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Basic Level English Course September 25 th , 2010 Introducing Adjectives and the Present  Continuous
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Vocabulary : High = Alto Low = Bajo Safe = Seguro Dangerous = Peligroso Interesting = Interesante Boring = Aburrido Pleasant  = Placentero Unpleasant = No placentero Easy = Fácil Difficult = Difícil Relaxing = Relajante Stressful = Estresante Good = Bueno Bad = Malo Fun = Divertido Funny = Chistoso Sad = Triste Vocabulary II : Lawyer = Abogado Soldier = Soldado Biologist = Biólogo Hunter = Cazador Farmer = Granjero Scuba Diver = Buceador Explorer = Explorador Tracker = Rastreador Scout = Guía Administrator = Administrador Vocabulary III : Job = Trabajo Salary = Salario Task = Tarea Occupations : Lawyer Police Officer President Soldier Biologist Hunter Farmer Scuba Diver Explorer Tracker Scout Teacher Secretary Administrator Nouns : Job Salary Task Adjectives : High ≠ Low Safe ≠ Dangerous Interesting ≠ Boring Pleasant ≠ Unpleasant Easy ≠ Difficult Relaxing ≠ Stressful Good ≠ Bad Fun ≠ Boring Funny ≠ Sad
Vocabulary : High = Alto Low = Bajo Safe = Seguro Dangerous = Peligroso Interesting = Interesante Boring = Aburrido Pleasant  = Placentero Unpleasant = No placentero Easy = Fácil Difficult = Difícil Relaxing = Relajante Stressful = Estresante Good = Bueno Bad = Malo Fun = Divertido Funny = Chistoso Sad = Triste Occupations : Lawyer Police Officer President Soldier Biologist Hunter Farmer Scuba Diver Explorer Tracker Scout Teacher Secretary Administrator Nouns : Job Salary Task Adjectives : High ≠ Low Safe ≠ Dangerous Interesting ≠ Boring Pleasant ≠ Unpleasant Easy ≠ Difficult Relaxing ≠ Stressful Good ≠ Bad Fun ≠ Boring Funny ≠ Sad A lawyer ’s  salary is high A/An + Occupation +  ‘S  + Noun + BE +  Adjective A lawyer  has  a high salary A/An + Occupation +  HAS  + a/an +  Adjective  + Noun Examples : A police officer’s job is dangerous A police officer has a dangerous job A biologist’s task is interesting A biologist has an interesting task A hunter’s task is stressful A hunter has a stressful task An administrator’s… An administrator has…
Object Pronouns Subject Pronouns : I You  He She It We You They Object Pronouns : Me You  Him Her It Us You Them Examples : You love  me  I love  you Carla loves  Pete  = She loves  him Pete loves  Carla  = He loves  her  Maria and I love  the book  = We love  it   The kids love  me and her  = They love  us Maria and I love  you and Pete  = We love  you Carla and Pete love  Maria and Jose  = They love  them
Prepositions Combos… Verb + Preposition Combinations : write to … = escribir a… talk to … = hablarle a… listen to … = escuchar a… think about … = pensar en… Adjective + Preposition Combinations : worried about … = preocupado por… happy with … = feliz con… interested in … = interesado en… Examples : Roger  writes to  her every day Denice is  worried about  him The priest is  interested in  us Let me  listen to  her I  think about  her every day
WH-Questions – Subject & Predicate WH –  Subject : Who  loves Mercedes? Who  is interested in him? Who  writes to her every day? WH –  Predicate : Who   does  Rogerio Love? Who   is  Jen interested in? Who   do  you write to every day? Original Sentence : Rogerio  Loves  Mercedes Jen  is interested in  him I  write to  her  every day
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[object Object],[object Object],Fred: Are you working now? Inspector Gadget: Yes, I am.  I’m solving an important case. Fred: Wow…An inspector has an  difficult job… Inspector Gadget: Mmm…What are You doing now? Fred: I’m playing with my daughter, Pebbles. Inspector Gadget: Well…let me tell you…a parent’s job is difficult too. Fred: Maybe you are right. Vocabulary : solving = resolviendo case = caso doing = haciendo playing = jugando maybe you are right = talvez tienes la razón Well… = Bueno…
