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Class Notes: First Alternative

The document provides information about a class studying English, including reasons for studying English and a class survey. It then transitions to introducing vocabulary for greetings and introductions, as well as questions words. The remainder of the document covers verb conjugations, count vs non-count nouns, and simple present and past verb tenses.

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Class Notes: First Alternative

The document provides information about a class studying English, including reasons for studying English and a class survey. It then transitions to introducing vocabulary for greetings and introductions, as well as questions words. The remainder of the document covers verb conjugations, count vs non-count nouns, and simple present and past verb tenses.

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Class notes

Why are you studying English?


First alternative
-

To travel
To speak to my family in USA
To do business
To listen to music in English
To watch movies in English
To understand music in English

Second alternative
- Im studying English to speak to my family in Usa
- Im studying English to listen to music in English
Class survey:
How many students in your class are studying English?
- There are two person in the class studying English to travel
- There are two person in the class studying English to listen to music.

Id like to introduce you to


Its a pleasure to meet you
Great to meet you / Great to meet you, too
Everyone calls me/ you can call me
Just call me
Please call me

Two ways of presenting a person


- Id like to introduce you to
- This is ....
- Its a pleasure to meet you

- Great to meet you


- How nice to meet you
- Everyone calls me
- Just call me
- Please call me

INFORMATION QUESTIONS

Who
What
Where
When
Why
How
Whose
How much
How many

work

You

work

He

works

She

works

It

works

We

work

You

work

They

work

Note: In another increase the s

AUXILIARY
Do => I, You, We, They
Does => He, She It
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
- I dont work at the Central University
- Andrea doesnt work at the Central University
- They dont work at the Central University

QUESTIONS
- Does she work at the Central University?
- Yes, She does
- No, She doesnt
INFORMATION QUESTIONS
-

Where does he work? => at the Central University


What does he do?
Who works at the Central University?
How long does he at the Central University?

Count Nouns
Para enumerar Los que se pueden
contar
- Carrots
- Fish
- Banana
- Orange
- Apple

Some => Count nouns

Non Count nouns


No se puede enumerar
-

Rice
Oil
Juice
Salt
Sugar
Water

Some => Non count nouns

BE = > was
BE = > were
I was
You were
He was
She was
It was
We were
You Were
They were

Simple Present
Aux Do Does
(+) S + V + C
(-) S + AUX ( Do not / Does not) + V + C
(?) Aux (Do / Does) + S + V + C ?
.
Simple past
Aux Did
(+) S + Vpast + C Example: Joel visited Quito yesterday.
(-) S + Aux (didnt) + Vbase + C Example: Joel didnt visit Quito
yesterday

(?) Example: Did he visit Quito yesterday?

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