lunes, 28 de octubre de 2013
Use the questions in the dialogue in ex4 to interview your partner. Write out the interview.
- What time you get up?
I get up at 6.
- How do you go to school?
I'm walking.
- When do you start classes?
they try to put attention.
- Where do you have lunch?
lunch on the benches with my teammates.
- What do you do after lunch?
to finish eating we talked and played
- Why do you like your school?
that prepared me for life.
Now, write a short paragraph about yourself. use the completed chart above
On mondays
gets up................. 6:00 a.m.
goes to school...... 7:00 a.m.
has lunch.............. 3:00 p.m.
goes back home... 2:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 8:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 10:30 p.m.
On tuesday
gets up................. 6:00 a.m.
goes to school...... 7:00 a.m.
has lunch.............. 3:00 p.m.
goes back home... 2:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 8:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 10:30 p.m.
On wednesday
gets up................. 6:00 a.m.
goes to school...... 7:00 a.m.
has lunch.............. 3:00 p.m.
goes back home... 2:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 8:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 10:30 p.m.
On thursday
gets up................. 6:00 a.m.
goes to school...... 7:50 a.m.
has lunch.............. 3:00 p.m.
goes back home... 2:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 8:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 10:30 p.m.
On friday
gets up................. 6:00 a.m.
goes to school...... 10:50 a.m.
has lunch.............. 3:00 p.m.
goes back home... 2:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 8:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 1:30 a.m.
On saturday
gets up................. 11:00 a.m.
has lunch.............. 3:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 12:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 02:30 a.m.
On sunday
gets up................. 11:00 a.m.
has lunch.............. 5:00 p.m.
has dinner............ 9:00 p.m.
goes to bed......... 11:30 p.m.
USE THE INFORMATION IN THE CHART TO COMPLETE THE AMERICAN YOUR EMAIL BELOW TO PEN PAL
Hi, Marian
My mom's works at a notary, as an accountant.
she daily routine gets up at 6, wash the dishes, makes breakfast and goes to work.
My dad's as you know not live with me so not to do.
he not with me.
DAILY ROUTINE
- I get up at 6 o'clock in the morning.
- I take a shower
- I get dressed
- My mom served breakfast
- I go to school, classes begin at 7 depending on the schedule.
- We have louh is the school at 10:20 o'clock.
- Classes finish at one twenty
- I get home from school at 2 o'clock
- Ate with my friend to get home
- Take a nap
- Do my homework, listening to the tv
- Then we, have dinner
- I go to bed
miércoles, 25 de septiembre de 2013
Where...from?
1.-Where is Marta from?
Marta is from Brazil. She's Brazilian.
2.-Where is Pedro from?
Pedro is from Spain. He's Spanish.
3.-Where is Giuseppe from?
Guiseppe is from Italy. He's Italian.
4.-Where is Laura from?
Laura is from Canada. She's Canadian.
5.-Where is May from?
May is from Cina. She's Chinese.
6.-Where is Olga from?
Olga is from Russia. She's Russian.
7.-Where is Pierre from?
Pierre i sfrom France. He's French.
8.-Where is Tony from?
Tony is from Chile. He's Chilean.
9.-Where is Anna from?
Anna is from Mexico. She's Mexican.
10.-Where is Helen from?
Helen is from the U.K. She's Turkish.
2.-Where is Pedro from?
Pedro is from Spain. He's Spanish.
3.-Where is Giuseppe from?
Guiseppe is from Italy. He's Italian.
4.-Where is Laura from?
Laura is from Canada. She's Canadian.
5.-Where is May from?
May is from Cina. She's Chinese.
6.-Where is Olga from?
Olga is from Russia. She's Russian.
7.-Where is Pierre from?
Pierre i sfrom France. He's French.
8.-Where is Tony from?
Tony is from Chile. He's Chilean.
9.-Where is Anna from?
Anna is from Mexico. She's Mexican.
10.-Where is Helen from?
Helen is from the U.K. She's Turkish.