You: Are you working now? Your friend: No, I’m not. I’m… ,[object Object],[object Object]

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Eighth Class - Adjectives and the Present Continuous

  • 1. Basic Level English Course September 25 th , 2010 Introducing Adjectives and the Present Continuous
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  • 3. Vocabulary : High = Alto Low = Bajo Safe = Seguro Dangerous = Peligroso Interesting = Interesante Boring = Aburrido Pleasant = Placentero Unpleasant = No placentero Easy = Fácil Difficult = Difícil Relaxing = Relajante Stressful = Estresante Good = Bueno Bad = Malo Fun = Divertido Funny = Chistoso Sad = Triste Vocabulary II : Lawyer = Abogado Soldier = Soldado Biologist = Biólogo Hunter = Cazador Farmer = Granjero Scuba Diver = Buceador Explorer = Explorador Tracker = Rastreador Scout = Guía Administrator = Administrador Vocabulary III : Job = Trabajo Salary = Salario Task = Tarea Occupations : Lawyer Police Officer President Soldier Biologist Hunter Farmer Scuba Diver Explorer Tracker Scout Teacher Secretary Administrator Nouns : Job Salary Task Adjectives : High ≠ Low Safe ≠ Dangerous Interesting ≠ Boring Pleasant ≠ Unpleasant Easy ≠ Difficult Relaxing ≠ Stressful Good ≠ Bad Fun ≠ Boring Funny ≠ Sad
  • 4. Vocabulary : High = Alto Low = Bajo Safe = Seguro Dangerous = Peligroso Interesting = Interesante Boring = Aburrido Pleasant = Placentero Unpleasant = No placentero Easy = Fácil Difficult = Difícil Relaxing = Relajante Stressful = Estresante Good = Bueno Bad = Malo Fun = Divertido Funny = Chistoso Sad = Triste Occupations : Lawyer Police Officer President Soldier Biologist Hunter Farmer Scuba Diver Explorer Tracker Scout Teacher Secretary Administrator Nouns : Job Salary Task Adjectives : High ≠ Low Safe ≠ Dangerous Interesting ≠ Boring Pleasant ≠ Unpleasant Easy ≠ Difficult Relaxing ≠ Stressful Good ≠ Bad Fun ≠ Boring Funny ≠ Sad A lawyer ’s salary is high A/An + Occupation + ‘S + Noun + BE + Adjective A lawyer has a high salary A/An + Occupation + HAS + a/an + Adjective + Noun Examples : A police officer’s job is dangerous A police officer has a dangerous job A biologist’s task is interesting A biologist has an interesting task A hunter’s task is stressful A hunter has a stressful task An administrator’s… An administrator has…
  • 5. Object Pronouns Subject Pronouns : I You He She It We You They Object Pronouns : Me You Him Her It Us You Them Examples : You love me I love you Carla loves Pete = She loves him Pete loves Carla = He loves her Maria and I love the book = We love it The kids love me and her = They love us Maria and I love you and Pete = We love you Carla and Pete love Maria and Jose = They love them
  • 6. Prepositions Combos… Verb + Preposition Combinations : write to … = escribir a… talk to … = hablarle a… listen to … = escuchar a… think about … = pensar en… Adjective + Preposition Combinations : worried about … = preocupado por… happy with … = feliz con… interested in … = interesado en… Examples : Roger writes to her every day Denice is worried about him The priest is interested in us Let me listen to her I think about her every day
  • 7. WH-Questions – Subject & Predicate WH – Subject : Who loves Mercedes? Who is interested in him? Who writes to her every day? WH – Predicate : Who does Rogerio Love? Who is Jen interested in? Who do you write to every day? Original Sentence : Rogerio Loves Mercedes Jen is interested in him I write to her every day
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