This document provides a summary of Modules II and III from a language learning course. [Module II focuses on vocabulary related to rooms in a house, grammar concepts like there is/there are, and comparing one's home to a nautilus shell. Module III covers daily routines using the present simple tense and prepositions of time and place.]
This document provides a summary of Modules II and III from a language learning course. [Module II focuses on vocabulary related to rooms in a house, grammar concepts like there is/there are, and comparing one's home to a nautilus shell. Module III covers daily routines using the present simple tense and prepositions of time and place.]
This document provides a summary of Modules II and III from a language learning course. [Module II focuses on vocabulary related to rooms in a house, grammar concepts like there is/there are, and comparing one's home to a nautilus shell. Module III covers daily routines using the present simple tense and prepositions of time and place.]
This document provides a summary of Modules II and III from a language learning course. [Module II focuses on vocabulary related to rooms in a house, grammar concepts like there is/there are, and comparing one's home to a nautilus shell. Module III covers daily routines using the present simple tense and prepositions of time and place.]
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JHEYSON ADHONIS MARTINEZ VILORIO
2022-1691
Summary Module II (East West, Home´s Best) And Module III (Day after day) MODULE II (EAST WEST, HOME´S BEST) ROOMS IN A HOUSE Vocabulary
Pillo Dining Room
w Bathroom Cushions
Washbasin Bedroom Kitchen Towel Armchair GRAMMAR THERE IS/ THERE ARE • Affirmative • Negative There´s a bed in the bedroom. There isn´t a desk in the bedroom. There are some pillows on the bed. There aren´t any painting on the walls.
• Interrogative • Shot Answers
Is there a Windows? Yes, there is. / No, there isn´t. Are there any flowers in the vase? Yes, there are. / No, there aren´t. LIFE IN A SHELL
Compare your house to the Nautilus house.
My house is block. It has several rooms,
there is a supermarket nearby. It is ample for the whole family. A HOUSE OUT OF THIS WORLD
-f/-fe -ves leaf- leaves But roof- roofs THIS/ THAT THESE/THOSE
• We use this/these for things near us.
• This is an iron.
• These are cups.
• We use that/those for things far from us.
• That is a clock.
• Those are knives.
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
• The ball is under the box.
MODULE III (DAY AFTER DAY) WHAT DO YOU DO IN THE MORNING, IN THE AFTERNOON, IN THE EVENING.
In the mornings I get ready for work, take a
shower and then have coffee, I go to work at 8 am until 4 pm. Then I go out to make some appointments and in the evening I come home for dinner and go to bed. GRAMMAR PRESENT SIMPLE (AFFIRMATIVE) SINGULAR PLURAL I/You walk to school. We/You walk to school.
He/She/It walks to school. They walk to school.
We use the present simple to talk about:
Daily routines: Every morning, I eat eggs for breakfast. Habits: John plays tennis on Saturdays. Permanent states: They live in London. Time expressions: ever day/week, every afternoon/evening, on Mondays, etc. GRAMMAR PRESENT SIMPLE (NEGATIVE/INTERROGATIVE)
Negative Interrogative Short Answers
Do I/you/we/they go Yes, I/you/we/they running on Saturday? He/She/It do. I/You/We/They doesn´t play don´t play sport. Does he/she/it sport. No, I/you/we/they cook on Sunday don´t. afternoons? PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
The time (at 3 o´clock), at weekends/ the weekend, at
AT midday/night. In the morning/afternoon/evening, months/seasons (in Ma, in the IN winter), years (in 2010). Days (on Saturday´s), on Monday morning´s, dates (on 8th June), ON on weekdays. ASKING/TELLING THE TIME TRUE FRIENDS Write some reasons why someone should go to Giraffe Manor.
Visiting the Giraffes would be
a unique experience, take photos and see the diversit of exotic species that exist. ADJECTIVES/ADVERBS
Adjectives: describe nouns. They usually go before nouns
but after the verb to be. Example: He´s a good teacher.
Adverbs: describe verbs.
Example: He speaks Russian well. (How does he speak Russian? Well.) SKILL
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