Grammar Unit 1

Grammar Unit 1

1. Getting Acquainted

   • - Classify the expressions
     • • Ways to introduce people: I’d like you to meet- this is
     • • Ways to greet new people: It’s a pleasure to meet you- Great to meet you- How nice to meet you
     • • Ways to tell the others they can be informal: Just call me- Everyone calls me- Please call me

2. Personal information

   • Principal
     • - Name
     • Age
     • Ocupation
   • Nationality
   • brithplace
   • Hometown

3. Home to introduce someone to a Group

   • Name
   • Age
   • Characteristics
   • Nationality
   • Occupation
   • Feelings

4. English and you

   • Why are you learning English?
     • For business
     • For travel
     • For my studies
     • To get to know people who don't speak my languaje

5. Verb to be

6. Subject Pronouns - Possessive Adjectives

7. English Questions: Yes/No vs Wh-

   • These questions start with an auxiliary verb or the verb “to be” in the present or past simple. They are called Yes/No questions because in general terms they can be answered with a simple Yes or No. Let’s see some examples:
     • Are the keys under the books? No. / No, they are not.
   • These questions start with a Wh- question word (i.e. what, which, where, when, etc.) and, as an exception, How. This type of question is also called “Open Answer Question“, because their answer requires something different from Yes or No. Take a look at the examples below:
     • Where were you when I called you? I was at the cinema.
     • Who: Quién - utiliza para preguntar sobre una persona
     • What: Qué - utiliza para preguntar cosas
     • Where: Dónde - utiliza para preguntar lugares
     • Why: Por qué - preguntar razones
     • Which: Cuál - alternativas
     • When: Cuándo - preguntar el tiempo

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