Unit6

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UNIT 6

BACK TO SCHOOL

/O:/ call, for, walkPresente SimpleArtículo determinado “THE”Reading: Commuting

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Dialogue: in a large department storeMrs. Baker: Well, Paco I’ve spoken to the headmaster of St Benedict’s

and he says you will be most welcome at the school, but you’ll have to wear the uniform, of course.

Paul will go with you into town to buy what you need.(Later in a large department store)

Shop assistant: Good afternoon, Sir Can I help you?Paul: Yes, my friend here wants to buy a St. benedict’s uniform.

Shop assistant: Certainly, Sir. How many shirts will you require?Paco: I suppose three will be enough.

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English Spanish

You’ll have to wear the uniform

What about...?

I suppose there will be enough

How many shirts will you require?

Perhaps you would like to try this one for size

Here you are

Over there

It’s not too long in the sleeve and it’s not too tight

It’s always best to try things on

I think that’s everything

How would you like to pay? In cash, by credit card

Would you like to sign here, please?

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REMEMBER:

TOO + ADJECTIVE/ADVERB: DEMASIADOTOO MUCH: DEMASIADOTOO MANY: DEMASIADOS

1.-/o:/ : call,talk, Paul, walk, for, hawk

2.-USOS DEL PRESENTE

Look! Junko ________ into the water.

A.Jumps B. is jumping C. Jump D. Jumping

I ________ lunch in the cafeteria every day.A. Have B. Has C. Am having D. Am have

I ________ to Toronto next Thursday. Do you want to come?

A. go B. Am going C. Goes D. Was going

Don't give Jan any cheese. She ________ it!A. hates B. Hate C. Is hating D. hating

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USE OF ARTICLES

Indefinite Articles: a and an a + singular noun beginning with a consonant: a boy an + singular noun beginning with a vowel: an elephant a + singular noun beginning with a consonant sound: a user

(sounds like 'yoo-zer,' i.e. begins with a consonant 'y' sound, so 'a' is used)

some + plural noun: some girls IF THE NOUN IS MODIFIED BY AN ADJECTIVE

a broken egg an unusual problem a European country (sounds like 'yer-o-pi-an,' i.e.

begins with consonant 'y' sound)

If the noun is modified by an adjective

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USE AND OMISSION OF ARTICLES

Definite Article: the En inglés, el artículo determinado (the) tiene la particularidad y la ventaja que

cubre a cuatro de nuestros artículos: el, la, los, las. The world / el mundo    The worlds / los mundos

The house / la casa    The houses / las casasThe cat, the girl, the books and the apples / El gato, la chica, los libros y las manzanas

Por lo tanto, podemos decir que es invariable en género y número.

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The is not used with noncountable nouns referring to something in a general sense:

[no article] Coffee is a popular drink.[no article] Japanese was his native language.[no article] Intelligence is difficult to quantify.

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Omission of Articles While some nouns combine with one article or the other based on whether they

are countable or noncountable, others simply never take either article. Some common types of nouns that don't take an article are:

1. Names of languages and nationalities Chinese English Spanish Russian 2. Names of sports volleyball hockey baseball 3. Names of academic subjects mathematics biology history computer science

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What’s the time?

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UNIT 7 LOST KEYSPREPOSITIONS

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BEGINNING MIDDLE END

She suddenly drove off

She drove off suddenly Suddenly she drove off

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POSICION ADVERBIOS FRECUENCIA

MIDDLE

I ALWAYS FORGET NAMES