UNIT 3: JOBS AND DESCRIBING PEOPLE

UNIT 3: JOBS AND DESCRIBING PEOPLE

Vocabulary:

• Jobs: a director - a builder - an electrician  - a cleaner - a nurse - an engineer - a scientist - an actor- an actress - a foorball player - a driver - waiter - a teacher - a lawer - a vet -a seller - a gardener - a writer - a secretary - a cook - a business man - a hairdresser - a dentist - a buyer - a grocer - a fisher - a pilot - a captain - a bomber/a fireman - a policeman/a policewoman
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Grammar:

1. use of a or an before jobs: a builder but an electrician
2. 
   

PHONIC:

• -er /__ə__/

• Do you....? Yes I do/no, I don't
• Does he/she....? Yes, he/she does; No, he/she doesn't

Structures:

1. What do you want to be when you are older? I want to be a/an...
2. What do you do? 
   

   
   

   
   
3. Where does he/she  work? He/she works.... 

1. What's he/she like? 
• He/she is.... (es)
• He/she has... (tiene)
• He/she wears... (viste..)
• He/she is from...(es de...)
2. What are they like? 
• They are.. (son..)
• They have..(tienen)
• They wear..(visten..)
• They are from... (son de..)

Unit 0: Welcome!

WARM UP:  
How do you spell...? 
  date (first, last, next, between..ordinals..and prepositions) weather actions verbs (+dive)days of week, month and seasons, When two vowels go waking... the first one does the talking..  
GRAMMAR

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

• GRAMMAR: 

˜ There is a / isn’t a … . There are some / aren’t any … .
˜ You can … . To open the link, click on the … .
˜ I’ve got / haven’t got (glasses).
 Adam’s eyes are … .

• DESCRIBING FACES
• WHAT DO YOU LOOK LIKE?

CELEBRATIONS!

VOCABULARY

• FAMILY: 
• grandad / grandfather - grandmum / grandmother ==> grandparents abuelos)
• Dad /father - mum/grandmother ==> parents (padres)
• uncle (tío) - aunt (tía) ==> cousins (primos)
• brother (hermano) ==> son (hijo)
• sister (hermana) ==> daughter (hija)
• grandchildren (nietos)
• niece (sobrina)
• nephew (sobrino)
• RELATIVES : (FAMILIARES)
• CUÑADO (Brother in law) 
• CUÑADA (Sister in law)
• CELEBRATIONS:
• New baby (nacimiento), 
• Wedding (boda), 
• Anniversary (aniversario), 
• Birthday (cumpleaños)...
• PLACES : 
• Hotel(hotel), 
• restaurant (restarurante), 
• marquee (marquesina)
• bridal tent (carpa nuptial)
• banquet (banquete)
• catering 
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GRAMMAR:

• WHEN IS THE PARTY?
• It's ON  (dates + days of week)             It's on Tuesday 30th  of January
• It's IN  (months)                                     It's in January
• It's AT  (months)                                     It's AT 18.00 hours. 

• Genitivo Sajón: 
• Indica posesión. 
• Al poseedor se le añade apóstrofe y S + lo poseído  

• GOING TO : ir a

1. Greetings Cards:  

• Who are you going to send it to? I'm going to send a Birthday Card to....
1. Happy birthday to you,
2. Happy Anniversary!
3. Hugs and kisses
4. Have a great day!
5. God bless you!
6. I wish you the best!
7. Have fun at your birthday party....
8. You are my best friend

• To......
• 
  We wish you a happy birthday!
  Have fun in your birthday Party!
  We hope you receive a lot of presents! 
  
  
• With love, Kisses and Hugs (OOXXOOXX)  
  

  
  

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UNIT 6: IN THE KITCHEN

VOCABUARY:

• FRUIT:
• VEGETABLE: carrots, onions, broccoli, potatoes, eggplant, green pepper, cucumber, tomates, mushroom, corn, sweet potatoes, lettuce, green beans, pumpkins, leeks, green onions, asparagus..
• FOOD:  pasta, lollipop, cake, fish, rice, yogout, egg, chicken, sandwich, soup, meatball, salad, cheese, saussages, curry rice, cookies, ice-cream, noodles, humburguer, cupcake, bread, donuts, french fries, seafood, puncakes, pizza... 

IN THE TOWN

 

Vocabulary

•  Buildings in the town: hospital, restaurant, houses, toy shop, book shop, sport centre, school... 
• Prepositions: in front, next to, beside, opposite, behind..
• In the basement, on the groud floor, on the first floor, on the second floor...on the roof
• Giving directions: 
•  go up the escalator
• walk straight ahead
• turn right/left
• cross
• pass 
• Adjectives:
  

 

STRUCTURAS

• I think the purple shoes are more unusal than the red and yello shoes. They are cheaper than the others
• Where is ..? 
• What do you do in the town?
• What can you do at the sport centre? I can practice sports..
• What is it sold in ..? It is sold...
• What do they sell in a..bakery? They sell...bread
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GRAMMAR:

•    There is a....  There isn't a....  Is there a ...? ===> HAY (singular)

There are some...  There aren't any...  Are there any...? ===>HAY (plural)

• COMPARATIVES:

ADJECTIVE WITH ONE AND TWO SYLLABLE :   BIGGER THAN  

POLYSYLLABIC ADJECTIVE :   MORE  IMPORTANTTHAN

• SUPERLATIVES:

ADJECTIVE WITH ONE AND TWO SYLLABLE : THE BIGGEST  

POLYSYLLABIC ADJECTIVE :   THE MOST IMPORTANT

LITTLE/BIG - LONG/SHORT - TALL/SHORT - YOUNG /OLD - PRETTY/UGLY - STRONG/WEAK - DIRTY/CLEAN - SLOW/FAST - 

  BIG--> BIGGER THAN 

 AGREEABLE (AGRADABLE) - GRATEFUL (AGRADECIDO) - FRIENDLY (AMABLE) - ELDERLY (ANCIANO) - AUTHENTIC (AUTÉNTICO) - EXPENSIVE (CARO) - CONFORTABLE (CÓMODO) - CAREFUL (CUIDADOSO) - IMPORTANT (IMPORTANTE) - INTERESTING (INTERESANTE) - BEAUTIFUL (BELLA) - DIFFICULT (DIFÍCIL) - POLITE (EDUCADO) - SELFISH (EGOÍSTA)

 MORE IMPORTANT THAN

Adjective Comparative  (más que...) -------er than Superlative (El más de..) The most --------  Tall (alto) Taller than The tallest Short (bajo) Shorter than The shortest Long (distante) Longer than  The longest Large (largo) Larger than The largest Old (antiguo, viejo) Older than The oldest Big (grande) Bigger than The biggest Small (small) Smaller than The smallest Thin (delgado) Thinner than The thinnest Fat (gordo) Fatter than  The fattest