Numbers 1-100
1.-One
2.-Two
3.-Three
4.-Four
5.-Five
6.-Six
7.-Seven
8.-Eight
9.-Nine
10.-Ten
11.-Eleven
12.-Twelve
13.-Thirteen
14.-Fourteen
15.-Fifteen
16.-Sixteen
17.-Seventeen
18.-Eighteen
19.-Nineteen
20.-Twenty
21.-Twenty one
22.-Twenty two
23.-Twenty three
24.-Twenty four
25.-Twenty five
26.-Twenty six
27.-Twenty seven
28.-Twenty eight
29.-Twenty nine
30.-Thirty
31.-Thirty one
32.-Thirty two
33.-Thirty three
34.-Thirty four
35.-Thirty five
36.-Thirty six
37.-Thirty seven
38.-Thirty eight
39.-Thirty nine
40.-Forty
41.-Forty one
42.-Forty two
43.-Forty three
44.-Forty four
45.-Forty five
46.-Forty six
47.-Forty seven
48.-Forty eight
49.-Forty nine
50.-Fifty
51.-Fifty one
52.-Fifty two
53.-Fifty three
54.-Fifty four
55.-Fifty five
56.-Fifty six
57.-Fifty seven
58.-Fifty eight
59.-Fifty nine
60.-Sixty
61.-Sixty one
62.-Sixty two
63.-Sixty three
64.-Sixty four
65.-Sixty five
66.-Sixty six
67.-Sixty seven
68.-Sixty eight
69.-Sixty nine
70.-Seventy
71.-Seventy one
72.-Seventy two
73.-Seventy three
74.-Seventy fpur
75.-Seventy five
76.-Seventy six
77.-Seventy seven
78.-Seventy eight
79.-Seventy nine
80.-Eighty
81.-Eighty one
82.-Eighty two
83.-Eighty three
84.-Eighty four
85.-Eighty five
86.-Eighty six
87.-Eighty seven
88.-Eighty eight
89.-Eighty nine
90.-Ninety
91.-Ninety one
92.-Ninety two
93.-Ninety three
94.-Ninety four
95.-Ninety five
96.-Ninety six
97.-Ninety seven
98.-Ninety eight
99.-Ninety nine
100.-A/one hundred
2.-Two
3.-Three
4.-Four
5.-Five
6.-Six
7.-Seven
8.-Eight
9.-Nine
10.-Ten
11.-Eleven
12.-Twelve
13.-Thirteen
14.-Fourteen
15.-Fifteen
16.-Sixteen
17.-Seventeen
18.-Eighteen
19.-Nineteen
20.-Twenty
21.-Twenty one
22.-Twenty two
23.-Twenty three
24.-Twenty four
25.-Twenty five
26.-Twenty six
27.-Twenty seven
28.-Twenty eight
29.-Twenty nine
30.-Thirty
31.-Thirty one
32.-Thirty two
33.-Thirty three
34.-Thirty four
35.-Thirty five
36.-Thirty six
37.-Thirty seven
38.-Thirty eight
39.-Thirty nine
40.-Forty
41.-Forty one
42.-Forty two
43.-Forty three
44.-Forty four
45.-Forty five
46.-Forty six
47.-Forty seven
48.-Forty eight
49.-Forty nine
50.-Fifty
51.-Fifty one
52.-Fifty two
53.-Fifty three
54.-Fifty four
55.-Fifty five
56.-Fifty six
57.-Fifty seven
58.-Fifty eight
59.-Fifty nine
60.-Sixty
61.-Sixty one
62.-Sixty two
63.-Sixty three
64.-Sixty four
65.-Sixty five
66.-Sixty six
67.-Sixty seven
68.-Sixty eight
69.-Sixty nine
70.-Seventy
71.-Seventy one
72.-Seventy two
73.-Seventy three
74.-Seventy fpur
75.-Seventy five
76.-Seventy six
77.-Seventy seven
78.-Seventy eight
79.-Seventy nine
80.-Eighty
81.-Eighty one
82.-Eighty two
83.-Eighty three
84.-Eighty four
85.-Eighty five
86.-Eighty six
87.-Eighty seven
88.-Eighty eight
89.-Eighty nine
90.-Ninety
91.-Ninety one
92.-Ninety two
93.-Ninety three
94.-Ninety four
95.-Ninety five
96.-Ninety six
97.-Ninety seven
98.-Ninety eight
99.-Ninety nine
100.-A/one hundred
Alphabet
A ei
B bi
C si
D di
E i
F ef
G yi
H eich
I ai
J yei
K key
L el
M em
N en
O ou
P pi
Q qiu
R ar
S es
T ti
U iu
V vi
W dabliu
X exs
Y way
Z zzi
B bi
C si
D di
E i
F ef
G yi
H eich
I ai
J yei
K key
L el
M em
N en
O ou
P pi
Q qiu
R ar
S es
T ti
U iu
V vi
W dabliu
X exs
Y way
Z zzi
Greetings and Leave Tacking
1.-And you? Greating
2.-Glad to meet you Greating
3.-Good morning, good evening, good afternoon and good night Greating
4.-Good bye Greating
5.-Hi Greating
6.-How are you? Greating
7.-How's everything? Greating
8.-How's it going? Greating
9.-I'm fine Greating
10.-I'm oket Greating
11.-I's a pleasure to meet you Greating
12.-Nice to meet you Greating
13.-Not bad Greating
14.-Say good bye Leave Tacking
15.-See you Leave Tacking
16.-See you latter Leave Tacking
17.-So so Leave Tacking
3.-Good morning, good evening, good afternoon and good night Greating
4.-Good bye Greating
5.-Hi Greating
6.-How are you? Greating
7.-How's everything? Greating
8.-How's it going? Greating
9.-I'm fine Greating
10.-I'm oket Greating
11.-I's a pleasure to meet you Greating
12.-Nice to meet you Greating
13.-Not bad Greating
14.-Say good bye Leave Tacking
15.-See you Leave Tacking
16.-See you latter Leave Tacking
17.-So so Leave Tacking
Numbers
1.-One
2.-Two
3.-Three
4.-Four
5.-Five
6.-Six
7.-Seven
8.-Eight
9.-Nine
10.-Ten
11.-Eleven
12.-Twelve
13.-Thirteen
14.-Fourteen
15.-Fifteen
16.-Sixteen
17.-Seventeen
18.-Eighteen
19.-Nineteen
20.-Twenty
2.-Two
3.-Three
4.-Four
5.-Five
6.-Six
7.-Seven
8.-Eight
9.-Nine
10.-Ten
11.-Eleven
12.-Twelve
13.-Thirteen
14.-Fourteen
15.-Fifteen
16.-Sixteen
17.-Seventeen
18.-Eighteen
19.-Nineteen
20.-Twenty
Months of the year
1.-January
2.-February
3.-March
4.-April
5.-May
6.-June
7.-July
8.-August
9.-September
10.-October
11.-November
12.-December
House Parts
1.-Kitchen
2.-Bedroom
3.-Bathroom
4.-Den
5.-Stairs
6.-Garage
7.-Yard
8.-Backyard
9.-Besement
10.-Attic
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