work he
__________________ (TAKE) a chair by the fire and ________________ (READ) the
paper to see what the news is. He generally ________________ (SMOKE) a pipe while
he ______________ (READ) and sometimes he ____________ (GO) to sleep if he
__________ (BE) very tired.
Yesterday Jimmy and Jean _____________ (PLAY) in the garden with John and Betty
from next door. It __________ (BE) a fine day and they ___________ (HAVE) a good
time. They _____________ (HELP) Mr. Lee to cut the grass and they ____________
(WORK) in the garden until it ___________ (BE) too cold.
The City of London __________ (BE) only a small part of the capital of England.
Originally, of course, it __________ (BE) the whole city, but that ___________ (BE)
many hundreds of years ago. Since that time, the capital _______________ (GROW) so
much that many villages which before _____________ (STAND) alone __________(BE)
now part of London, such as Chelsea, or Chiswick. A few days ago Mr. Brown
______________ (TAKE) Peter and Mary to visit the City and _______________
(SHOW) them the places of interest there. Mr. Brown generally ____________ (TAKE)
the underground to go to this office.
SALUDOS
Hello !
Good morning
Good afternoon
tarde)
Good evening
Good night
Goodbye
PLANNING
Hola !
Buenos das
Buenas tardes (temprano, hasta las 6
Buenas tardes ( desde las 6)
Buenas noches
Adis
5 y 6 PRIMARIA
Ingls
Matemticas
Problemas y ejercicios de refuerzo de los distintos temas dados en clase .
PLANNING 3 ESO
Nmeros
Abecedario
Comparativos
Adjetivos
Plurales irregulares
Posesivos
Future plans
Predictions
No article
Nouns countables / uncontables
Prepositions : IN, ON, NEXT TO, UNDER, AT, ...
Ask for : A DRINK, TRAVEL INFORMATION, DIRECTIONS, ...
TIME : second, minute, ...
SOME / ANY
LIKE / LOVE / HATE + -ing
Use a phone, go shopping, check into a hotel, buy food, change money, ...
ID LIKE
Health
How often.... ?
2.- Contesta :
Sam is in England.
Sally buys a book.
You can play the recorder.
They want a ball.
GOOD : bueno
SMALL : pequeo
SAFE : seguro
HARD-WORKING : trabajador
THIN : delgado
YOUNG : joven
EXPENSIVE : caro
DIFFICULT : difcil
UGLY : feo
WEAK : dbil
SLOW : lento
UNHAPPY : infeliz
TIRED : cansado
THIRSTY : sediento
ACROSS
2.- ............ s your name ?
3.- .......... names Anne.
6.- Is ........ name Paul ?
Yes,it is.
7.- Not her.
8.- Yes, ....... is.
D
O 1.- Whats your .......... ?
W 4.- Yes, thats .......... .
N 5.- Not yes.
6.- Not no.
Hello. Hello.
How are you ? ........................, .......................
Whats your name ? ...................... ........................
How
do
you
do ?
..................... .................... ..................... ...................... ?
6
sixty-six
99
ninety
16
six
90
nineteen
sixteen 19
nine
sixty
9
ninety-nine
88 ..................................
17 ..................................
54 ..................................
20 ..................................
12 ..................................
47 ..................................
6.- Relaciona :
9.45
6.30
7.20
11.15
3.25
5.45
8.30
10.40
6.15
1.50
..............
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b)
c)
d)
e)
h)
o)
p)
q)
31_________________________
12____________________________
15_________________________
9____________________________
11_________________________
20____________________________
40_________________________
64____________________________
57_________________________
76 ____________________________
88_________________________
82____________________________
17__________________________
25____________________________
14_________________________
36____________________________
13_________________________
47____________________________
16__________________________
6
16
60
66
sixty-six
six
sixteen
sixty
99
90
19
9
ninety
nineteen
nine
ninety-nine
b)
c)
d)
e)